WATCH: The aftermath of the Israeli strikes on Assad’s naval assets The IDF is targeting critical sites in Syria to prevent weapons from falling into the wrong hands and endangering Israeli civilians.
Deficit explodes to $622B in just 2 months under Biden’s watch With the national debt now approaching $36 trillion, newly appointed Trump advisor Elon Musk is warning that failure to address the deficit threatens critical programs including defense, Medicare, and Social Security.
WATCH: Suspected terror ramming in Bnei Brak lightly wounds two Israeli police have arrested a driver in Bnei Brak after a suspected terror-related collision with a pedestrian, who was lightly wounded.
Days after Trump’s victory, Biden-Harris admin granted Iran $10 billion in sanctions relief, congressional notice shows 'This policy of appeasement needs to end on January 20, and locking down these accounts, so Iran can't get access, should be priority one,' said Richard Goldberg, a former White House National Security Council member.
Levant’s oldest known ritual site discovered in Galilee cave Acoustic tests conducted in the area revealed enhanced natural acoustics, likely amplifying communal rituals involving singing, prayer, and dancing.
WATCH: Syrians chant for Hezbollah’s ouster after the fall of Assad regime Hezbollah aided the oppressive Assad regime in murdering innocent Syrians and repelling rebel advances, so now with the fall of Assad, Syrians can finally chant, 'With fire and blood we will expel Hezbollah.'
Israel ‘likely used heavy munitions’ in Syria strikes Targets struck in Syria included Syrian Air Force bases and squadrons; advanced missile and UAV depots, chemical weapons sites; air-defense installations, and large stockpiles of strategic weaponry.
Birthright Israel extends age limit to 50 for volunteers helping to rebuild Gaza border areas post-Oct. 7 The extended age range will also allow alumni who participated in Birthright trips up to 25 years ago to revisit Israel and reconnect with the country through volunteer work.
WATCH: Former hostage urges Trump to take action and secure the release of the remaining hostages Yehudit Raanan who was previously held in Gaza pleaded with president-elect Donald Trump to do everything he can to secure the release of the remaining hostages held in Gaza.
WATCH: Ancient Torah found in one of Assad’s palaces in Syria The fall of the Assad regime has uncovered remarkable secrets, including the discovery of a 500-year-old Torah scroll hidden in the basement of Bashar al-Assad’s palace.
Netanyahu testifies in court, mocking ‘absurd’ charges as Israel faces ‘7-front war’ Israeli prime minister chides court after being forced to testify on Tuesday despite the unprecedented geopolitical situation, including a multifront war.
Iranian leaders ‘punching each other’ over Syria collapse – report Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in disarray after Assad’s stunning defeat in Syria.
Anti-Israel student group banned from Instagram Columbia University Apartheid Divest had announced a protest that included photos of trustees with inverted triangle target markings on them.
‘Israeli hostages are in grave mortal danger,’ warns Herzog Israel's president hosts emergency discussion on the medical condition of the hostages, amid fears their weakening condition could leave them vulnerable to infection, hypothermia, or starvation during the upcoming winter season.
WATCH: Secondary explosions from IAF airstrikes light up Syria’s night sky The IDF is targeting strategic bases across Syria to prevent any weapons from falling into the hands of the Syrian rebels who toppled the Assad regime.
‘Netanyahu did more against terror in a year than the EU did in 70,’ says Dutch MP Dutch MP meets with Israeli leaders, praises Netanyahu for his handling of the war against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran.
IDF relearning the basics while modernizing for future threats – analysis It was expected that modern technology would allow Israel to rely solely on counter-guerrilla and counter-terrorism capabilities, leading the IDF to mistakenly downgrade its ground forces.
Adam Schiff is sworn into Senate on edition of Maimonides’ Jewish legal code printed in 1490 Maimonides, also known as Rambam and considered one of history’s preeminent Jewish scholars, wrote the Mishnah Torah in the 12th century as an all-inclusive guide to the system of Jewish law.
WATCH: Speed of Syrian rebel assault ‘was not expected,’ says Iran’s top diplomat Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expressed disappointment in the Syrian Army's performance, admitting that its failures shocked everyone, including Iran.
End the Secret Service – opinion The best way to deal with this problem isn’t to give the Secret Service more money and listen to more empty promises, but to shut it down.
