President Trump says the US is engaged in ‘very friendly negotiations’ with Tehran, while also warning that large-scale operations against Iran could resume if no deal is reached.
A Jewish community outside Paris has been left reeling after 12 Torah scrolls—Judaism’s holiest sacred texts—were stolen from the Grand Synagogue of Levallois in what community leaders are calling a deliberate antisemitic attack. The thieves reportedly bypassed security systems and ignored other valuables, taking only the Torah scrolls. The theft was discovered Monday morning by
Colombia to reopen its embassy in Israel after previous government cut ties, with new mission to be headquartered in Jerusalem.
Although he did not cite specific strategies used by saboteurs, those present said the Shin Bet chief looked “very disturbed” by the threat.
The US State Department reaffirmed that Turkey remains ineligible to purchase or receive F-35 fighter jets.
The editorial said Carlson had embraced what it called an ‘eccentric, toxic agenda.’
The U.S. Department of State also maintains a Level 4: Do Not Travel advisory for Judea and Samaria.
Aboard a flight to Michigan, President Trump told reporters that without his actions—terminating the JCPOA and striking Iran’s nuclear sites—Israel would have been destroyed long ago.
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) has spent about $25 million in support of Stevens.
MMA fighter Natan Levy opens up about proudly fighting under the Israeli flag despite rising antisemitism and career setbacks since October 7, as he returns home to fight in front of a crowd that finally supports him.
