Yoav Shakron, son of Netanel Shakron, recounted the horrific murder and his own escape after his father was gunned down by a Palestinian terrorist just hours before Yom Kippur began.
The Israeli delegation and its envoy haven’t said publicly whom the Jewish state favors in the upcoming election.
The dangers of the F-35 deal are real, and they will do nothing to rescue Bin Salman from the mess his own Yemen policies created.
Human rights activist and attorney Brooke Goldstein revealed that terror groups in Judea and Samaria explicitly clamor for war, exposing the radical and violent ideology that is pervasive in Palestinian culture.
The economic crisis that created political anger has drained the time and energy needed to organize.
Israel’s ambassador to Germany, Ron Prosor, warned that Die Linke’s strong performance in Berlin should concern anyone invested in preserving Jewish life in the capital.
Argentine President Javier Milei visited Yeshivas Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway, New York, where he danced with the yeshiva students and received the Ohev Yisrael Award for his advocacy for Israel and love of the Jewish people.
President Abdullahi and Somaliland’s supporters in the United States are pressing for a greater degree of normalization for the country.
Netanel Shukrun, a father of six, was murdered while swimming with his son Sunday.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa revealed that direct Israel-Syria negotiations came “almost 90%” toward agreement, saying the US-backed channel remains active and could ultimately lead to lasting peace. But he demanded Israel first withdraw to positions associated with the 1974 disengagement arrangement, followed by security negotiations. Al-Sharaa acknowledged Israeli security concerns after October 7 but argued
