The Jerusalem Post Archive

3 November 2026
US carries out 'defensive' strikes on Qeshm Island after Iran downs drone, officials tell 'Post'

US officials said the strikes were defensive measures against Iranians using surface-to-air missiles against US assets, and did not appear to signal a resumption of major combat operations.

Trump 'days away' from launching nuclear strike on Iran, Tucker Carlson claims

"An American nuclear attack on Iran would set a new precedent," Carlson claimed in a post on X/Twitter a day before the US carried out "defensive" strikes on Qeshm Island.

Iran, US far from deal to end war as Tehran threatens response to US strikes

Mediators are working to bridge gaps between Tehran and Washington, as overnight US strikes on Qeshm Island and Iran's downing of a US drone threaten to complicate negotiations.

Aramco exploring expansion of crude pipeline to bypass Strait of Hormuz blockade

The effective blockade of the chokepoint, previously a conduit for 20% of global oil supplies, has redrawn global energy flows and infrastructure investment priorities in the Gulf.

US, Iran reviewing proposals to bridge differences, end war, Qatar mediators announce

Qatar added that there was an agreement to avoid escalation in the region and the gulf, and that both the US and Iran were committed to the mediation process.

Hezbollah-appointed Lebanese official welcomed in Syria in first since fall of Assad regime

Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani welcomed the delegation after they crossed through the Masnaa-Jdeidet Yabous border crossing, the same crossing that was closed in April.

IRGC-backed Fatemiyoun gunmen killed in clashes at school used as training ground

Unknown gunmen attacked the terrorists on the base in the Bir-e Sofla School in the village of Bir, in Kahiri district of Konarak County, according to the organization.  

Lebanon's Christians face mounting hostility as sectarian divisions deepen

“The sentiment is ‘If you are not 100% with 'us,' then you must be 100% with 'them,'’ Help The Persecuted CEO Joshua Youssef explained.

Does Iraq's rerouting of oil exports make Turkey a big winner of the Iran war? - analysis

Turkey has already made use of its position to work with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. The increase in oil exports from Iraq appears symbolic.

What is the importance of Qeshm Island to Iran, why does the US keep targeting it? - explainer

The island is both a threat and a vulnerability for the Iranian regime; the same geography that allows Iran to threaten shipping in Hormuz also exposes its military infrastructure to US strikes.

Inside Syria's campaign against Hezbollah: How Damascus is countering Iran’s proxy - analysis

Recent incidents illustrate how the collapse of the Assad regime has disrupted Hezbollah’s former Syrian operations and weapons corridors.

US-Iran talks stuck, sources tell 'Post,' as US sends additional forces to the region

Iranian Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei wrote on Tuesday on X that "the United States' response regarding Iran's rights and demands was not convincing."

Israel warns US that Iran may use chemical weapons, but Washington questions intelligence - report

Israeli intelligence officials told their American counterparts that they believe Iran is rapidly advancing technology that would allow it to mount chemical weapons on missiles.

US Midterms 2026: Trump faces congressional shake-up as Iran tensions escalate

The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Gadi Zaig - the top stories, clear and concise.

Reported forced and child marriages in Gaza surged 120% in early 2026, UN says

As war deepens poverty and insecurity in Gaza, more families are marrying off their daughters at younger ages

‘Never Again’ is what we build for the living, not just what we say for the dead - opinion

Jewish life must be built on more than survival, with security, cultural confidence, and responsibility for the future

Israel exists. So is Zionism still necessary? Young Israelis weigh in

Once a movement for Jewish self-determination, Zionism has become a contested idea, even among the Jews it sought to unite

Record turnout, same deadlock: Who lost Israel’s election? - from the editor

Israel voted in record numbers, yet remains divided and without a government. The election settled little, if anything

‘We are not alone in this land’: The Arab vote and Israel’s blind spot - comment

Israelis reacted to the Arab vote as if they had just discovered Arab citizens. That says more about us than about them

Zionism succeeded beyond its founders’ dreams. So why are Jews divided over it? - analysis

From Jewish liberation movement to contested ideology, Zionism’s meaning has changed for Jews around the world

Zionism isn’t just for Jews: Casey Babb’s moral case for all people

Casey Babb makes the case for Zionism as a moral ideal rooted in Jewish history, identity, and self-determination

When Trump leaves in 2029, who will protect Israel? Its next PM needs an answer - opinion

Israel’s next prime minister must make winning America a National Security priority

'Yom Kippur for most pollsters': What Israel’s election taught us about certainty - comment

Israel’s election forced us to rethink the pollsters we trusted and the assumptions we brought into the newsroom

Second Israeli national arrested in US federal voter fraud sweep

The Israeli is one of six other foreign nationals whom US authorities are charging with illegal voting in a wide-ranging enforcement operation.

Arava film festival celebrates movies shaped by the desert

The 15th Arava International Film Festival opens November 4 with an expanded two-screen setup, featuring Cannes festival hits and major Israeli film premieres.

UK artist David Breuer-Weil to launch Tel Aviv solo exhibition focused on Oct. 7

His upcoming Tel Aviv showcase brings together a body of work addressing the tragedy of the Oct. 7 massacre, the emotional return of the hostages, and complex questions surrounding Jewish identity.

Israel to file UEFA complaint against Ireland over coach's 'genocide' remarks

The complaint was also expected to address the treatment of Israeli journalists during press conferences before and after the two countries' Nations League matches.

Historic 15-goal performance highlights water polo round 3

Mika Koren from Hapoel Emek Hayarden delivered an extraordinary scoring display in a 33–4 victory over Hapoel Givat Haim. Kiryat Tivon also remains undefeated, while Yokne'am are still winless.

Documentary exposing UNRWA corruption, Hamas involvement, screened for United Nations diplomats

“In recent years, the State of Israel has demonstrated that UNRWA has long served as an extended arm of the terrorist organization Hamas,” Danny Danon, Israel’s Ambassador to the UN, said.

Police commissioner denies ordering violence against haredim as feud with Ben-Gvir escalates

Israel Police rejected Ben-Gvir's allegations that Commissioner Danny Levy ordered violence against haredi protesters, calling the claims baseless and demanding a retraction.

Suspected Jewish extremists vandalize Palestinian village following outpost evacuation

Israeli rioters set tires ablaze and blocked major roads to prevent security forces from removing illegal structures near Salfit, leading to 18 arrests.

Israel uncovers Jenin rocket network, suspects admit testing and improving rockets, six indicted

A Jenin terror cell tested and improved rockets, obtained explosives, and received bomb-making information from abroad, leading to six arrests and indictments.

Mandelblit insists he approved Netanyahu indictment as defense challenges signature

Netanyahu's defense challenged the signature on his indictment, arguing it was copied from an earlier document, while Mandelblit insisted he had authorized the charges.

IDF indicted 'fair number' of soldiers over Gaza conduct, 'NAZA' film, military legal chief reveals

"A fair number" meant around five indictments, The Jerusalem Post clarified with IDF sources.

Tel Aviv University unveils October 7 memorial honoring victims of attack

Designed by architect Lihi Davidovich Ein Gedi, the memorial features engraved commemorative messages and a digital archive preserving nearly 1,000 memorial stickers

Hapoel Tel Aviv soccer edges Maccabi Haifa as Beersheba rallies, Maccabi Tel Aviv cruises

Hapoel Tel Aviv held off Maccabi Haifa 2-1, while Beersheba staged a dramatic 5-2 comeback and Maccabi Tel Aviv cruised to a commanding 5-0 victory.

Shin Bet Unit 730 will take over Yashar party leader Eisenkot's security, source tells 'Post'

Yashar previously announced that a private company would begin protecting Eisenkot under Unit 730’s direct instruction. The latest decision would replace that arrangement with direct protection.

‘Paging Hezbollah,’ now playing in US theaters, tells the story of an ingenious Mossad operation

The pager operation was carried out on September 17, 2024, when the Mossad detonated about 5,000 pagers that it had surreptitiously sold to Hezbollah.

Netanyahu 'can no longer be trusted,' Eisenkot says after Trump announces US aid cutoff

Meanwhile, Democrats Party leader and former IDF deputy chief of staff, Yair Golan, denounced Netanyahu, saying that Trump's announcement shows "another massive failure" from the PM.

Legendary 1969 Eurovision winner Lenny Kuhr makes aliyah with husband

Accompanied by her husband, Robert, the 76-year-old icon touched down at Ben-Gurion Airport to begin a new life, declaring that despite regional tensions, Israel is where she finally feels at home.

East Jerusalem’s first public pool inaugurated at $20m Beit Hanina sports center

The 5,000-square-meter complex includes swimming pools, gyms and fitness studios, with dozens of local jobs expected.

Knesset asks High Court to close challenges to academic gender-segregation law

The request follows a preliminary response from the council and its Planning and Budgeting Committee, seeking dismissal of the petitions as premature.

New West Bank cement factory poses major security risk, expert warns

The main security concern is that the cement could be used to construct underground infrastructure similar to the extensive tunnel network built by Hamas in Gaza.

Boy George visits Nova massacre site ahead of Tel Aviv concerts dedicated to survivors

The British singer joined Sylvan Adams, Nova survivors and bereaved families at Re’im, ahead of two performances in Tel Aviv, including a November 7 concert dedicated to the Nova community.

What does Trump's earthquake announcement of ending aid to Israel mean? - analysis

Top officials from Israel's defense establishment, the Foreign Ministry, and the Finance Ministry all fell out of their seats when Trump suddenly announced the end of decades of US military support.

Boy George at the Nova festival memorial: ‘If you’re ever confused, I stand with the Jews’

Boy George, who arrived on Saturday, will perform on Wednesday and next Saturday in Tel Aviv, and said that they would feature his recently released song, “We Will Dance Again.”

Birthright convenes 350 global leaders in Tel Aviv at first Global Business Summit

The three-day gathering combined talks on Israeli technology and investment with a donors’ gala and visits to communities supported by the organization.

Israeli ex-generals condemn extremist settler violence, help Palestinian farmers

"When I see what is going on here, when I see these guys come... and hit women and kids, it reminds me of stories from my parents from the time when the Jewish people suffered," said Ben-Reuven.

How regional developments are affecting israel’s economy

Assess how 2026 regional dynamics affect Israel's markets, with tech resilience and strategic adaptations shaping economic prospects.

Millions of packages expected: Israel Post prepares for 40% surge in November orders

Israel Post is bolstering its workforce to handle the heavy load. We have gathered all the tips for safe online shopping and avoiding unnecessary fees.

Ginger, honey, lemon, or mint: The winning tea for the transition season

The transition season is here, and with it come colds and coughs. What does science say about the four types of tea, and which one is most recommended for drinking?

Want to stop settler violence? Apply Israeli sovereignty - opinion

Responsibility for tackling crime, including nationalist-motivated violence committed by Israeli citizens, should clearly rest with the Israel Police.

Is Netanyahu the unwitting architect of Jewish-Arab cooperation? - opinion

As the Zionist opposition leaders understand the necessity for Israel to move past Netanyahu, there is one last option, which is to unite with the Arab parties.

Israel's four major leaders must unite to form a government of national repair - opinion

Israel cannot afford another divisive government. Its four leading politicians must put national interests ahead of personal grudges.

A new government could expand Israel’s diplomatic options - opinion

A successor less dependent on the far-right could rebuild international trust and pair force more effectively with diplomacy. Regarding Iran, the basic posture is unlikely to change.

Forest in Argentina inaugurated to honor memory of Nova Festival victims

Three years after October 7, a forest of 414 trees in Argentina was dedicated to honor the memory of those murdered at the Nova Festival massacre.

Jewish safety isn’t partisan: No party’s victory can substitute for that obligation - editorial

Congressional arithmetic will command attention as the election unfolds, as Israel will understandably examine what the results mean for assistance, diplomacy, and the future of the alliance.

What you need to know about the 2026 US midterm elections - explainer

The US midterm elections will take place on November 3, with 57 million already having cast their ballots as of Monday.

Trump brushes aside tough midterm prospects with visit to Reflecting Pool

US President Donald Trump spent his last speech before Tuesday's midterm elections discussing pool renovations and updates on other projects he said would beautify Washington, DC.

Latvia briefly warns of airspace threat, says NATO jets activated

Ukrainian military drones have been straying into the airspace of neighboring European countries, creating concerns of the war spilling over into NATO countries bordering Russia and Belarus.

New York Jewish leaders defend Democratic AG Letitia James from GOP challenger’s attacks

The GOP challenger has frequently attacked James during the campaign over her handling of antisemitic crimes, but prominent Jewish leaders are rallying to defend the Democratic incumbent.

US to mediate trilateral talks with Ukraine, Russia in Abu Dhabi next week, US envoy says

In a social media post, US envoy Steve Witkoff said the new Abu Dhabi discussions will cover "post-war security agreements, de-escalation, humanitarian measures, and ending the war."

'Jew-free zone' sticker on Stockholm storefront sparks outrage

The person who affixed the second sticker is provocative Swedish street artist Dan Park, who posted the incident online.

New York state reports first measles-linked child death in over 30 years amid outbreak

The US is experiencing its worst measles resurgence in decades, with 178 measles cases reported in New York State as of October 24 and three measles-related deaths in the country this year.

UK must expect AI-powered attack on critical infrastructure within two years, report says

The UK's National Cyber Security Center said it was highly likely there would be  a ransomware attack involving AI-powered malware by 2028 on the nation's critical infrastructure.

US urges NATO allies to step up weapons funding for Ukraine - report

The request would focus on expanding funding to NATO’s Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List (PURL), according to officials who spoke to Bloomberg on condition of anonymity.

In Michigan, a Black conservative group pushes Jewish and pro-Israel messaging

CURE, a Washington DC-based nonprofit, has paid for a series of yard signs reading “Blacks and Jews Standing Together” throughout cities with high Black populations

Eisenkot accuses Netanyahu of attempting to undermine public trust in election result

Zehut's Feiglin calls for new elections, claims Knesset 'illegitimate' • Opposition backs Eisenkot for PM ahead of presidential consults • Liberman pushes for coalition without Arab parties

History in F1: Kimi Antonelli crowned youngest World Champion ever

The 20-year-old Italian secured the driver's title in Mexico with four races remaining, breaking Vettel’s record and restoring Italy to the top of motorsport for the first time since 1953.

Messi and Feingold star as Inter Miami beat New England 2–1

The Flea sparkled with a goal and assist in Inter Miami's 2–1 win over New England, who featured an assist from Ilay Feingold: "Messi deserves to win both the MVP and the Ballon d'Or."

Eisenkot vows not to join Netanyahu government, even at Trump's request - report

Eisenkot said he would agree to meet Trump if invited, but would oppose any US involvement in Israel’s internal political affairs.

Boca wins stormy Superclasico as nine-man River falters

Lautaro Di Lollo scored the decisive goal to secure a 1–0 victory and solidify his position at the top of the annual table with one round remaining in the Clausura season.

US midterms 2026: Democrats eye Congress takeover as anti-Israel progressives seek power

As Americans head to the polls, Trump risks losing control of both chambers of Congress, while Israel faces a growing wave of Democratic opposition in Washington.

Judge blocks Trump administration from pressuring states over noncitizen voting

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from sending states lists of suspected noncitizen voters, citing concerns that eligible Americans could be disenfranchised.

Nicki Minaj, Bruce Springsteen, Olivia Rodrigo: Music stars take sides in US midterms

As Americans vote in the midterms, stars from country, pop, rap, and rock are using their influence to back rival candidates in the battle for political control.

Shin Bet expands election interference probe to suspected Palestinian Authority funding - report

The investigation remains in its preliminary stages, with investigators yet to establish whether money was transferred, how much was involved, or what its intended purpose may have been.

First hotel to be built in Kiryat Motzkin: NIS 55 million investment, rooftop pool and spa

A new tourist spot: Kiryat Motzkin is preparing for a landmark project. Permit granted for a hotel featuring a rooftop pool and spa, children's attractions, and 100 rooms. Opening set for 2029.

Indian national killed, New Zealander injured, after helicopters collide in Mount Everest region

The New Zealander has been rescued, the chief district officer of Solukhumbu district, Kaman Singh Thapa Magar, told Reuters.

Two elections, one relationship: What the votes mean for US-Israel ties- opinion

Two ballots, one alliance. As Israelis and Americans vote, the future of US-Israel ties faces scrutiny, hard choices, and new realities.

UK government legally challenged over IHRA antisemitism definition being adopted in British schools

The recommendation followed a review of antisemitism in schools and colleges in England which said schools and colleges across England must recognize antisemitism as a distinct category of harm.

Trump begins final push to rally Republican voters for midterms as polls set to open across US

In one post Trump made early Tuesday morning on Truth Social, the president condemned Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, claiming that he "Hates Jews and Hates Blacks."

Abraham and Hebron’s lesson for Israel: A Jewish state cannot deny others’ rights - opinion

Thousands of years later, Hebron remains a place where Jews and Palestinians each understand themselves to have deep historical and religious roots.

Half of Israelis to forgo purchases in November sales

New research shows the cost of living is weighing heavily on the shopping month, with public distrust breaking records: Half of consumers declare they do not trust the offered discounts.

Eisenkot may get the mandate, but haredi parties hold key to Israel's next government - analysis

Israel's haredi parties could determine the next government as Eisenkot seeks a coalition, Liberman rules out support from an Arab party, and Netanyahu weighs his options.

Rafael Spike Users' Club convenes annual meeting in Cyprus with over 200 reps from 23 countries

The Spike Users Club was established in 2003 and serves as an annual forum for customers and system operators to exchange knowledge and operational experience and share lessons learned in the field.

Eisenkot gets opposition backing as leaders vow to form emergency gov't 'as soon as possible'

Parties pledge to begin coalition negotiations immediately, replace Knesset speaker next week • Bennett says bloc must act urgently to replace Netanyahu's government

Google's use of press by AI chatbot may infringe copyright rules, EU court adviser says

Google's Gemini AI may violate copyright rules when it uses publishers' content to generate answers, an EU court adviser said, while distinguishing that use from AI training.

Eisenkot must seize the mandate and form a government without Netanyahu - opinion

Together, we can bring about a new age of renaissance and flourishing for our people and all the citizens of Israel. A unified Israel can again serve as “a light unto all the nations.”

London plane lands in Warsaw-Modlin airport after explosive device reported on board

A passenger plane from London made an unscheduled landing at Warsaw-Modlin airport in Poland after a bomb threat alert on Tuesday, forcing the airport to close.

Preserving ideas beyond the screen: How AI is changing the way we create in 3D

Discover how image-to-3D AI helps artists, educators, and hobbyists transform photographs into editable 3D models for creative projects, education, and digital design.

Boy George stood with the Jews when so many others turned away - opinion

Amid the silence and condemnation that followed October 7, Boy George became an unexpected but powerful voice of solidarity.

Spanish soccer player Jesus de Miguel dies of cardiac arrest after collapsing during match

"Racked with pain, with a lump in our throats and unable to believe that this is true, from CD Tenerife we communicate the tragic passing of Jesus de Miguel Alameda," the club said.

Democrats head Golan meets Joint List leaders ahead of opposition talks on replacing Netanyahu

The parties agreed to continue coordinating ahead of upcoming political developments, with the stated goal of establishing a new government of change.

El-Sayed’s church appearance raises questions about antisemitism, Israel - opinion

A political appearance by Abdul El-Sayed at a historic church raises questions about antisemitism and the responsibility of Christian leaders.

'Loyalty should never require abandoning values': Haley Stevens defends Rogers midterms endorsement

Stevens claimed that after it was made clear in late October that she was unwelcome at El-Sayed’s campaign events, she began to question his motives.

Competition for every job is rising: Is it harder to find work in Israel?

The October Jobnet and Civi AI index points to a recovery in recruitment activity after the holidays, but also to a growing gap between the volume of CVs sent and the number of open positions.

Israelis with European passports won't evade Greek real estate tax

The Greek Finance Ministry’s draft bill makes tax residency the key factor in the 15% purchase tax increase. European passport holders living in Israel will pay the same rate as everyone else.

US intelligence sharing on Iran, global threats slowing down under Trump, officials say

Former officials and outside experts said the disruptions risk leaving policymakers with an incomplete picture of threats facing the country, echoing failures exposed after the Sep. 11, 2001 attack.

Iran after the midterms: Which decision will President Trump choose to make? - opinion

As we approach the next stage in this ongoing saga, it is important to look back briefly and understand what happened at the White House before the United States and Iran signed their hollow MoU.

Giving back, making a difference: The story behind Martin Bernholtz

WATCH: In the first episode of The Philanthropists, Bernholtz reflects on family values, his love for Israel and why giving is about far more than money.

Zehut's Feiglin calls to dissolve Knesset amid election interference claims, backs Netanyahu as PM

Despite questioning the legitimacy of the election results, Feiglin said he would recommend only Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to form the next government.

Shake-up in tech company rankings: monday.com plunged, who reached first place?

The 2026 Dun & Bradstreet report points to a dramatic shift in employee sentiment across the sector: The search for stability and transparency is replacing perks and flashy promises.

Two suspected Ebola patients placed in isolation after returning from DRC, Health Ministry says

The ministry emphasized that there have been no confirmed cases of Ebola in Israel, and the two individuals in isolation are only suspected to have possibly contracted the virus. 

Trump: Netanyahu agreed to end $4 billion in US aid to Israel by end of 2026

Israeli defense sources expressed surprise as Trump's claim raises questions about how the two countries would end an aid arrangement that is formally set to run through 2028.

Netanyahu accuses opposition of hypocrisy over haredi draft law amid coalition talks

Netanyahu accused Eisenkot and the opposition bloc of courting haredi parties despite their previous opposition to legislation regulating haredi military service.

Health Ministry director-general to step down after nine years, set to join Columbia University

During his tenure, Bar Siman Tov led Israel's healthcare system through the COVID-19 pandemic, the October 7 massacre, and the ensuing Israel-Hamas war.

Binance: Hackers used fake job interview, AI tool to gain access to computers, steal $6.3 billion

Binance on Tuesday said that as a result of the hack, it is increasing investment in AI-enabled detection and is working on establishing a security research fund.

As drones multiply, the battle to control low-altitude airspace intensifies

The proliferation of inexpensive unmanned aircraft is creating new security challenges for governments, militaries and security agencies around the world

Americans begin voting in midterm election races with major implications for US-Israel policy

Control of Congress is up for grabs Tuesday following campaigns in which antisemitism, AIPAC and the Jewish state played starring roles.

Several parties declare who they will recommend for PM ahead of presidential consultations

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party on Tuesday confirmed its intention to recommend Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the candidate to form the government.

'We gave this a very strong shot': Trump acknowledges Republicans could suffer losses in midterms

Trump described the Democrats’ candidates as “the most extreme and dangerous slate of candidates in American history. These are the most dangerous candidates ever put up.”

Trump's Supreme Court winning streak in election cases screeches to a halt - analysis

It showed how the winning ways for Trump and his fellow Republicans came to a sudden halt in election-related decisions at the Supreme Court in recent weeks.

Haley Stevens drew a red line on antisemitism, even if Democrats won't - opinion

Haley Stevens' decision to endorse a Republican over concerns about antisemitism raises questions about Democrats' commitment to Jewish voters.

Bomb threat targets Haifa-bound Israeli cruise ship docked at Greek island

The Coast Guard's Underwater Missions Unit is expected to conduct a second, more thorough inspection after an initial search by the Port Authority found no suspicious objects.

Canadian MPs, Belleville synagogue terror attack survivors demand urgent security funding

The reporting detailed how he showed rapid behavioral shifts in the weeks leading up to the shooting, engaging in antisemitic online speech, anti-immigrant sentiment, and conspiracy theories. 

Canadian institutions mark Holocaust Education Month throughout November

Data released by Statistics Canada showed that Jewish Canadians, accounting for roughly 1% of the population, were targeted in 71% of all religion-motivated hate crimes.

German textbooks excel on Holocaust, uneven on Israeli-Palestinian conflict, report finds

“With antisemitism at alarmingly high levels in Germany, what children learn about Jews and Israel matters more than ever,” IMPACT-se CEO Marcus Sheff said.

South Africa is first country to ban antisemitic conspiracy film saying Jews now aren't 'real Jews'

On Monday, South Africa’s Film and Publication Board (FPB) announced its decision to refuse to classify the movie 'Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America' for broadcasting and distribution.

Court releases sixth Ra’am vote-buying suspect as Likud’s 'stolen election' allegations unravel

The releases follow judicial criticism of the investigation, but the courts have reached different conclusions about the need to keep individual suspects in custody. 

Eisenkot: Netanyahu lacks majority, opposition bloc will repeal laws that ‘threaten democracy'

Eisenkot’s video statement came ahead of consultations at the President’s Residence, which are set to begin on Wednesday.

US House Speaker Mike Johnson praises Israel’s official 'Biblical' Highway 60 designation

Highway 60 is one of Israel's major north-south transportation arteries, running along the West Bank and connecting a series of locations central to biblical history and Jewish heritage.

Jewish groups say Birmingham City Council move to discuss 'divestment boycott' of Israel is illegal

A UKLFI spokesperson said, “Birmingham City Council cannot lawfully use public contracts, pension funds, and banking arrangements to pursue political campaigns.

Trump’s aid bombshell, Haley Stevens, and the battle for the soul of the Democratic Party - comment

Trump's surprise announcement on US aid to Israel and Haley Stevens's break with Democrats expose a deeper divide over antisemitism, Israel, and party loyalty.

Did Haley Stevens's fiancé influence her shocking decision to endorse a Republican?

“Jason is vaporizing Haley’s future so that he can be a main character in this moment and it is sad to watch her participate in that,” former Stevens advisor Caitlin Legacki wrote on X/Twitter. 

Germany sees sharp rise in Islamist-motivated antisemitic crimes since October 7

Greens MP Lamya Kaddor asked the federal government last month what figures it has regarding antisemitic incidents in Muslim or Islamist contexts before and after October 7, 2023.

Trump: Monsey, NY Jews should vote 'in big numbers' for Lawler, he 'fights against antisemitism'

"Mike has worked tirelessly for his constituents, for our Country, and for the Jewish people," Trump added. "He understands the importance of protecting our communities."

Former ambassador Michael Oren warns against ending US military aid to Israel

"This is part of the election campaign. After all, military aid to Israel has become a central issue, at least in Democratic campaigns," Oren said.

FBI charges Oklahoma man for sending US election officials threatening letters with white powder

The FBI said mailings in early October were addressed to state election officials in all 50 states. It also believes Martin had sent threatening letters in 2024 to election and postal officials.

US DOJ sends election monitors to all 50 states, expands Alaska Senate race probe

The US Justice Department announced it was sending 1,000 election monitors and observers to jurisdictions across all 50 states.

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