The Jerusalem Post Archive

6 November 2025
Diaspora Jews Beware: Psychotherapy can be hazardous to your health - opinion

When such biases infiltrate the helping professions, the harm multiplies: it silences those who need help most.

We barely touched it: First drive in the updated SEAT Ibiza and Arona

Volkswagen’s Spanish arm refreshed the SEAT Ibiza and Arona with mild cosmetic updates and more features. A new semi-hybrid engine arrives next year, keeping both models competitive and well-priced.

A new product for pregnant women – multivitamin and Omega-3 in a single capsule

The unique capsule in Soft Gel texture is easy to swallow and convenient, especially for pregnant women who need dietary supplements.

Multiple people charged in drug ring connected to death of Robert De Niro's grandson

Akira Stein, the daughter of Blondie co-founder Chris Stein, was also said to have perished as a result of drugs purchased through the network.

Location, quality, and community at the heart of Israeli living

For many Jewish families around the world, moving to Israel is not just a change of address - it’s a journey toward belonging.

The Israeli golden era

Aryeh Bar-Eitan, Joint Founder and CEO of IGOLD, explains why the global gold rush is an opportunity for olim on the way to Israel.

Three towers, one concept: Jerusalem quality of life with an international touch

The VISION project by Rami Levy Real Estate features towers, a green park, workspaces, and leisure areas, all nestled between the green mountains of Jerusalem.

How Liv Hospital is redefining personalized stem cell therapy in Türkiye
Defibrillator rental service on a monthly basis

For the first time – it is possible to rent a defibrillator (AED) by Defibtech USA. The service includes home delivery, personal instruction, and full maintenance.

From France to Eilat: Arkia to fly from Paris to Ramon Airport

During the months of December, January, and February, Arkia will operate flights from Charles de Gaulle to Ramon Airport for the incoming tourism company Isram.

A boost of color, flavor, and health: Green rice with lots of energy

Orly Plai-Bronstein will make you fall in love with whole grain rice with a dish that’s a take on Persian green rice and also gives a tip that will make it a regular in your kitchen.

You won’t believe how much a night costs at Isrotel’s new hotel – and why some are willing to pay

Isrotel invested NIS 128M in Kayma – a new hotel at the Dead Sea with only 40 suites, breathtaking design, and an infinity pool. The cheapest night? Almost NIS 2,700.

Healing the mind: Israel's next frontline is the battle for recovery - opinion

Mahut Isreal exemplifies what national recovery must look like.

Refusing to learn from history: The world looks away as terror is legitimized, excused - opinion

Eighty years ago, the world swore it would never again allow barbarity to present itself with an air of legitimacy. Today, the same script is repeating itself.

Israel’s triumph amid tragedy: Why October 7 strengthened, not shattered, the nation - opinion

Thousands of wounded face months, years, perhaps lifetimes of rehabilitation. 

The Cinema South Festival returns to its Sderot home

After a year of displacement, the festival will return to Sderot and the western Negev from November 6 to 13 for its 24th edition – its first in full format since October 7.

Avoid falling into a financial pit: Israel's personal economic crisis - opinion

Do not wait for a letter from the Law Enforcement Authority or a situation where you cannot withdraw money from the ATM. The warning signs are there; pay attention to them and act.

Small companies hold big opportunities - opinion

Investors prepared to take this approach may discover that in the world of investing, size – or rather, smallness – can be a decisive advantage in generating consistent superior returns.

Rare wolf spider not seen since 1985 rediscovered on remote nature reserve

The last recorded sighting of the spider in the UK was in the National Trust’s Newtown nature reserve on the Isle of Wight in 1985.

‘Happy Place’: A funny and moving new dramedy airing in Israel - review

A new dark comedy, which perhaps should be called a dramedy, is airing on Sundays and Wednesdays on KAN 11.

Jordanian-Palestinian confederation: A new potential path to peace - opinion

A Jordanian-Palestinian confederation is the heart of the proposed paradigm.

Technology and child development: The potential of personalized, convenient therapy - opinion

Technology enables children and families to access personalized and convenient therapy, from anywhere and at any time.

Playing under pressure: Israeli athletes now compete under armed guards and death threats

For Israeli athletes, calls to ban them from global sporting events creates added stress.

Why are artists paying the price? Israeli filmmakers speak out against international boycott

With a handful of exceptions, most Israeli works have been rejected by major and minor international film festivals and are not distributed in markets abroad.

Alert! ‘Deep dark state’ rising: Conspiracy questions in the Sde Teiman scandal - opinion

Many questions remain unresolved about the Sde Teiman scandal and its leaked footage.

Mamdani must be a mayor who protects New York's Jews, unites minorities in city - editorial

For Mamdani personally, embracing Jewish safety should be politically astute. Can Mamdani acknowledge a Jewish state? If not, we’re afraid he might be an antisemite.

North Korea says antagonized by US sanctions, will respond

North Korea slams the US decision to impose sanctions designed to cut off funding for North Korean weapons programs.

USDOT to start flight cuts at 4% Friday, sources say, rising to 10% next week

US transportation secretary confirms reduction at 40 major airports starting Friday after the gov't shutdown left 63,000 workers without pay, worsening staff shortages and increasing delays.

Hostage families, fallen soldier relatives, urge national unity at Rabin memorial ceremony

In the shadow of Rabin’s assassination, youth movements gathered to call for healing and national unity in Israel.

New Jersey arrests two ISIS-linked terrorists allegedly planning antisemitic attacks

Two men with ties to ISIS were arrested in New Jersey for planning violent antisemitic attacks. The suspects were also tied with the cell behind the Halloween terror plot in Dearborn, Michigan.

Typhoon Kalmaegi death toll hits 114 in Philippines, rebuilds strength as it heads to Vietnam

Typhoon Kalmaegi claims 114 lives in the Philippines, with 127 missing. The storm gains strength as it heads toward Vietnam, triggering mass evacuations.

The Sea: Shai Carmeli-Pollak’s film explores West Bank struggles, wins Ophir Awards - interview

The New York Jewish Week spoke to Shai Carmeli-Pollak about his new film, The Sea, which won five Ophir Awards, and will be Israel's submission to the Oscars.

IDF reveals Hamas ties to Iran, UNRWA, Al Jazeera, stolen aid in collection of documents

Israel’s military released declassified intelligence alleging Hamas diverted humanitarian aid in Gaza and maintained links with Iran, UNRWA, and Al Jazeera during the ongoing war.

Jacob Frey, Jewish mayor of Minneapolis, defeats challenger who drew Mamdani comparisons

Jacob Frey defeats Democratic Socialist opponent Omar Fateh in Minneapolis mayoral race, signaling hope for Jewish voters concerned about anti-Israel rhetoric in the Democratic Party.

WATCH: Fireball explodes in Bronx, NY, injuring seven firefighters

No pedestrians were injured in the explosion, initial reports indicate.

Danon: ISF must focus on disarming Hamas, not becoming another ineffective UN force

For Israel, Gaza ISF's success is defined by results: the complete disarmament of Hamas and the destruction of its tunnels. Ambassador Danon warns against an ineffective, "Blue Helmet"-style mission.

Egypt’s Khaled El-Enany set to become first Arab head of UNESCO despite criticism

Enany, 54, was elected last month by UNESCO's 58-member Executive Board with 55 votes, beating Edouard Firmin Matoko of Congo-Brazzaville.

Jerusalemites react to NYC Mayor Mamdani's win with skepticism, concern for Diaspora Jews - feature

NYC's mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, who faced criticism for supporting groups linked to Hamas, is met with distrust in Israel. Despite his promises, skepticism over his anti-Israel past is widespread.

‘Jewish safety’ isn’t one thing. Let’s stop reducing a million NYers to a single concern - opinion

Discourse on "Jewish safety" in the NYC election is dehumanizing. A queer Jewish woman and JQY director argues that safety includes both fighting hate crimes and the freedom to be one's whole self.

Dr. Maya Rosman: You must add this vegetable to your fall menu

We call them pumpkin – but in fact, it’s one orange family with quite a few varieties and plenty of health benefits. Here’s how eating pumpkin can help you lose weight.

Dr. Maya Rosman: This is the drink you should add to your daily menu

No, it’s not water – but it’s similar. So how does soda affect weight, and why is it much healthier than you think?

Roman merchant shipwreck with Christian monograms off Mallorca to be extracted

Some containers display early Christian monograms, while painted inscriptions - tituli picti - list producers, contents and tax codes.

Researchers think the largest and oldest monumental Maya site is a map of the universe

The site's layout follows the solar movement and “is comparable to, or even greater than, those of later Mesoamerican cities.”

As Mamdani’s victory reverberates beyond NYC, Jews must choose solidarity over shock - opinion

Elected on anti-Zionist rhetoric, Mamdani causes fear. The Jewish community must reject panic and pursue a strategy: fortify institutions, organize for safety, and advocate without illusions.

Archeologists find evidence of a 5,000-year-old earthquake in Turkey

Assoc. Prof. Savaş Sarıalioğlu said no burned debris, charcoal, or domestic waste was found under the collapsed slab, and the pottery matched the structure’s construction phase.

Global Jewish Leaders Visit Israel’s North to Support Postwar Recovery Efforts

The Jewish Agency CEO Yehuda Setton: “A new hope for Israel is being written here.”

Trust but verify? No evidence of Hezbollah disarmament, terror group can't be trusted - analysis

Despite the Lebanese Army destroying Hezbollah caches, verification is lacking. Israel remains concerned as the militia rearms. With a US deadline looming, is Lebanon really controlling the weapons?

Hamas uses regional talks to maximize influence in Gaza ceasefire - analysis

Hamas engages Turkey and Egypt to stabilize Gaza, signaling possible arms concessions, while the US pushes a UN-backed ceasefire and crisis plan, with Rafah tunnels a key test for diplomacy.

Israel faces growing isolation two years after Gaza war - opinion

Israel must now rebuild trust with its friends around the world as a vital step in our existence.

To boycott or not to boycott? Palestinians debate saying no to Israeli products amid economic ties

With calls to boycott Israel increasing globally, Palestinians discuss the consequences of the campaign on their own lives.

When old threats resurface, we must rise higher

We must establish an Israel–Diaspora infrastructure, building effective emergency aid mechanisms, coordinated with governmental bodies globally

The five best anime shows of all time (according to the internet)
Daily horoscope for 06/11/2025 – all zodiac signs

Astrological daily insights for love, energy, and balance.

Israel security expert warns: We're losing young Americans forever

Older generations of Americans understood Israel; that may not be the case for the next generation.

The New York battle of Hattin: Does Mamdani’s election portend the fall of the West? - opinion

Mamdani’s victory is comparable to Salah ad-Din’s Battle of Hattin. In 1187, the Muslim commander defeated the Crusader army, marking a turning point on the road to the Muslim conquest of Israel.

Who was Joshua Mollel, Tanzanian agricultural student abducted by Hamas? - explainer

Joshua Mollel, a Tanzanian intern at Kibbutz Nahal Oz, was tragically killed in the Hamas attack. Friends remember him as brave and hopeful.

The vacation dilemma: Why some Israelis now lie about where they're from

Israelis traveling overseas are increasingly finding themselves on the frontlines of hostility.

Asia-Pacific police forces strengthened by Israel's Camero-Tech gear

XAVER 400 provides real-time situational awareness, giving teams vital intelligence about the scene they are entering before they breach the space

Descubren prensa de vino de 5,000 años, evidencia de adoración popular cananea cerca de Tel Megiddo

Los descubrimientos cerca de Tel Megiddo ofrecen información sobre la vida antigua cananea y la urbanización. Los hallazgos incluyen una prensa de vino de 5,000 años y ofrendas rituales.

Trump and the Gaza deal: Thinking big, acting smart-opinion

By applying the mindset described in his book to the geopolitical chessboard of our region that Trump is achieving what many thought impossible

El desarme de Hamas es poco probable pero la rehabilitación de Gaza depende de ello

El exdirector de Shin Bet habló extensamente sobre el desarme de Hamas dentro del marco del plan de paz de Donald Trump.

Un nuevo camino potencial hacia la paz: Una confederación jordano-palestina

Una confederación jordano-palestina es el corazón del paradigma propuesto.

La Yihad Islámica Palestina abusó sexualmente del ex rehén Rom Braslavski

Rom Braslavski fue abusado sexualmente en cautiverio por la Yihad Islámica Palestina, informó Channel 13 News el miércoles.

¿Cuál es el peligro de que EE.UU. venda F-35 a Arabia Saudita?

La administración Trump podría vender F-35 a Arabia Saudita sin que Riad acepte reconocer Jerusalén, en una movida que podría sacudir el Medio Oriente.

WATCH: In broad daylight: Israeli forces arrest man in Ramallah suspected of shooting civilians

Israeli forces arrested a wanted suspect in Ramallah suspected of multiple shootings. The suspect was shot in the leg while resisting and taken into custody.

Las conspiraciones del escándalo de Sde Teiman generan muchas preguntas - opinión

Muchas preguntas siguen sin resolverse sobre el escándalo de Sde Teiman y su metraje filtrado.

Una nueva amenaza para Israel: El general al-Burhan de Sudán

Al alinearse con Irán, Hezbolá y la Hermandad Musulmana y desafiando cada llamado americano y árabe por la paz, el gobernante de Sudán ha convertido a su país en un nuevo frente contra Israel.

Las FDI revelan vínculos de Hamas con Irán, UNRWA y Al Jazeera

El ejército de Israel publicó inteligencia desclasificada alegando que Hamas desvió ayuda humanitaria en Gaza y mantuvo vínculos con Irán, UNRWA y Al Jazeera durante la guerra en curso.

Hezbollah says will support Lebanese army, has 'legitimate right to resist' Israel

"We affirm our legitimate right to resist occupation and aggression and to stand by our army and our people to protect the sovereignty of our country," Hezbollah said.

¿Confiar pero verificar? No hay evidencia de desarme de Hezbolá y el grupo no puede ser confiado

A pesar de que el Ejército Libanés destruyó almacenes de Hezbolá, falta verificación. Israel sigue preocupado mientras la milicia se rearma.

US to establish military presence in Damascus under Syria-Israel peace plan

The US plans for the presence in the Syrian capital, which have not previously been reported, would be a sign of Syria's strategic realignment with the US.

Singapur utilizará drones israelíes Hermes 900 con una autonomía de 36 horas

Después de dos décadas de servicio, el Hermes 450 se retira mientras Singapur opta por el Hermes 900 para una variedad de misiones

Placing the focus on the therapist

Teva’s Support the Soul program puts therapists front and center post-October 7

Naufragio de un barco mercante romano con monogramas cristianos frente a Mallorca será extraído

Algunos contenedores muestran monogramas cristianos tempranos, mientras que las inscripciones pintadas - tituli picti - enumeran los productores, contenidos y códigos fiscales.

IDF targets Hezbollah rebuilding effort in Tyre after terror group breaches ceasefire

The strike is the latest in a series of preemptive Israeli actions designed to prevent Hezbollah from rehabilitating the extensive infrastructure damaged during recent hostilities.

Several prisoners mistakenly released from UK prisons each week, minister says

The UK government says over 260 prisoners were mistakenly released in the past year, amid growing pressure over overcrowded prisons and wrongful releases of foreign offenders.

'The real demand for apartments in Israel has not disappeared'

At the "Financing Time" conference, construction leaders criticized interest rate policies, while a Bank of Israel official said there is a limit to flexibility.

Thirty years of climate talks: Progress, pitfalls, and a planet in peril

Ahead of the Brazil summit, the data tells a sobering story: fossil fuel use remains high, temperatures are surging, and 30 years of talks have not been enough.

Raising Proud Voices for Israel

The Top 25 Jewish National Fund-USA Vizionaries initiative nurtures proud Zionist ambassadors who unite communities everywhere for the land and people of Israel

Is it time for Israel to choose its supporters more carefully?

When controversial figures with millions of followers voice support for Israel, should the country embrace them, or does their backing do more harm than good?

Israel considering tax exemption for new immigrants during first two years of residency

The ministry said the reform is part of the state budget presented this week and aims to encourage Aliyah and strengthen integration into Israeli society and the economy.

More Israelis are leaving than arriving in 2024

Official figures show that 79,000 Israelis left in 2024, while 46,000 made aliyah or returned home.

Women in Tech Israel are leading through crisis, shaping the future of AI

Balancing startups, careers, and family, Israeli women in tech are seizing the moment to lead in AI, diplomacy, and innovation.

Second Afghan national arrested in Denmark over terror plot targeting Jews in Germany 

German prosecutors say a second Afghan national has been arrested in Denmark over a plot to attack Jewish targets in Germany, months after his alleged co-conspirator was detained.

Watch: Horse in distress at yeshiva event for IDF draft dodger sparks outrage

Yeshivat Ateret Shlomo celebrated a student who refused to serve in the IDF. The event drew outrage after a horse fell during the procession, and the yeshiva was warned for mimicking hostage posters.

Israel Police cracking down after synthetic drugs kill three in same week

Three young people in central Israel have died after consuming synthetic drugs, raising alarms over the growing dangers and accessibility of these substances.

In the crosshairs: Jewish restaurants across America are under attack

Since October 7, Jewish and Israeli-owned eateries in the US have become targets of boycotts, vandalism, and hate.

IDF escalates strikes on Hezbollah in villages to press for disarmament

IDF Northern Command Chief Maj. Gen. Rafi Milo on Thursday told regional northern leaders, "we know we need to be determined to attack, to strike, and to destroy in order to keep Hezbollah weak."

Israel's next war: A battle fought in classrooms, boardrooms, and the media - analysis

Israel must recognize that BDS, APR, and antisemitism are primary wars, not secondary theaters of combat.

Shabbat Project projected to reach record one million Jews in Israel 

In Israel, The Shabbat Project has become nothing short of a national movement, with more than a million Israelis expected to take part.

Boycott or bust: BDS went viral - but is it actually working? - analysis

As BDS goes viral, analysts say anti-Israel boycotts are having little impact on the sectors being targeted.

Amid growing hate, Scarlett Johansson tells a Jewish story with urgency - report

Johansson, an outspoken advocate for the Jewish people and the State of Israel, discussed her directorial debut and upcoming Holocaust film in an interview with N12.

Netanyahu floated economic isolation. Economists say it would be catastrophic - analysis

At a time of turmoil and uncertainty, the last thing the Israeli economy needs is leaders willing to accept the economic blow of isolation on the global stage and who politicize monetary policy.

Trading blows: EU trade threat clouds Israel's export economy - analysis

How an EU boycott could upend Israel’s export-driven economy – and why the ceasefire offers only a temporary reprieve.

Start-Up Nation survival: Israel's economy endured two years of war. What comes next?

Despite two years of war, Israel’s economy is stable, secure, and growing, analysts say.

Israel to Europe gas pipeline idea back on table, Minister Eli Cohen tells 'Post'

Energy and Infrastructure Minister Eli Cohen met with energy ministers from Greece, Cyprus, and the United States to discuss cooperation on the project.

Justice Ministry advises A-G Baharav-Miara to recuse herself from chief IDF lawyer case

The legal advisor’s stance complicates the situation for Baharav-Miara, who had initially intended to oversee the investigation.

Egypt's proposal for holed-up Hamas terrorists: Hand over weapons, locate Rafah tunnels to exit

Two of the sources said the Hamas fighters in Rafah, which the group's armed wing has said have been out of contact since March, might be unaware that a ceasefire was in place.

Nancy Pelosi, first woman to serve as US House speaker, to retire from Congress

Pelosi has been at the forefront in battling for control of the House and especially taking on Republican Donald Trump, who feuded with her in his first presidential term from 2017-2020.

Trump's Gaza plan inverts the Abraham Accords formula

The Abraham Accords offered prosperity through peace; rehabilitating Gaza demands peace through prosperity

IDF urban warfare tactics become essential for Western militaries - analysis

A military boycott of Israel will not happen because the IDF’s hard-earned lessons from Gaza are indispensable for Western countries.

Al Jazeera and UNWRA caught out, Joshua Loitu Mollel's remains return - November 6, 2025

The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Shifra Jacobs—the top stories, clear and concise. 

Swedish prosecutors charge self-radicalized teen planning to blow himself up at Stockholm festival

The man was also indicted, along with a 17-year-old boy, for planning to murder a man in a small town in southern Germany last year. They both deny the charges.

British man suspected of being Hamas terror cell member arrested in London

Alongside the arrests, German authorities seized various weapons, including an AK 47 assault rifle and several pistols, and ammunition in considerable quantities.

Israel banned UNRWA. A former IDF spokesman explains why - analysis

The first organization that must be removed from Gaza is Hamas; the second is the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.

From LeBron to Holon: Jordan McRae’s Israeli homecoming and his Purple pride - interview

Jordan McRae, a former NBA basketball player, discusses his prolific career and return to the Israeli league with The Jerusalem Post.

“Our Answer to Iran”: Sylvan Adams sets on rebuilding a resilient, flourishing Negev

After a missile strike destroyed Soroka Medical Center, the philanthropist behind Israel’s most ambitious rebuilding effort reflects on choosing construction over destruction, hope over fear.

Can boycotts break Israel? Inside 20 years of BDS - from the editor

Two decades after the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement emerged, its calls to isolate Israel have surged back into global headlines and into everyday life.

President Herzog Commends Sylvan Adams for $100 Million Gift to Rebuild Soroka Medical Center

Reconstruction of Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba marks a milestone in public-private partnership and national recovery efforts.

Scientists unveil first draft of atlas of the developing brain

Among the newly identified brain cell types were some in the neocortex and the striatum region, which controls movement and certain other functions.

‘Now I’m a Witness’: JFK Airport Police Commander Visits Israel as Part of CAM Delegation

Delegation members participated in mutual learning opportunities with Israeli colleagues, including counterterrorism training sessions and seminars on identifying antisemitism

Mamdani's progressive vision for New York shaped by childhood in Uganda, mentors say

The son of a Ugandan academic of Indian origins and an Indian-American filmmaker, Mamdani was born and spent several years as a child in Uganda's capital Kampala.

CAM Suspends Membership in Heritage Foundation’s National Task Force to Combat Antisemitism

This follows Roberts’ defense of conservative commentator Tucker Carlson’s platforming of antisemite Nick Fuentes and Roberts’ own amplification of antisemitic tropes.

World Zionist Congress coalition agreement negotiations to continue post-Yesh Atid withdrawal

Several sources familiar with the matter said that Yesh Atid had only harmed itself by not participating, in addition to damaging the reputation of the National Institutions.

Israel Police probe case of alleged exploitative sexual offenses in newsroom

The case has been transferred to the prosecution for review. 

Why Retirement Savers Should Consider Allocating 20% to Gold?

Morgan Stanley’s CIO suggests a new 60/20/20 strategy - adding 20% gold to strengthen portfolios against inflation and market volatility for today’s investors and savers.

Police raid office of former IDF top lawyer as A-G transfers case to military prosecution

The events concern an ongoing probe into the leak of a video from the Sde Teiman detention facility in July that depicted alleged abuse of Palestinian detainees by reservist soldiers.

Hamas-linked weapons cache found in Vienna as terror group eyed Jewish, Israeli targets

Austrian authorities said that they identified a 39-year-old British citizen as a suspect. He was arrested in London on Monday.

Heritage head Kevin Roberts apologizes for calling Tucker Carlson critics 'venomous coalition'

The Heritage president warned that Democratic victories in elections across the country showed how the Conservative movement had to work to engage in difficult conversations to promote its values.

Hind Rajab files criminal complaint, seeks arrest of Ehud Olmert over 2008-9 Gaza War

Operation Cast Lead, also known as the first Gaza War, was a 22 day conflict between Hamas and the IDF.

US treasury sanctions Hezbollah operatives aiding Iranian funds in reaching terror group

The funds transferred to Hezbollah were used to resist the Lebanese government's efforts to assert control over the territory and rebuilding terror infrastructure.

Kazakhstan to join Abraham Accords, Witkoff to announce tonight

"The most important thing [is] it will 'bring to life' the issue of the Abraham Accords, ahead of more countries joining," a source with knowledge of the matter told The Jerusalem Post. 

US CENTCOM head to speak at slain Israeli-American hostage Omer Neutra's funeral

Admiral Cooper will be the highest-ranking American official to deliver remarks at the funeral of an Israeli hostage murdered by Hamas.

Israel Katz, IDF chief launch hard-hitting campaign to block drones smuggling weapons from Egypt

The IDF chief stated that the drone threat is "not merely a criminal threat but a security threat with terror potential."

America’s heritage of cowardice: Lesson of the hour — Jewish safety cannot be outsourced - opinion

When Tucker Carlson resurrects the blood libel, Kevin Roberts defends him, Megyn Kelly excuses him, and JD Vance stays silent, it exposes a deeper rot: US institutions have lost their moral compass.

US to cut flights by 4% starting Friday, 40 airports to be affected amid gov't shutdown

The CNN report comes after the administration announced that it would be cutting traffic at the nation's 40 busiest airports. 

Hochul announces increased security grant after Jewish school, cemetary vandalized

The NYPD became aware of the graffiti on a Magen David Yeshiva school in Brooklyn in the morning. The swastikas were spray-painted on multiple construction barriers.

US military presence in Damascus: Exactly what Syria, and Israel, needs - analysis

An American force in or near Damascus at a strategic site such as an airport could be just the thing Syria needs at the moment.

Kazakhstan chief rabbi: Country joining Abraham Accords due to its 'peace and tolerance'

While Israel and Kazakhstan have had diplomatic relations since 1992, Rabbi Yeshaya Cohen said that deepening the relationship could only be good.

*Silver Officially Added As Critical Mineral

The United States has expanded its official list of critical minerals to include copper, silver, uranium and more

Trump, in shift, acknowledges Americans are paying 'something' for tariffs

US Supreme Court justices raised doubts on Wednesday over the legality of Trump's tariffs in a case that has broad implications for how Trump governs.

Drone scare halts traffic at Sweden's second-biggest airport

Drones have caused major disruption across Europe in recent months, forcing temporary airport closures in several countries.

Washington Post says it is among victims of cyber breach tied to Oracle software

In a statement released on Thursday, the newspaper said it was one of those impacted "by the breach of the Oracle E-Business Suite platform."

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