Israel demanding that Arbel Yehud be released this Saturday
While Hamas is supposed to notify Israel on Friday which hostages will be released on Saturday, Israel is demanding that the 29-year-old Arbel Yehud be one of them.
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Israel365 founder to Arutz Sheva: Trump Admin not afraid to say what we’re afraid to say
Rabbi Tuly Weisz, the founder of Israel365, spoke with Rabbi Pesach Wolicki on the Arutz Sheva and Israel365 special coverage of the beginning of the second Trump Administration this week. ‘We need a new generation of Americans to grow up more like Mike Huckabee than like Bernie Sanders.’
Help Yosef Meir Cohen: Detainee had unusual request during arrest
Yosef Meir Cohen dedicated his life to helping others. Today, he is sitting in jail.
Funduq police shooting: Protesters block Route 6 in central Israel
Protesters placed buring tires and bolders on the highway at the Kesem Junction to protest the shooting of right-wing rioters by a police officer in the village of Funduq.
IDF forces work to thwart ceasefire violations in Gaza
IDF soldiers in several areas acted to thwart threats against them, eliminating one terrorist.
Students of Lemaan Yilmedu Take Exams
Last week, a series of exams were held for the students of the Machon Lemaan Yilmedu in various curricula, with the rabbanim of the Vaad Semicha of the Machon.Full Story
Minister Haim Katz to receive Otzma Yehudit’s portfolios
After Minister Yariv Levin declined the offer, Minister Haim Katz will replace the ministers from the Otzma Yehudit Party who left the coalition.
A Zal for Life: Revolutionizing Yeshiva Education in Pittsburgh
Quietly, away from the hustle and bustle of New York, a revolution in the world of Chabad Yeshivos is taking place, with the thriving Pittsburgh Beis Medrash/Zal. Full StoryArab who attacked Jewish shepherd released from detention after only a week
Suliman Shiha has led dozens of violent attacks on Jewish shepherds in the Binyamin Region, yet only a week after being arrested, the Military Court let him go.
The Moroccan King Who Saved the Jews
In the course of World War II, thousands of non-Jews risked their lives to save Jews from deportation to the death camps throughout Nazi-occupied Europe. In addition to books and films like Schindler’s List, these people have received recognition by the Yad Vashem, Israel’s Holocaust Museum, as “Righteous Among the Nations”. Yet little has been…