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A reflection on Parashat Vayeitzei explores how gratitude is fundamental to Jewish identity and practice. The article connects the naming of Yehuda to the enduring importance of giving thanks in Jewish tradition.
Israeli settler activists briefly crossed the border into Syria in an attempt to establish new settlements before being returned by the military. The incident was condemned by the army and highlights ongoing fringe efforts to expand settlements in neighboring territories.
A High Court hearing on the Sde Teiman abuse scandal was disrupted by shouting and chaos, forcing security to remove several attendees. The court is at the center of a heated political battle over who should oversee the investigation. The incident highlights deep divisions over judicial authority in Israel.
Lebanon's prime minister has criticized Hezbollah, saying its weapons have not stopped Israeli attacks or protected Lebanese civilians. The comments come amid growing international calls for the group to disarm.
Aberdeen's oil and gas sector welcomes new drilling allowances but remains concerned about the ongoing windfall tax. Local businesses and industry leaders warn of job losses and economic uncertainty as the city faces an energy transition. The government insists the tax is vital for public services, but many in Aberdeen want stronger support for the industry.
Security forces eliminated two wanted individuals in Jenin after a prolonged operation. The incident is under review by authorities.
Lebanon's president has dismissed Israeli criticism over army disarmament efforts as airstrikes intensify in the south. The government faces renewed pressure from Israel and Iran, while Lebanese leaders insist on national sovereignty and limiting weapons to state institutions.
Itai Ofir has been promoted to Major General and appointed as the new Military Advocate General. Senior officials emphasized the need to restore public trust and uphold high moral standards. Ofir pledged to lead with integrity and strengthen the Corps.
Religious Zionism is assessing a new bill on Haredi military conscription, stating it will only support measures that guarantee significant and prompt recruitment.
United Torah Judaism's rabbis will review a new bill on Haredi conscription before deciding on support. The party stresses preserving Torah study and following rabbinic guidance.
Ex-Mossad head Yossi Cohen says the agency operates directly inside Iran and that Saudi Arabia is open to peace with Israel. He also noted Iran's continued nuclear ambitions.
The Reel Schmooze reviews the award-winning documentary 'Cutting Through Rocks' and the Thanksgiving classic 'Avalon.' The hosts also discuss the Israeli rock opera 'Shaul' and share listener feedback on Jewish law.
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