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The article credits the United States for helping end the Hamas conflict but stresses that Israel's military actions and leadership made diplomatic progress possible. It highlights the sacrifices and determination of Israeli forces and leaders in shaping the outcome.
Three Qatari diplomats died in a car crash near Sharm el-Sheikh while en route to a Gaza ceasefire signing. Two others were injured and are being treated locally. Qatari officials expressed gratitude for Egypt's assistance.
ArutzShevaCalifornia becomes first state to create office to combat antisemitism in schoolsOctober 12, 2025
California has created the nation's first state office to address antisemitism in public schools. Supporters say it will protect students, while critics warn it could restrict free speech and academic freedom.
ArutzShevaCourt orders release of brothers arrested after surviving Arab rock attackOctober 12, 2025
A Jerusalem court ordered the release of two brothers who were arrested after surviving a rock attack in Binyamin. The judge criticized police for detaining the victims instead of the attackers. The family's firearm, used in self-defense, remains with police.
October 12, 2025
Donald Trump became the subject of online jokes after missing out on the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, which was awarded to Venezuelan activist Maria Corina Machado. The decision sparked disappointment among Trump supporters and widespread social media memes.
ArutzShevaIsrael prepares to receive hostages' bodies from Gaza with sensitivity and cautionOctober 12, 2025
Israel is making sensitive preparations to receive the bodies of hostages killed in Gaza, focusing on security and dignified repatriation. Authorities are supporting bereaved families as they face the prospect of second funerals. There are ongoing concerns that not all bodies may be returned.
A Minneapolis synagogue was vandalized with pro-Hamas graffiti on the anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack. Community leaders condemned the act as antisemitic and authorities are investigating. Local officials have voiced support for the synagogue.
TimesofIsraelAfter almost a year of calm, war-scarred Metula is rebuilding. But will tourists come?October 12, 2025
Metula is struggling to recover after months of conflict left much of the town damaged and its tourism industry stalled. Only a fraction of residents have returned, and most hotels and restaurants remain closed. Locals are working to rebuild and hope tourists will come back as the town repairs.
A new Paris restaurant founded by a Palestinian and a Franco-Israeli aims to promote peace through shared Middle Eastern cuisine. The eatery brings together people from different backgrounds under Palestinian, French, and Israeli flags. Events like poetry readings and concerts further its mission of fostering unity.
TimesofIsraelZelensky says he pushed Trump to repeat Gaza ceasefire feat with UkraineOctober 12, 2025
President Zelensky urged President Trump to help broker peace in Ukraine, referencing Trump's success in the Middle East. Diplomatic efforts have slowed, but talks continue about strengthening Ukraine's air defenses.
The Israeli military says it killed a Hezbollah operative in southern Lebanon and targeted equipment used to rebuild the group's infrastructure, citing violations of a ceasefire agreement.
October 12, 2025
China has opened an antitrust investigation into Qualcomm amid rising trade tensions with the United States. The move came just before President Trump announced a one hundred percent tariff on Chinese imports, escalating the ongoing technology and trade dispute.




