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Amid ongoing rocket attacks on Israeli cities, the article calls for a forceful national response. Citing Ze'ev Jabotinsky, it argues that silence and restraint invite further aggression and urges leaders to act with strength.
President Donald Trump escalated tensions with Iran by threatening to strike its power plants if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened. Lawmakers and legal experts questioned the legality and strategy of targeting civilian infrastructure.
The government has admitted that its 30 days of fuel reserves includes shipments still on the way to Australia. The revelation comes as supply disruptions and tanker cancellations spark shortages across parts of the country.
TimesofIsraelSaudi Aramco boss said to pull out of major energy conference due to Iran war -- ReutersMarch 22, 2026
Saudi Aramco's chief executive has withdrawn from a major Houston energy conference as the Iran war disrupts the Gulf. The conflict has shut the Strait of Hormuz and forced the company to reroute supplies and cut output.
Iran has threatened to target desalination plants after accusing Israel and the United States of striking its water infrastructure, raising fears of a dangerous escalation. In a region heavily dependent on desalinated water, prolonged attacks could trigger severe humanitarian and economic consequences.
Emmanuel Grégoire has been elected mayor of Paris, extending Socialist leadership in the capital. Municipal elections across France showed gains for traditional parties and a notable far-right victory in Nice.
ArutzSheva'Iran must be protected': Pahlavi urges Israel and US to spare civilian infrastructureMarch 22, 2026
Reza Pahlavi urged Israel and the United States to target Iran’s ruling system while sparing civilian infrastructure. His appeal comes amid escalating strikes between Israel and Iran that have damaged military and civilian sites.
YNetDoctor, Israeli Air Force major and a single mother: 'The challenge is coming home toMarch 22, 2026
A pediatrician and Israeli Air Force major has spent about 300 days in reserve duty since October 7 while raising 7-year-old twins on the autism spectrum. She left a new neonatal fellowship to deploy and says the hardest part is returning home to her children.
March 22, 2026
Most Americans oppose the war with Iran and want it to end quickly, though they support ending Tehran's nuclear program and promoting freedom for Iranians. Support for military action is strongest among Republicans, while many fear the conflict will make the country less safe.
The family of Yehuda Shmuel, killed in a car ramming attack near Homesh, decided to donate his corneas. His father said the act brings comfort and allows his son's light to continue shining by helping others.
ArutzShevaDramatic recommendation: Close Ben Gurion Airport immediately due to missile threatMarch 22, 2026
Senior aviation officials have urged the immediate closure of Ben Gurion Airport due to ongoing missile threats. A final decision is pending as security concerns escalate amid continued regional attacks.
ArutzShevaDimona resident: 'We heard a massive boom, everything shook and the house collapsed'March 22, 2026
A missile strike in Dimona destroyed homes and forced the evacuation of about 470 residents. Witnesses described a massive explosion, while city officials stressed the community’s resilience and reported mostly minor injuries.






