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Zvi Yehezkeli warns that current negotiations could allow Hamas to remain in power in Gaza. He urges Israel to resist international pressure and prevent Hamas from regaining authority without disarming.
The head of the World Health Organization warns Gaza's health crisis will impact generations, as aid deliveries remain far below what is needed. Humanitarian officials urge more support and unrestricted access for supplies.
Military Police arrested two haredi yeshiva students at their homes for draft evasion, prompting community outrage. The Jerusalem Faction has called for a mass protest in response to the arrests.
YNetNational security adviser's ouster highlights Netanyahu's growing isolation in IsraelOctober 22, 2025
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces growing isolation as nearly all of his senior aides and advisers have departed or been reassigned. The latest shake-up comes with the dismissal of Tzachi Hanegbi as head of the National Security Council.
This article explores the ongoing need for the Creator in sustaining the universe and guiding human morality. Drawing from Jewish teachings and the story of the Great Flood, it highlights the importance of free will and individual righteousness. The message underscores personal responsibility and the enduring relevance of the Creator in human affairs.
TimesofIsraelTrump pick to lead federal agency withdraws after 'Nazi streak' text message revealedOctober 22, 2025
Trump's nominee to lead a federal agency withdrew after offensive texts surfaced, sparking bipartisan backlash. Democrats are calling for his removal from his current White House position.
President Trump has delayed a planned summit with Vladimir Putin on Ukraine. Other headlines include legal developments in Colombia, optimism for a Gaza peace plan, a new AI web browser from OpenAI, and a socialist frontrunner in the New York City mayoral race.
Central Saint Martins in London hosted a symposium exploring Saudi Arabia's cultural transformation and its impact on creativity in the Middle East and Asia. Experts and artists discussed innovation, emerging talent, and the role of cultural institutions in shaping the region's creative future.
Virginia Lillye, beloved singer and The Voice Australia contestant, has died at 56 after battling ovarian cancer. Tributes have poured in from fans and fellow musicians. She was known for her powerful voice and advocacy for cancer awareness.
Key stories include legal battles over National Guard deployments, progress and challenges in the Gaza ceasefire, and President Trump's delay of talks with Vladimir Putin. Other headlines cover a Louvre jewel heist, Warner Bros. Discovery's buyout interest, and the death of chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky.
Despite laws permitting the death penalty for terrorists, Israel has never enforced it, sparking debate over whether this reflects moral restraint or a failure of governance. Legal and political experts argue over whether new legislation or stronger political will is needed. The controversy highlights deeper questions about authority and national identity.
Three men in England were jailed for planning neo-Nazi-inspired terrorist attacks, targeting migrants and Muslims. The case exposes the rising danger of extreme-right-wing terrorism and the role of online radicalization in Britain.










