Governor Newsom criticizes Trump's deployment of National Guard in LA, calling it unlawful, as police arrest protesters amid immigration enforcement protests.

Archaeologists uncover ancient seafaring culture in the Philippines with evidence of advanced navigation and fishing techniques. Discoveries of tools made from shells dating back thousands of years challenge previous beliefs about the region's history.

Over 1000 doctors are calling on Brown University not to rehire Dr. Rasha Alawieh, who expressed support for antisemitic figures. Alawieh was deported after traveling to Lebanon to attend Nasrallah's funeral.

New poll indicates that Yossi Cohen's potential party may not secure enough mandates to pass the electoral threshold in upcoming elections, with only four mandates projected in total.

The Freedom Flotilla Coalition reported that a vessel approaching the Gaza-bound charity ship Madleen has left after an alarm was sounded. UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese claimed the flotilla was intercepted by Israeli speedboats, while activists onboard were unsure of the boats' origin.

The IDF is preparing for the arrival of the flotilla carrying Greta Thunberg, with Shayetet 13 training for the ship's boarding. The activists on board intend to livestream the IDF's takeover of the vessel.

The Islamic Republic of Iran will respond to a new US proposal in nuclear talks between the two countries on Monday, following recent reports of implosion tests and assurances from Israel regarding potential attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir refutes Channel 14 report alleging military advocate-general's responsibility for deaths of four soldiers in Khan Yunis. Zamir condemns unfounded attacks and asserts no directive to refrain from striking the building. Claims made are false and malicious, says Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir.

Australia has canceled the visa of Israel influencer Hillel Fuld, citing Islamophobic rhetoric and incitement to violence. Fuld was set to visit Australia to raise money for Magen David Adom.

Hamas threatens aid workers partnering with Israel, warning of severe consequences. 'Palestinian Resistance Factions' condemn aid centers, call for international intervention to hand over aid distribution to the UN.

Actress Jennifer Garner opens up about aging and cosmetic procedures in a candid interview. She discusses her perspective on aging gracefully, her thoughts on cosmetic enhancements, and offers advice for those considering such procedures.

Gold IRA companies are seeing increased interest as investors seek shelter from market risks. Augusta Precious Metals, Goldco, and American Hartford Gold are top choices for those looking to diversify their retirement savings with physical precious metals.

National Unity party to hold leadership vote and implement measures to expand party membership and internal oversight. Gantz's delay in implementing Eisenkot's demands led to speculation of him running in a different party.

Rabbi Pinto's lesson focuses on the importance of accepting things beyond one's control, including different opinions and outcomes in life.

Harvard and Ben-Gurion study reveals that health gains can be achieved through diet alone, without weight loss. Participants who did not shed pounds still saw improvements in health markers and disease risk, challenging the notion that weight loss is necessary for health benefits.

Syria has shut down the Rukban camp, where displaced Syrians faced harsh conditions. The closure signifies the end of a long-standing symbol of suffering in the country.

IDF confirms recovery of Mohammed Sinwar's body from underground complex in Khan Yunis, Gaza. Sinwar was killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting senior Hamas figures.

Israel is expected to intercept Greta Thunberg's flotilla heading to Gaza, carrying supplies and protesting the blockade. The activists aim to provide aid amid criticism of Israel's handling of aid distribution in Gaza.

Shira Berkovitch left her family in the US to serve in the IDF and study medicine in Israel. Now, she is part of a group creating a nature-based kindergarten for children in the Judean desert, aiming to provide a safe and empowering space for young learners.

Bereaved families came together at the Tower of David for 'A Time to Love,' an evening of healing and unity. Project Imahot and Koolulam organized the event, providing comfort and connection through music for families from across Israel.

Trump orders National Guard to Los Angeles to help contain violent protests over immigration enforcement. Demonstrators have been throwing Molotov cocktails and rocks at officers. Pentagon ready to mobilize Marines if violence persists.

New research from the Weizmann Institute uncovers the cellular network behind food tolerance and allergies, providing insights into how the immune system enables us to safely consume various foods. The study highlights the role of specific cells in initiating the tolerance mechanism and suppressing immune reactions to food, offering potential avenues for improved treatments for allergies and diseases.

The Pentagon report exposed how the US government perpetuated UFO myths to hide secret military projects, leading to accusations of a cover-up. Investigations are ongoing to determine the extent of disinformation campaigns within the military hierarchy.

The exercise will take place at the Tarkumiya Crossing between 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Expect gunshots, explosions, and traffic disruptions.

A Ukrainian drone attack targeting Moscow led to the closure of two key airports serving the capital, according to Russian authorities. Russian air defense units destroyed nine drones heading towards Moscow, with no immediate reported damage.

Adara Peskin Shalem is a forager and LGBTQ+ activist from Kochav Ya'acov. She turned foraging into a successful business and has taught many about living off the land. Shalem advocates for tolerance and LGBTQ+ inclusion in religious communities.

Israel's decision to arm a militia in Gaza opposed to Hamas has raised questions about the effectiveness and consequences of such a move. While there may be short-term benefits, concerns remain about the long-term strategy and potential risks involved.

Yossi Cohen, former Mossad Chief, is reevaluating his plans to start a new independent political party amidst changing public sentiment in Israel. Despite offers from prominent figures, Cohen aims to fill a gap in the political landscape with his potential party.

Tzvi Hirsch Zvirgzde, a well-regarded member of the Odessa Jewish community and graduate of Chabad Or Avner Jewish school, was killed in the war against Russia while serving in the 34th Battalion of the Ukrainian army.

American artist Joel Mesler brings a beacon of joy to Tel Aviv with his exhibition 'The Light Within,' curated by Steeve Nassima. Mesler's art reflects his Jewish heritage and offers a message of optimism and self-examination.

Recent commencement speeches at universities have featured anti-Israel rhetoric, sparking concern among pro-Israel activists. However, data shows that American support for Israel remains strong, with 77% of Americans supporting Israel over Hamas in the Gaza conflict. The presence of non-students in anti-Israel college protests and encampments suggests that these expressions may not reflect broader American sentiment towards Israel.

Explore the Golan Heights to discover personal stories, humanitarian missions, and the resilience of its people. This region serves as a bridge for peace, offering hope for a new future.

Hamas's talk of potentially relinquishing control of Gaza is seen as a calculated move to buy time and improve their image on the world stage. The group's contradictory statements reveal their struggle to navigate the aftermath of recent military operations and terror attacks.

New research from the Weizmann Institute of Science has identified a coordinated cellular network that regulates tolerance to food, providing insights into why the immune system can tolerate certain foods and how malfunctions in this network can lead to allergies and disorders like celiac disease.

Smoking rates are on the rise in Israel, leading to a higher risk of COPD. The lack of enforcement of anti-smoking laws and the popularity of e-cigarettes among youth are contributing factors.

King Mohammed VI urges Moroccans not to slaughter sheep for Eid due to economic hardships and environmental strain. Despite the pause on sacrifice, traditional Eid celebrations in Morocco and Tunisia continue to emphasize family, community, and cultural heritage.

Iran leverages Eid al-Adha diplomacy to bolster ties with regional countries and project unity against Israel. High-level calls with Egypt, Pakistan, and the UAE highlight Iran's diplomatic efforts to strengthen relationships and influence nuclear talks with the US.

Donald Trump warned of 'serious consequences' if Elon Musk supports Democrats against Republicans who vote for the president's tax-cut and spending bill. The relationship between Trump and Musk appears to be strained as Musk's opposition to the bill complicates its passage in Congress.

IDF releases footage of Hamas tunnel network found beneath Gaza's European Hospital, serving as a command center for senior Hamas operatives. The tunnel was used to coordinate attacks on Israeli forces and store weapons, highlighting Hamas's use of civilian infrastructure for terrorist purposes.

Alleged Iranian spies appeared in court for targeting journalists of Iran International. The suspects arrived in Britain between 2016 and 2022 and will face a plea hearing on September 26.

Authorities announced the arrest of a key figure in the Jenin terror network, preventing an imminent terror attack in the Menashe Brigade sector in the West Bank. The operation involved undercover Border Police units, IDF soldiers, and Yamam fighters working together to apprehend suspects and seize weapons.

A family gathers to commemorate 19 relatives lost in the Holocaust by installing brass memorials in Antwerp. The Stolpersteine project honors the silenced history of two families, bringing together descendants from across the globe to reclaim their history and ensure their ancestors are never forgotten.

Recent events have strained the relationship between Israel and Jewish communities worldwide, particularly in Europe. The rise of right-wing political forces in Europe and Israel's approach to them have created challenges for European Jewish communities, threatening the foundation of their relationship with Israel.

University of Michigan faces backlash for hiring private investigators to monitor pro-Palestinian student groups, leading to allegations of intimidation tactics and surveillance. Students describe being trailed, recorded, and confronted by undercover operatives, raising concerns about privacy and free speech on campus.

Fire near Heruvit Forest not yet under control as firefighting teams battle challenging conditions and work to prevent spread towards infrastructure and agriculture.

A French woman has filed a legal complaint accusing Israel of genocide after her two grandchildren were killed in Gaza. The children, aged six and nine, held French citizenship and were killed in their new home following heavy bombardment of their original residence.

Hacham Zvi Ashkenazi was a maverick rabbi who broke with tradition and had a profound influence on Jewish law. Rabbi Yosie Levine's book offers a comprehensive look at this seminal figure in Jewish scholarship.

The article delves into the complexities of the nazir's religious journey, emphasizing the challenges of maintaining balance and avoiding extremes. It also examines the impact of separatism on religious identity in contemporary Israel and warns against the dangers of religious pride and judgmentalism.

Naveh's lost tefillin, a cherished possession, were returned to him after two years by a stranger who actively sought him out. The stranger, Michael, found the tefillin with Naveh's name on them and went through great lengths to return them to their rightful owner.

Rafael Grossi highlighted Iran as his main worry due to its nuclear material and potential for military action. He also expressed concerns about Russia's threats to use nuclear weapons and Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia.

The IDF and Shin Bet have successfully retrieved the body of Thai hostage Nattapong Pinta from the Gaza Strip. Pinta was kidnapped by Hamas and died while in captivity.

Kathy McDaniel recounts her near-death experience, where she describes encountering hell and meeting God. Her story aims to validate others who have had similar encounters, emphasizing the impact on her faith and beliefs.

Israeli forces crossed into Lebanon, Israel bombed Iraqi nuclear reactor, liberation of Hebron, Aaron David Gordon's birthday, Chmielnicki massacres, birth of Judah, and Anne Frank's first diary entry on her 13th birthday.

The article delves into the role of motherhood as facilitation, focusing on biblical figures like Naomi and Deborah. It discusses the challenges and imperfections of life and the goal of overcoming adversity to find meaning for oneself and others.

Fashion returns to Ahad Ha'am Street with a new store, Marcel Hess celebrates 50th engagement anniversary, and Jerusalem Mayor focuses on urban aesthetics.

President Trump has no plans to communicate with Elon Musk as their dispute continues. Trump expressed his wishes for Tesla's prosperity and hinted at reviewing Musk's government contracts.

A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world. Trump's First 100 Days in Office. The situation in Gaza and the condition of its people have descended into the unimaginable. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to appoint Maj.-Gen. David Zini as the new head of the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), in direct defiance of the state-attorney's ruling barring him from the role, signals a looming confrontation between Israel's political-military establishment and its judiciary. The world is seething - angry, enraged, oppressed, provoked, and helpless - in the face of the horrors unfolding in the Gaza Strip. And yet, it seems resigned to a fate authored by the minds of brutal extremists and enabled by the Israeli war machine.

Greta Thunberg and activists are on a ship heading to Gaza with aid supplies, challenging Israel's blockade. The group may face arrest by the Israeli navy as they approach Israeli waters.

North Korea's internet is down, impacting access to main news websites and the Foreign Ministry site.

A Jewish man was punched by young men shouting 'Free Palestine' while hanging up posters for Gaza hostages in NYC. The incident reflects a surge in antisemitic attacks amid the Israel-Hamas War.

US citizen Joseph Tater has left Russia after being detained and sentenced to jail for 'petty hooliganism'. The State Department is monitoring the situation and advising US citizens in Russia to depart immediately.

President Donald Trump's approach to foreign policy, based on pragmatism and transactional deals, has failed to end conflicts with Russia, Hamas, and Iran. Trump's belief in America's economic power and his personality as tools to bend adversaries to his will has not been successful in brokering peace agreements.

President Trump signed executive orders to strengthen US drone defenses and support the development of electric air taxis and supersonic commercial aircraft. The orders focus on expanding drone use, reducing reliance on Chinese companies, and advancing testing of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

Antisemitism has surged globally, with Israel being accused of the war in Gaza. The rise in antisemitic incidents is highlighted in a report from Australia, emphasizing the need for a Jewish state.

Abrego Garcia, mistakenly deported by the Trump administration, has returned to the US to face criminal charges for transporting illegal immigrants. His lawyer states that it is now up to the US judicial system to ensure due process.

Thousands wager on Jesus Christ's return by end of 2025 on Polymarket, with over $140,000 bet. Only 3% of participants believe in the Second Coming according to the 'Millennial Day Theory.'

France has condemned the Israeli strikes on Beirut's southern suburb and urged Israel to withdraw from Lebanese territory. The statement also emphasized the importance of all parties abiding by the ceasefire agreement signed in November 2024.

FBI and Homeland Security released a PSA highlighting safety concerns for Jewish and Israeli communities in the US. The statement referenced recent attacks and urged the public to report any threats or suspicious activity.

A genetic mutation, SIK3-N783Y, has been identified as a factor in why some people can function well on minimal sleep. This discovery may offer insights into treating sleep disorders and improving sleep efficiency.

Shin Bet apprehends individual who damaged vehicle in Netanyahu's convoy in Jerusalem.

Omer Avital debuts 'North African Dream' at the Meridiano Festival in Ashdod, blending traditional music with jazz influences. The festival will feature a diverse lineup of performances, including the Gipsy Kings and Yehuda Poliker.

US issues sanctions on individuals and entities in Iran, UAE, and Hong Kong in efforts to negotiate a new nuclear deal with Tehran.

A Phrygian tomb linked to King Midas may have been unearthed in Gordion, Turkey, shedding light on the ancient city's history and burial traditions. The discovery includes well-preserved bronze and iron artifacts, with plans for an exhibition by the end of 2025.

OpenAI's ChatGPT and GPT-4 releases led to AI interest. The Skver Beth Din warned against AI, comparing it to the unfiltered Internet.

President Isaac Herzog met with released Gaza hostage Omer Wenkert and his parents to discuss Omer's experience in captivity and the challenges of recovery. Wenkert emphasized the importance of bringing all hostages home and not treating them as a political issue.

Netanyahu's coalition government is at risk due to the haredi conscription issue, highlighting the country's evolving security challenges and the need for a reevaluation of military strategies.

Stanley Fischer's legacy as a transformative figure in Israel's economy is highlighted following his passing at age 81. Fischer's leadership as governor of the Bank of Israel was characterized by his dedication to independence and prudent monetary policies, contributing to the country's economic growth and stability.

Israel must seize the opportunities presented by the changing dynamics in the Middle East following the events of October 7. With potential shifts in Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza, the Israeli government faces a crucial moment in shaping the future of the region.

Yitzhak Navon's impact on Israel's culture and arts scene continues to be celebrated through the Navon Prize, recognizing established and promising talents in the field.

Recent poll shows Netanyahu falling short in forming a government, with opposition parties potentially securing a majority. Netanyahu leads in suitability for prime minister, but Bennett is favored by the Israeli public.

A report accuses Israel of having a large carbon footprint due to its military actions in Gaza, sparking controversy. The report has been criticized for ignoring the context of Hamas attacks on Israel and the environmental impact of other conflicts.

The closure is for the safety of the public, with an announcement of the reopening date to come.

Extreme ultra-Orthodox individuals rioted outside the homes of the CEO and VP of Aura real estate in protest of a new project in Yehud, which they claim would take place on top of graves. The rioters caused damage to the properties, vandalized equipment, and threw bags of excrement at the houses and family members.

Israel has assured the White House that they will not launch an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities without US President Donald Trump's approval.

The American Jewish Committee and other Jewish groups have raised objections to President Trump's travel ban, citing concerns about its impact on refugees and immigration policies. The ban has been criticized as discriminatory and unconstitutional.

Israel National Team gears up for World Cup qualifier against Estonia with a mix of experienced and young players. Maccabi Haifa appoints Diego Flores as new head coach for upcoming season.

Mohamed Soliman, accused of fire-bombing a Colorado march, faces a lengthy prison sentence if convicted. The attack targeted people raising awareness of hostages in Gaza.

Israel's bipartisan allies celebrated Jerusalem Day on Capitol Hill, highlighting the eternal connection between the Jewish people and their capital. The event showcased ongoing US-Israel relations and support for Israel's right to self-defense.

Karnei Shomron mayor calls for IDF to enforce ban on Israeli entries into Area A to prevent potential attacks and address traffic issues near Kalkilya.

Measles outbreak in Israel sees 73 reported cases with 26 active cases. Health Ministry urges vaccinations as 18 patients hospitalized, 15 children. Safed has lowest vaccination rate at 33% for children aged 1 to 6.

Bank Hapoalim closes Physicians for Human Rights' account over alleged terrorism ties. NGO files lawsuit against the bank, while legal battle continues in court.

Israeli politicians, including Justice Minister Yariv Levin, are advocating for controversial judicial reform legislation amidst tensions with the judiciary. The government's push for reform has sparked debate and protests in Israel.

Laurie Cardoza-Moore has accused Qatar of supporting extremist groups like the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, urging Trump to sever ties. The suspect in the Colorado firebombing attack, identified as an Egyptian national, remains in custody.

The IDF has issued evacuation warnings for Lebanese citizens in southern Beirut due to their proximity to facilities belonging to Hezbollah. Citizens are urged to evacuate immediately for their safety.

After years of fighting to clear her name, Tehila Ishta, an Ethiopian Jewish mikveh attendant, received a public apology from the religious municipality of Kiryat Motzkin and Rabbi David Druckman. The incident highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by Ethiopian Jews in Israel and the importance of recognizing their Jewish identity.

Rabbi Yirmiya Cohen's refusal to pray for left-wing hostages at the RCE conference in Krakow has led to condemnation from European rabbis. The RCE clarified that the recording does not represent their stance and reaffirmed their commitment to praying for all hostages' return.