The military stated that the commander was responsible for planning attacks against Israel and facilitating the transfer of weapons.

Shas MK Yinon Azulay's deciding vote to extend emergency IDF draft powers has sparked controversy, with opposition members criticizing unclear war plans and coalition infighting.

Hamilton Lane's Co-CEO discusses the firm's investment in Israel at a New York conference, emphasizing the country's high-tech potential. The company has been investing in Israel for 20 years and views it as a key part of their global strategy.

Dr. Galili emphasized the importance of resilience and national unity in times of crisis and opportunity. The Menomadin Foundation's work includes leadership development, local municipality empowerment, and national policy design.

The Jerusalem Post Gala in NYC brought together leaders to honor victims and promote unity and healing. ZAKA and The Jerusalem Post emphasized the importance of remembering and rebuilding in the face of tragedy.

Haim Taib discussed Israel's potential to bridge America, Africa, and the Middle East at the Jerusalem Post Gala in New York. He emphasized the significance of unity and resilience in Israel during difficult times.

Asteroid 2025 KF, comparable in size to 12 and a half gorillas, will have a close flyby near Earth on Wednesday. Despite its size, the asteroid poses no risk of impact.

Meuhedet health fund played a vital role in providing medical care during the crisis, emphasizing community-focused services and social resilience. The fund's investment in a new hospital in Beersheba aims to address healthcare disparities in the Negev region.

World Emunah, led by Meira Lerner, serves as a vital pillar for Israel's most vulnerable populations and a crucial link between Jewish communities globally. With a network of services spanning children's homes, daycare centers, and therapy centers, Emunah's impact extends far beyond Israel's borders.

Meuhedet Chairman emphasizes the need for expanded medical infrastructure in the Negev and ongoing mental health support. The healthcare provider deployed mobile units and telemedicine services to bring care to those in need.

Mekorot CEO assures that Israel's water scarcity concerns are a thing of the past, thanks to desalination and advanced infrastructure. The national water company has emerged as a world leader in water efficiency and technology, with investments in startups and strategic planning for the future.

Nefesh B'Nefesh co-founders discuss the increase in Aliyah interest among Jewish youth and medical professionals at the Jerusalem Post Conference. The organization is working to address Israel's urgent need for physicians through their international medical Aliyah program.

Newly discovered skull fragments of Homo erectus found in the Madura Strait provide unique insights into the ancient human's lifestyle and interactions with other hominins. The findings challenge previous beliefs about Homo erectus living in isolation on Java.

Senior Hamas official refutes Israeli claims of Mohammed Sinwar's death, stating he is still fighting against Israeli forces. Sinwar's brother was killed in a previous operation.

US envoy Steve Witkoff stresses the importance of defeating Hamas, preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, and expanding the Abraham Accords at The Jerusalem Post Conference.

Charles Kushner, father of Jared Kushner, was confirmed by the US Senate to be ambassador to France. The nomination was supported by Republicans and one Democrat, while one Republican opposed it.

The term 'Nakba' originally criticized Arab states for declaring war on Zionism. Palestinians in the West Bank have the opportunity to prevent a second Nakba by recognizing the reality of a Jewish national identity.

Israel's approach to foreign and defense policies in the Middle East has been marked by concessions and restraint, with varying outcomes. The fear of a conciliatory America leading to increased threats against Israel looms large in the region.

Operation Gideon's Chariots, named after the biblical warrior Gideon, reflects the Israeli military's historical use of profound and symbolic names for operations. The name signifies bravery, planning, and the fight against evil in Gaza.

Israel's strategic value is diminishing as the US shifts focus to Saudi Arabia, leaving Israel isolated in the region. The decline in Israel's influence over US foreign policy and missed opportunities for normalization with Saudi Arabia are highlighted as key factors in Israel's current diplomatic challenges.

Israel's Culture Minister Micky Zohar announced plans to annex land in Gaza if Hamas does not meet demands. Zohar expressed confidence in US President Trump's backing of Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sends well wishes to former US President Joe Biden after he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, expressing confidence in Biden's strength and resilience.

Benny Gantz stated that Israel's willingness to pay a heavy price for hostages is a strength, not a weakness. He also emphasized the need for security superiority and bipartisan US support.

UK, France, and Canada are considering sanctions on Israel due to opposition to West Bank settlements and concerns over military offensive and humanitarian aid restrictions.

Trump stated that negotiations for a ceasefire and end to the war between Russia and Ukraine will start soon, with the Vatican potentially hosting the talks.

Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis prompts discussions on his health transparency and mental acuity during his presidency, with critics questioning the information shared with the public.

Economy Minister Nir Barkat accused Qatar of backing Hamas and using its money to buy influence worldwide. He supported a bill to label Qatar as a 'terror-supporting state' and urged its removal as a mediator in hostage negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

Three Israeli-Arabs were arrested for smuggling cigarettes and drugs into Gaza using drones capable of carrying weights up to 10 kilograms.

A rare Saxon cross-shaped pendant was found near Leeds, believed to have belonged to a high-status individual. The intricately decorated pendant, made of silver and gold leaf, dates back to the eighth century CE.

A spiritual awakening is unfolding in the Jewish world, with stories of unity and resilience amidst crisis. Released hostages share their spiritual connections, while individuals in Israel and the US find unity through tefillin, showcasing a deeper narrative of connection and strength in the Jewish community.

A four-story building and additional construction site were demolished in response to the recent terrorist attack.

The UK has separated its judiciary from the legislature, creating an independent Supreme Court. Controversial decisions have placed the judiciary in the political arena, sparking calls for reform in both the UK and Israel.

Jerusalem's luxury market is booming with apartments priced over NIS 20 million attracting wealthy foreign buyers seeking a connection to the city's history. New boutique projects are driving prices up to NIS 100,000 per square meter, with limited supply leading to fierce competition in the market.

Gary Lineker is reportedly resigning from the BBC after sharing content with antisemitic connotations, sparking public outrage. Lineker apologized for reposting a pro-Palestinian video that criticized Zionism and included a rat emoji, leading to his decision to step down.

IDF reportedly attempted a hostage rescue in Khan Yunis, Gaza, amidst intensified airstrikes and expanded operations. Palestinian sources claim over 148 deaths in the past 24 hours.

Man charged with hate crime for harassing Jewish students at a school in Miami, caught on surveillance footage.

Former hostages and activists thank President Trump for securing their release in a social media video. They express gratitude for his efforts to bring home the remaining 58 hostages held captive by Hamas terrorists.

Lior Refaelov retires as captain of Maccabi Haifa after a successful career and will now head the club's scouting department to bring in new talent.

Various opinions on the US-Iran nuclear deal, President Trump's regional diplomacy, and Israel's stance on Gaza are shared in letters to the editor. The writers express concerns about potential consequences, the need for a definitive victory over Hamas, and the impact of Trump's actions on Israel.

Trump's Middle East visit had economic success but raised concerns about deal materialization. The visit signaled a united front against Iran and blurred regional bloc lines, impacting Israel's position in the region.

Israel is struggling to address mental health needs among security forces due to cultural norms. Grassroots healing spaces are emerging, but systemic change is necessary for accessible mental health care.

Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer with bone metastasis. The cancer is hormone-sensitive, and treatment options are being reviewed by Biden and his physicians.

Yuval Raphael received a warm welcome in Israel after finishing second at Eurovision. She expressed gratitude for the support and emphasized the importance of bringing all hostages home.

Two Israeli films, Pink Lady and Neither Day nor Night, shed light on the insular haredi world, exploring themes of homosexuality, violence, and discrimination within the community.

Around 100,000 protesters, most dressed in red, express desire for a 'red line' against Israel's siege on Gaza, calling for action against war crimes and a halt to military assaults.

Rabbi Alan Silverstein's book 'Israel's War of Self-Defense' sheds light on Israel's fight for survival in the face of international criticism and misinformation following a devastating attack. The book provides insight into the challenges and despair experienced by the nation in the wake of ongoing conflicts.

Learning to identify and cope with different levels of emotional burns in relationships, including toxic and manipulative behaviors like gaslighting, is essential for maintaining mental health and well-being.

Archaeologists have discovered a unique White-dot Cypriot-style jug in a burial cave near Gibeon, providing insight into pottery production in the Judean hills during the Late Bronze Age. The find sheds light on the exchange of ceramics and experimental output by Levantine potters in the region.

A newly published study reports the excavation of a hewn tomb near Avedat, revealing a wooden coffin dating back to Roman times. The coffin, made of locally available Aleppo pine, challenges previous assumptions about burial practices along the Incense Road.

The comparison of the Holocaust to the war in Gaza is deemed inaccurate and offensive, with the writer highlighting the deliberate extermination of an entire people versus tragic civilian casualties in conflict. The focus is on condemning the regime governing Gaza and its tactics, rather than equating the two vastly different historical events.

Recent reports suggest that Mohammed Sinwar may have been killed in an airstrike, highlighting the opportunity to replace Hamas in Gaza amidst a leadership vacuum. The death of Sinwar could be a chance to bring about change and provide Gazans with an alternative to the group.

Israel's plastics industry can reduce its carbon footprint by embracing advanced recycling technologies and innovative reuse processes to transform plastic waste into valuable resources, benefiting both the economy and the environment.

Advances in AI are revolutionizing molecule discovery in industries like pharmaceuticals, food, and agriculture. AI-designed small molecules are progressing through clinical trials, showcasing the power of generative algorithms. The food industry is leveraging AI to discover functional ingredients, while agriculture is seeing breakthroughs in identifying novel nitrification inhibitors.

The PKK has decided to dissolve its organizational structure and end the armed struggle. Talks are ongoing with neighboring countries on disarmament, with potential for peace and stability in the region.

The Galilee festival is back with a diverse lineup of events including cheese and wine tastings, chocolate workshops, and a memorial to a fallen soldier. Visitors can enjoy traditional dishes, desserts, and dance performances in the peaceful and cooperative atmosphere of the festival.

As temperatures rise in Israel, hikers seek shade under carob trees, reflecting on the trees' role in Jewish culture and history. The carob's presence in the landscape symbolizes tradition, patience, and spiritual devotion.

Israeli Knesset lobby pushes for increased support for caregivers, recognizing the invisible role of 1.5 million non-hired caregivers providing unpaid care. The lobby seeks to address the complex burdens faced by caregivers and advocate for policy changes to support this vital group.

A woman died and several others were injured in a Russian drone attack in the Kyiv region. The attack occurred following peace talks on Friday, escalating tensions in the region.

Jake Wood of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is determined to begin distributing aid in Gaza by the end of the month, with plans to provide 300 million meals in the first 90 days. Despite facing challenges and misinformation, Wood remains committed to feeding people in need.

RTVE defied EBU warnings and aired a message about Gaza before the Eurovision final, sparking controversy. Despite potential fines, Spain remained firm in expressing their views on the conflict in Gaza.

Yuval Raphael emphasizes the need for the return of hostages to achieve true victory, following her success at Eurovision 2025.

Israel's Yuval Raphael placed second in the Eurovision final with her powerful performance of 'New Day Will Rise,' overcoming calls for Israel to be banned from the competition. Despite facing challenges, Raphael's success was a victory for Israel on the Eurovision stage.

A bomb explosion near a reproductive health facility in Palm Springs, California has claimed the life of one individual, according to Mayor Ron DeHarte.

An-Nahar, Lebanon, discusses the election of American Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as the new pope, Pope Leo XIV, highlighting his focus on continuity in the church's reform movement and commitment to social justice and inclusivity.

Five individuals lost their lives in a tragic helicopter collision in southwestern Finland. The crash occurred near Eura Airport, with the wreckage falling 700 meters from the road.

Israelis are advised to avoid confrontations with demonstrators and minimize signs of Israeli identification in public spaces.

Alasdair Macleod cautions about the constrained liquidity in the gold market due to high demand from East Asian countries. He discusses the flaws of Keynesian economics and the implications of market volatility. Macleod also highlights the concerns surrounding the US national debt and the impact on interest rates.

Gal Gadot offered words of encouragement to Yuval Raphael before the Eurovision final, praising his performance and urging him to enjoy the experience. Raphael, a survivor of the Nova massacre, shared his excitement and love for being on stage despite the pressure.

Abigail Fidler, a single mother and chief knowledge officer at Palziv, shares her story of raising a nonverbal child and advocating for presuming competence in nonverbal individuals. She dreams of establishing a residential village for nonverbal individuals to live with dignity and participate in therapeutic activities.

A man from Kentucky discovers his Jewish roots during a visit to Israel amid the war, while a Californian project manager starts a nonprofit to introduce Christians to the Holy Land. Israel Support Bridge provides emergency aid and support to those affected by the Gaza conflict.

Iran is standing firm on its right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes amidst discussions with the US. The Iranian Parliament Speaker is working to strengthen ties with Islamic countries during a conference in Tehran.

GHF's aid distribution plan would prevent some of the most vulnerable Palestinians from accessing food aid, leading to criticism from the United Nations and other aid organizations. The plan has raised concerns about the potential impact on civilians in the Gaza Strip and the neutrality of humanitarian aid.

Former Rising Star contestant Howie now creates music rooted in soul, faith, and national healing, reflecting his personal journey and connection to Judaism.

Wall Street expert Thomas Parilla advises investors to buy physical gold and silver to protect against fiat currency risks and potential dollar devaluation. He highlights concerns about bond market distress and the inevitability of quantitative easing.

Financial analyst John Rubino explores the potential return to a gold standard under a second Trump administration, emphasizing the need for a fundamental restructuring of the monetary order. Rubino's insights shed light on the implications of such a move on global currency stability and economic uncertainty.

Nissim Salem shares his harrowing experience of three years in Syrian captivity, enduring physical and psychological torture, and meeting notable figures. His story sheds light on the challenges faced by hostages and the importance of maintaining hope and gratitude.

Spain will request the International Court of Justice to rule on Israel's compliance with humanitarian aid access to Gaza and ask the International Criminal Court to rule on Israel's international responsibility in Gaza.

The article explores the historical context and double standards in international recognition of Israel and Palestine, drawing parallels to India and Pakistan. It emphasizes the legal foundation of Israel's establishment and argues for moral consistency in acknowledging the right to self-determination for both Israelis and Palestinians.

India was rocked by a sectarian terrorist attack in Kashmir targeting non-Muslims, resulting in 26 deaths and 20 injuries. The attack led to a decision by India to strike Pakistani territory for the first time since 1971, aiming to hit terrorist infrastructure and supporters. The operation, named Operation Sindoor, targeted terrorist sites across Pakistan, leading to a series of retaliatory actions and eventual de-escalation.

Tzohar is offering a private alternative to traditional kashrut standards for wine in Israel. By following strict agricultural laws and using only kosher ingredients, Tzohar aims to make kosher wine more accessible while upholding Jewish tradition. The organization's approach to kashrut in winemaking emphasizes inclusivity and transparency.

Get ready for BBQ season with these delicious recipes for chimichurri sauce, beef kebabs, hot dog & veggie skewers, and gluten-free graham crackers. Plus, find helpful tips for grilling success.

Hamas warned journalist Tawfiq Abu Jarad not to cover a women-led protest in Gaza, threatening his wife's involvement. Other journalists have reported similar experiences of intimidation and violence, leading to widespread self-censorship and limited independent coverage in the enclave.

British police have charged three Iranians with engaging in conduct likely to assist a foreign intelligence service. The arrests are related to a major counter-terrorism probe.

Iran's President questions Trump's mixed messages on peace and threats, stating Tehran is open to nuclear talks but not afraid of war threats.

A Russian drone strike on a bus in Sumy, Ukraine, resulted in nine deaths and four injuries following failed peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. The attack was described as a war crime by Ukrainian authorities.

Lag Ba'omer marks a heroic period in Jewish history when an epidemic stopped, and a great teacher passed away. Celebrations include bonfires, singing, dancing, and first haircuts for three-year-old boys.

Lag Ba'omer encourages us to live in the present moment and appreciate the miracles of life. This holiday allows us to break free from mourning and focus on the joy and blessings that surround us.

Elyakim Rubinstein and 11 others will be honored as Distinguished Citizens of Jerusalem for their significant contributions to society in various fields on Jerusalem Day.

Following IDF strikes on Houthi-controlled ports, Defense Minister Israel Katz threatens to assassinate Houthi leaders. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises more strikes to come to prevent harm to Israel.

Emma Tsurkov meets with US envoy to discuss her sister's captivity by Kataib Hezbollah in Iraq and issues a warning to her sister's captors.

The article discusses the importance of de-Hamasifying the population of post-war Gaza to ensure regional and global stability. Societal de-Hamasification is seen as crucial, drawing parallels to the de-Nazification process in post-World War II Germany.

President Trump's acceptance of a $400 million airplane gift from Qatar has raised questions about Qatari influence in the US. Scholar Charles Asher Small has been highlighting the flow of Qatari donations to American universities and their potential impact on campus antisemitism.

Mosab Abu Toha, a Gazan writer, won a Pulitzer Prize despite his history of making antisemitic statements. The decision to award him the prize has raised controversy and questions about the ethical standards of the Pulitzer Board.

Jewish organizations abroad have seemingly abandoned world Jewry to anti-Zionists, with well-funded groups missing in action as anti-Israel forces gain dominance in Europe's public sphere.

Medics evacuated a 3-year-old child with burns and a 10-year-old unconscious child from a house fire in Deir al-Asad.

Moody's lowers US credit rating, citing fiscal deficits and interest costs, as Trump's tax bill faces resistance in Congress. The downgrade highlights concerns over mounting government debt and potential risks to the bond market.