Columbia protest leader Khalil praises anti-Zionist Jews for giving hope and advocates for Palestinian and Jewish self-determination. He condemns the Trump administration and the Zionist lobby for fueling antisemitism by equating anti-Zionism with antisemitism.

London police are on the lookout for a man suspected of smearing feces on synagogues and other Jewish sites in the city. The offenses are being treated as religiously-motivated criminal damage, with the suspect linked to seven incidents.

Trump voices concern over potential impact of Israel's strike on mediation efforts to free hostages.

President Trump voices concern over the impact of Israel's strike on mediation efforts to secure the release of hostages in Qatar.

Israeli security establishment assesses that the strike in Doha targeting Hamas's leadership was unsuccessful. The operation likely failed to meet its intended goal, with most targets not killed. Security officials are looking into possible reasons for the failure.

Israel vows 'no sanctuary for terrorists' after Security Council slams Doha strike.

Hamas has been using hospitals in Gaza for military purposes, including sheltering operatives and leaders. The documents reveal a deliberate strategy to embed military infrastructure within medical facilities, violating international law and endangering civilian lives.

Israel-Premier Tech will use the abbreviation IPT at Canadian races to avoid protests. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators have disrupted stages of the Vuelta a Espana.

Araghchi states that the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran is evaluating the status of the material to provide a report to the Supreme National Security Council.

Archaeological artifacts in Gaza were rescued from an Israeli strike threat with the assistance of various organizations. The relics were stored in a building in Gaza City that was at risk of being targeted.

Moldova is deeply concerned by Israeli accusations of sabotaging talks over the Uman pilgrimage. The country denies demanding to keep equipment and emphasizes its commitment to bilateral cooperation with Israel.

Nadine Menendez, wife of former Senator Bob Menendez, sentenced to 4.5 years in prison for bribery. Bob Menendez previously sentenced to 11 years for similar charges.

PM Netanyahu was warned that a strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar would harm hostage talks, but he approved it. Hostage negotiations have been frozen since the strike, with Israel expecting Hamas to harden its stance and Qatar to lose motivation to pressure Hamas.

Finance Minister Smotrich predicts celebration of West Bank annexation, while Prime Minister Netanyahu asserts there will be no Palestinian state during a construction project ceremony in the E1 area.

Elizabeth Tsurkov, a former Israeli-Russian academic, is welcomed back to Israel after being held captive in Iraq. Despite her physical struggles, she remains positive and grateful for her release.

Israeli airstrikes leave 34 dead in Gaza City, with residents grappling with the decision to evacuate or remain as IDF intensifies preparations for an offensive to conquer the northern Gaza city.

The podcast covers the Israel Air Force attack on Hamas leadership in Qatar, US involvement, President Isaac Herzog's meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, challenges for Israeli artists, and the controversy surrounding a film screening at the Toronto International Film Festival.

The court rejects police request to extend restrictions on Qatargate suspect Jonatan Urich and criticizes police for lack of evidence to justify banning him from working in the Prime Minister's Office.

The IDF refutes claims that Zamir acted against legal advice in issuing evacuation notices to Gaza City residents, stating that the military will continue to operate within the law.

Australian police have arrested the alleged ringleader of antisemitic attacks in Sydney, bringing a breakthrough in the investigation. The suspect, Tarek Zahabe, was charged with orchestrating attacks on Jewish targets earlier this year.

Qatar will hold a summit to address the Israeli attack on Hamas leaders in Doha, expressing fury and vowing to take action. The strike has strained ties between Netanyahu and Trump, with the US president warning against further attacks on Qatar.

Netanyahu is considering a plan to allow Palestinians in Gaza to leave voluntarily, with discussions on the matter ongoing. The plan would potentially allow Gazans to start leaving as early as next month.

Yaki Dolf is promoted to major general before assuming command of the Northern Corps, a unit activated in wartime to operate troops on a tactical level.

Qatar's emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, pays respects at the funeral of five Hamas members killed in an Israeli strike in Doha. The funeral is attended by family members and colleagues of the deceased.

Spanish sports minister Pilar Alegria advocates for banning Israeli teams from sports events, citing the need for international federations to take action similar to sanctions against Russia in 2022. Protests have disrupted stages of the Vuelta a Espana, with security measures heightened for the final stage in Madrid.

The Netherlands plans to ban imports from Israel's West Bank settlements in response to Israel's actions in the region. The Dutch government is also supporting the European Commission's plans to suspend trade-related measures with Israel.

Syria dismantles Hezbollah-linked cell planning attacks on national security, seizing weapons and ammunition. Hezbollah supported Assad during Syria's civil war until his ouster in December 2024. Israel launched airstrikes on Syrian military targets to prevent weapons from reaching extremist groups.

Spanish PM Sanchez cites lack of nuclear weapons as reason for inability to intervene in Gaza war, sparking political controversy and strained relations with Israel. Madrid imposes sanctions on Israeli ministers in response to escalating tensions.

Syrian forces arrest Hezbollah-affiliated cell in Damascus countryside, seizing weapons and ammunition, including rockets and anti-tank missiles.

The Daily Briefing covers US awareness of Israel's airstrike, Netanyahu's response to criticism, Herzog's meeting with Starmer, Munich Philharmonic's disinvitation, and a documentary screening at Toronto Film Festival.

Two Palestinians were shot by police while attempting to sneak through the West Bank barrier, following a recent terror attack in Jerusalem. Security forces are actively searching for others involved in the attack.

Elizabeth Tsurkov, an Israeli academic kidnapped in Iraq, was released this week with the help of the US administration and a private American organization. The negotiations highlighted the role of US pressure in securing her freedom.

Tunisian authorities confirmed an attack on a Gaza aid flotilla, with organizers reporting a suspected drone strike. The flotilla, including high-profile activists, was delayed due to weather conditions but plans to continue its mission.

Israeli and US leaders mourn the death of Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist shot during an event in Utah. The assassination has sparked fears of copycat killings and political violence in both countries.

IDF's 36th Division pulled out of Khan Younis to gear up for Gaza City offensive after demolishing Hamas tunnels and military infrastructures.

Kamala Harris detailed in her upcoming book how Biden's aides reacted negatively to her speech urging a Gaza truce, highlighting broader frustrations with the White House team. She expressed disappointment in the lack of support from Biden's staff and criticized their zero-sum thinking.

The Palestinian Authority is grappling with delayed school openings, unpaid salaries, and a solvency crisis that is endangering its authority. The financial troubles have led to arrests of critics and warnings from Israel's defense establishment about potential security risks.

Americans will honor the victims of the September 11 attacks with ceremonies and tributes across the country, including in New York, the Pentagon, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

German orchestra's performance scrapped at Belgian festival over Israeli conductor, Lahav Shani, amid concerns about his stance on Israeli government's actions in Gaza. German Culture Minister criticizes the cancellation as a 'disgrace for Europe.'

The Knesset approved a bill to boost the defense budget and provide humanitarian aid to Gaza. The bill will now go to the Knesset Finance Committee for further readings and includes an across-the-board cut in ministerial budgets.

FBI chief confirms person released after being questioned in connection to death of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk

President Trump expressed disapproval of Netanyahu's decision to strike Hamas in Qatar, leading to a tense phone call between the two leaders. Netanyahu defended his actions, citing a limited window for the strikes.

President Herzog and PM Starmer held a tough meeting in London, with Herzog criticizing the UK's recognition of a Palestinian state. Both leaders reaffirmed their countries' alliance despite disagreements.

French President Macron and US President Trump talk about Middle East situation and Russian aggression against Ukraine

Conservative influencer Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at a college event in Utah. The shooting is part of a rise in attacks on political figures in the US. Kirk was known for his conservative activism and pro-Israel views.

Staff Sgt. Eyal Mimran, 20, was a Paratrooper who tragically lost his life in a battle in Gaza. He was known for his passion for theater, communications, and baking, especially making pizza.

Israeli officials question the success of a strike targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar, sparking international reactions. Tens of thousands evacuate Gaza City, while Elizabeth Tsurkov is freed from captivity in Iraq.

Israel's recent airstrike in Qatar targeting Hamas leaders raises questions about diplomatic strategies and military actions. The IDF also confirmed strikes against the Houthis in Yemen, adding to the complexity of Israel's actions in the region.

Elizabeth Tsurkov, who was held by pro-Iranian militias in Iraq, was reportedly freed in exchange for the release of the son of a senior militia figure. No ransom was paid for her release, and previous American threats against the Kataib Hezbollah militia may have played a role.

Hostage relatives met with Macron to push for the release of their loved ones held by Hamas in Gaza. Macron assured them of his commitment to their cause and pledged to carry their message to the UN General Assembly.

Former IDF chief rejects criticism of not warning PM before attack, citing lack of prior knowledge. Halevi denies needing approval to deploy forces and dismisses conspiracy theories of internal betrayal.

IDF prepares to escalate strikes on Gaza City, calls for evacuation as invasion plans progress. Despite urging residents to leave, many remain in the city. IDF chief approves operational plans to topple Hamas rule and release hostages.

Israeli airstrikes hit Houthi military camps and propaganda division in Sanaa and al-Jawf, killing and injuring scores. The strikes were a response to the Houthis' repeated attacks on Israel, including ballistic missile and drone strikes.

Inbar Haiman's family is demanding the right to bury her after she was killed during a terrorist attack at a desert rave. Despite being considered a living hostage for months, the army eventually assessed that she was not alive, leaving her family without closure.

The meeting was rescheduled to allow the Qatari Prime Minister to participate in the discussion.

Samir Khalila, a businessman mentioned as a candidate for Gaza governor, has been arrested by the Palestinian Authority's Preventive Security apparatus in Ramallah. Khalila had previously stated he would not take on the role without the consent of the Palestinian Authority.

Opposition Leader Yair Lapid and other party chiefs will gather to shape the basic guidelines of the next government, aiming to provide an alternative to the current coalition led by Netanyahu.

Activists claim a drone targeted their boat in Tunisian waters, but authorities dispute the attack. The group shared footage of the incident.

Israel disputes Hamas's claims of no room in humanitarian zone, urges Gaza residents to evacuate for safety. IDF continues to call on civilians in Gaza City to leave, with 150,000 already evacuated.

Planned Haredi protests against conscription of yeshiva students in Israel have been called off, with concerns over the wording of a letter by senior Haredi rabbis. The protests were aborted by Hasidic rabbis who opposed the lack of explicit blame on the government for failing to pass legislation exempting yeshiva students from military service.

Yair Lapid criticizes the UN for being controlled by authoritarian regimes and proposes the formation of a new bloc for democracies. He highlights the UN's bias against Israel as a key reason for his argument.

Police are requesting a 60-day extension on the ban preventing Jonatan Urich from contacting individuals involved in the Qatargate affair or working in the Prime Minister's Office. Concerns over state security and the need for additional investigative actions are cited as reasons for the request.

UMass Amherst bans anti-Israel boycott at academic conference following legal and policy review. University's decision seen as important in fighting discrimination against Israeli scholars.

Israeli travelers are stranded in Nepal as violent protests shut down the country. Tourists are seeking refuge in Kathmandu's Chabad House amid the unrest.

Hamas's military leader in Gaza instructs fighters to prepare for battle in the city, while Israel continues to call for civilians to leave before an invasion.

Gideon Sa'ar calls von der Leyen's comments 'regrettable' and accuses her of echoing false propaganda from Hamas. He argues that Israel has been working to assist the humanitarian situation in Gaza and blames Hamas for the suffering in the region.

Israel has confirmed bringing down a Gaza apartment tower used by Hamas for surveillance and attacks. The IDF issued an evacuation warning before the strike.

UAE President, Jordan's Crown Prince, and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince are expected to visit Qatar following an Israeli attack on Hamas leaders in Doha.

State Comptroller's report exposes gaps in emergency response during military campaign against Iran, revealing delays in compensation, lack of protective shelters, and disparities in assistance for evacuees.

Poland scrambled aircraft to down drones during a Russian attack on Ukraine, marking a first for a NATO country. The incursion came as Russia unleashed strikes across Ukraine, including near the Polish border.

Israel has conducted airstrikes targeting top leaders of various terror groups in the region, resulting in the deaths of key figures such as Ismail Haniyeh, Hassan Nasrallah, and Yahya Sinwar. The strikes have been part of ongoing efforts to eliminate senior officials involved in attacks against Israel.

EU's top diplomat accuses Russia of intentional airspace violation in Poland with drones, leading to calls for a 'drone wall' along EU's eastern borders.

Poland scrambled aircraft to down hostile objects violating its airspace during Russian attack on Ukraine, marking a first for a NATO country.

Poland's army considers the entry of drones into its airspace during a Russian attack on Ukraine a serious threat to public safety, leading to the decision to shoot down the objects.

Prof. Higazi's ClearPlasma device filters plasma to help patients form stable clots and stop bleeding quickly. The device has shown promising results in clinical trials and is set to be marketed in Israel.

A Gaza-bound flotilla carrying aid and pro-Palestinian activists was allegedly targeted in a drone attack off Tunisia's coast. The boat sustained fire damage but no injuries were reported. The activists plan to continue their journey as planned.

President Trump voices displeasure over Israel's strikes on Qatar, highlighting lack of advance notice and dissatisfaction with the operation.

Elizabeth Tsurkov, a doctoral student at Princeton University, was kidnapped in Iraq and released by Kataeb Hezbollah. She is now in US custody after being tortured for many months.

Families of Israeli hostages in Gaza express grave fear and apprehension after Israel's airstrikes in Doha. Qatar initially suspends talks but later confirms it will remain as a mediator. Families demand a structured plan for the return of the hostages.

Kataeb Hezbollah source reveals that Elizabeth Tsurkov was freed to prevent conflicts and assist in the withdrawal of US forces in Iraq.

Israel ranks second in classroom overcrowding among OECD countries, but students receive more hours of instruction than the average. The country spends 24% of its per capita GDP on education, slightly below the OECD average.

Netanyahu phones family of Elizabeth Tsurkov, says 'great efforts' were made to secure her release.

President Trump acknowledges the Israeli strike targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar, expressing mixed feelings about the situation. He views the incident as a chance for peace despite the unfortunate circumstances.

Iran and the IAEA signed an agreement to resume cooperation on nuclear facility inspections, following a meeting in Cairo. The agreement aims to address concerns over Iran's nuclear program and comes after a period of suspended cooperation.

Netanyahu predicts end to Gaza war after Israel targets Hamas leaders in Qatar, following recent terror attacks. Politicians across the spectrum support the strike, while Netanyahu emphasizes the need to end terror leader immunity.

Qatar has paused its mediation efforts due to frustration with the parties involved, but may resume in the future.

UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric reports that many Palestinians in Gaza City are unable to evacuate due to high costs, poor road conditions, and overcrowded displacement sites. Despite some managing to leave, thousands remain displaced in makeshift shelters along the Gaza shore, at risk of high tides. Israeli restrictions on aid collection and transportation from the southern Gaza border have caused delays, while a security crackdown in the West Bank has trapped hundreds of thousands of Palestinians at checkpoints.

Ultra-Orthodox leaders are mobilizing protests against the military draft, accusing Israeli authorities of seeking to harm Torah study. The planned demonstrations follow previous protests and blockades by anti-enlistment protesters.

Arabic media outlets report that five people were killed in a strike in Qatar, identified as Hamas members but not part of the leadership.

Families of hostages held in Gaza are worried after an Israeli attack on Hamas's leadership in Qatar. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum expressed deep concern over the uncertainty of bringing the captives back.

NYPD deploying additional resources to religious, cultural, and diplomatic sites in response to the situation in Qatar.

Israel is optimistic about the success of its strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar, despite Hamas claiming no casualties. The defense official remains confident in the operation's effectiveness.

Turkey condemns Israel's actions, accusing them of prioritizing war over peace and adopting expansionist policies in the region.

Residents in Gaza City resist Israeli calls to evacuate, with some expressing defiance and frustration at the demand to leave their homes. Hamas-affiliated media reports on the rare public protest against the warnings.

Israel orders the evacuation of Gaza City as part of a major offensive against Hamas. The military accuses Hamas of using civilians as human shields. Strikes intensify on Gaza City amid preparations for a military takeover.

Exhibition at the UN Human Rights Council exposes Nazi exploitation of soccer for propaganda and persecution of Jews. The display aims to raise awareness of the dangers of silence and inaction in the face of extremism.