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Israel’s interior minister: ‘It will be easier for our government to work with current US administration’

“I will stand on my principles and beliefs. Without Yamina, there is no government,” says right-wing Israeli Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked from her office in Jerusalem.

US-Chinese competition over the Haifa port

However economically insignificant it may be for China and the United States, the Haifa port could become a critical battleground in a new Cold War between the two superpowers.

Police arrest suspect for Chabad vandalism, stolen Torah scrolls remain missing

Hunter McElrath, 23, has a criminal record across the United States; authorities said the burglary did not appear to be a hate crime or an anti-Semitic attack.

IDF manhunt for Barkan park terrorist enters third day

The IDF manhunt for Ashraf Na’alowa, a 23-year-old electrician for the Alon Group who shot to death two Israeli co-workers at the Barkan Industrial Park in Samaria, has entered its third day, with troops conducting pre-dawn raids and arrests.

Hostages' families burst through Gaza fence during border protest

The hostages' families arrived at the border with a convoy of more than 300 vehicles to protest the lack of movement in ceasefire talks.

Moms for Liberty and the battle for American children

Smearing the parental-rights organization as a pro-Hitler hate group demonstrates the stupidity of current public discourse and the partisan manipulation of the Jewish community.

As Iran attack looms, competing US, Russian roles surface

As war continues to rage in both the Middle East and eastern Europe, the world appears to once again be witnessing the rise of global blocs locked in confrontation.

How the US, UN and media saved Hamas Nazis 30 years ago

Israel expelled Hamas. The world forced Israel to take it back.

PA involved in managing Gaza's Rafah Crossing, Smotrich says

The Prime Minister's Office has repeatedly claimed that the P.A. is not involved in the operation of the crossing with Egypt.

Does San Francisco depict the future of American Jewry?

A new population study on Jews in the United States paints a portrait of vibrancy and diversity, as well as of disaffiliation and disaffection, from Israel. But what does it tell us about a changing American community?

Academic departments need to steer clear of activism against Israel

Why academic departments in an American university would be taking a moral stand on a political situation in the Middle East in the first place—and not only that, but on behalf of a terror-led genocidal group like Hamas—is another question.

Jordan rejects confederation with Palestinians, says only solution to conflict is Palestinian state

King Abdullah II of Jordan has apparently rejected the U.S.-backed idea of creating a confederacy, including areas of Judea and Samaria containing large populations of Palestinians.

Here’s how we can help 100,000 new Ukrainian refugees

The nonprofit and faith-based sector has developed a depth of expertise in providing all these services and must play a role in any resettlement strategy.

Three IDF soldiers wounded in Samaria terror shooting

The attack was carried out from a passing vehicle, according to first responders.

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