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Two major steel plants were targeted, as well as critical production facilities of the Islamic Republic’s nuclear and munition programs.
The Handala group has breached the phones of a Netanyahu associate and former PM Bennett as part of a broader influence operation against Israel.
Get off computer and meet with legislators, police, pro-Israel activist Matthew Taub tells Canadians
Taub told JNS that he founded Unapologetically Jewish, “because I’ve got tired of hearing, ‘I’m scared, and I don’t know what I need to do.’”
Doha is not a neutral mediator but rather provided Hamas with political sanctuary, financial lifelines, ideological reinforcement and global reach.
Chief Rabbi Yoni Wieder called it “part of a much wider trend that many within Ireland’s political and media class still refuse to acknowledge.”
Washington “locked and loaded” to intervene if needed, the president warns.
Ruling party politicians who resist efforts to establish a national inquiry into the Bondi Beach Chanukah massacre should not be welcomed, AJA says.
The U.S. Virtual Embassy in Iran stated that the “protests can turn violent.”
The East African nation said its engagement with Jerusalem is “purely diplomatic,” based on the “mutual sovereign interests of both countries.”
Dozens are presumed dead and hundred more injured due to a fire that broke out at a bar in a ski resort during New Year’s celebration.
The Likud legislator calls on all Knesset members to unite for the good of the nation.
Israel’s political echelon reportedly views the protests as a “dramatic event,” and the military is preparing for the possibility of Tehran launching a surprise attack.
A pro-Israel group calls Madrid’s decision to drop Airbus ban on blue-and-white technology proof the policy is “anti-patriotic” and “fake.”
