Rabbi Eliezer Simcha Weisz reflects on this week's Torah portion, drawing connections between ancient challenges and the current threats facing the Jewish people. He urges awareness and responsibility to preserve Jewish unity and heritage.

Israel opposes the possible sale of F-35 fighter jets from the United States to Saudi Arabia, citing security concerns. The matter is set to be discussed during an upcoming meeting between Donald Trump and Saudi Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman.

The U.S. President's meeting with Syria's new leader, Ahmad al-Sharaa, is seen as a risky but strategic move to counter Iran and Russia. Critics warn of legitimizing a former jihadist, while supporters argue it is a necessary geopolitical tactic. The article urges caution and ongoing vigilance in dealing with Syria's new regime.

Federal immigration enforcement surges in Charlotte, drawing criticism from local leaders. President Trump’s policies on drugs, the economy, and immigration spark debate and anxiety nationwide. Gaza faces harsh winter conditions, and disability activist Alice Wong is remembered after her passing.

Thirteen-year-old Noya, a proud Harry Potter fan and advocate for autism awareness, was killed in a terrorist attack at Kibbutz Nir Oz. Her mother's emotional tribute at a memorial ceremony has resonated widely.

Fenugreek seeds offer health benefits but may cause side effects such as digestive issues, allergic reactions, and blood sugar changes. Experts advise moderation and consulting a doctor before use, especially for those with health conditions or on medication.

Donald Trump has withdrawn his endorsement of Marjorie Taylor Greene, calling her a 'traitor' after a series of public disagreements. Greene defended her positions and voiced concerns for her safety as the feud intensified.

An Israeli civilian assaulted two soldiers in Hebron during a religious pilgrimage, leaving both servicewomen lightly injured. The suspect was detained and will face a remand hearing. The incident comes amid a rise in settler violence in the West Bank.

Putin and Netanyahu discussed Middle East tensions, including Gaza and Iran, in a recent phone call. Meanwhile, Russia has presented a competing United Nations resolution on Gaza, challenging the United States proposal. Both drafts seek a path toward a sustainable ceasefire in the region.

Ultra-Orthodox protesters attacked a lawmaker's car and demonstrated outside another's home amid anger over a proposed conscription bill. The incidents highlight deep divisions over military draft exemptions for yeshiva students. Politicians condemned the violence and called for dialogue.

Israel is resisting American proposals to involve Qatar and Turkey in Gaza's future, favoring local clans and regional allies like Greece and Cyprus instead. Officials believe outside involvement could strengthen Hamas and undermine stability. The focus is on building local governance and security from within Gaza.

After a rainy weekend, warm and dry weather is forecast to return this week. Temperatures will rise significantly, nearing 30 °C in many areas by the weekend.