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Israeli forces struck Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon, including a training compound and weapons storage facilities. The military cited ongoing threats and ceasefire violations as reasons for the operation.
ArutzShevaIn one week: IDF confiscates over a million shekels from terrorist organizationsJanuary 02, 2026
Israeli forces carried out extensive counterterrorism raids in Judea and Samaria, arresting suspects and seizing over one million shekels in terror funds. The operations targeted illegal weapons networks and thwarted planned attacks.
United Kingdom manufacturing grew at its fastest rate in 15 months in December, driven by stronger domestic demand and easing uncertainty. While output and new orders rose, employment continued to decline and challenges in global trade remain.
January 02, 2026
As 2026 approaches, the world faces mounting political, environmental, and technological disruptions. Overlapping crises in climate, health, and global power are creating an era of constant instability. The challenge ahead is to adapt before disruption becomes the new normal.
Finnish police have arrested two people after damage to a key undersea cable between Finland and Estonia. Authorities are investigating possible criminal activity and sanctions violations linked to a ship traveling from Russia. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about the security of critical infrastructure in Europe.
Finnish police have arrested two people after damage to a key undersea cable between Finland and Estonia. Authorities are investigating possible criminal damage and found sanctioned Russian steel on the seized ship. The case follows a similar incident last year involving a Russia-linked vessel.
After decades of reforms to limit presidential power following Watergate, President Trump has rolled back many of these safeguards. His actions have raised concerns about unchecked authority and conflicts of interest, challenging the foundations of government accountability.
President Donald Trump warned Iran that the United States is ready to act if protesters are killed, as deadly clashes and mass arrests grip the country. The unrest, driven by economic hardship, has spread across multiple cities and drawn international attention.
Escalating protests in Iran have led to a tense exchange of threats between President Trump and a top Iranian official. Economic hardship is fueling the demonstrations, while both sides warn of further regional instability. Iran has paused uranium enrichment but negotiations with the West remain stalled.
The Vayechi Torah portion explores why the Torah begins with creation instead of commandments. Rashi explains this order affirms God's authority to grant the Land of Israel to whom He chooses.
A new analysis of Jacob's final blessings explores why Reuben, despite his moral sensitivity, lost leadership to Judah. The essay highlights how Judah's decisive actions and responsibility for others earned him the crown of kingship.
Jair Bolsonaro has left hospital after surgery and has been returned to prison in Brasilia. He is serving a 27-year sentence for alleged links to a coup attempt, and a request for house arrest was denied.










