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A new exhibition at the Museum of Jewish Heritage revives the legacy of Arthur Szyk, a Jewish artist known for his vivid anti-fascist illustrations and illuminated manuscripts. The show features rarely seen works and explores Szyk's role as a passionate advocate for justice through art.
Prime Minister Netanyahu has nominated Roman Gofman, his military secretary, to lead the Mossad intelligence agency. Gofman will replace David Barnea in 2026, pending committee review. Netanyahu praised Gofman's extensive military experience and leadership.
A mob attacked a synagogue in New Jersey, but prosecutors charged the Jewish victim and his rescuer instead of the assailants. The federal government is seeking protections for synagogues, while outrage grows over the state's handling of the case.
TimesofIsraelTrump says next phase of his Gaza plan will soon commence amid concern it's stallingDecember 04, 2025
President Trump says the next phase of his Gaza peace plan will start soon, but key parts remain stalled. Disagreements over security, reconstruction, and international involvement continue to hamper progress.
Remains of the last Thai hostage in Gaza have been identified and returned to Israel. The Thai government has thanked Israel for its assistance in securing the release of all Thai hostages. The exchange of hostages and remains remains a key part of the ongoing ceasefire.
YNetRemains of Thai national Sudthisak Rinthalak identified; one hostage remains in GazaDecember 04, 2025
The remains of Thai national Sudthisak Rinthalak, abducted from Kibbutz Be'eri, have been identified. He was killed on October 7 and his body was held in Gaza. One hostage is still being held.
YNetBismuth: 'You can't force people to enlist' as Netanyahu pushes draft-exemption billDecember 04, 2025
Netanyahu is advancing a bill to expand draft exemptions for Haredi men, despite concerns from ultra-Orthodox parties. The effort has sparked warnings about increased tensions among critics of the legislation.
Iran is still denying international inspectors access to key nuclear facilities damaged in last June's strikes. Talks to resume inspections have stalled, with Iran demanding a new agreement before cooperation can continue.
TimesofIsraelBody returned from Gaza on Wednesday identified as that of Thai national Sudthisak RinthalakDecember 04, 2025
The body of Thai national Sudthisak Rinthalak, killed and abducted on October 7, has been returned to Israel after identification. Only one slain hostage remains in Gaza. Israeli officials have pledged continued efforts to bring back the final hostage.
Pakistan and Russia will continue test cargo shipments on the North-South corridor, aiming to boost regional connectivity. The two countries also plan to co-host a major forum in Moscow in 2025 to enhance cooperation in education, business, and cultural exchange.
Antisemitic incidents in Australia have dropped by 20 percent but remain at historically high levels. Serious attacks and vandalism continue to target Jewish communities, prompting concerns about safety and normalization of antisemitism.
FoxNewsAdams issues orders blocking NYC from boycotting Israel as clash with Mamdani growsDecember 04, 2025
Mayor Eric Adams signed orders blocking city support for the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement and increasing protections for religious communities. The move escalates tensions with incoming mayor Zohran Mamdani, a supporter of the movement.







