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New York City Council is investigating a Brooklyn fundraiser where merchandise supporting terrorist groups was sold. Funding to the Muslim American Society is paused pending review, with future support under consideration.
Hundreds rallied in Meitar to demand the return of fallen officer Ran Gvili, urging leaders not to advance ceasefire talks until he is brought home. Families and former hostages stressed that healing and progress depend on completing this mission.
A major winter storm has caused thousands of flight cancellations and power outages across the United States, with authorities warning of historic snowfall and dangerous cold. Grid operators and utilities are taking emergency steps to prevent blackouts as the storm continues to sweep through the country.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with American envoys as the Gvili family urged Israel to prioritize the return of Ran Gvili from Gaza. The meeting sparked debate over opening the Rafah crossing and concerns about regional security.
A new book claims that Emilia Bassano, a black Jewish woman, was the true author behind Shakespeare's works. The historian argues Bassano's identity was erased in favor of a male narrative.
Cameron Kasky ended his congressional campaign after backlash over his anti-Israel stance and a secretive trip to the West Bank. Critics say his activism is one-sided and lacks context on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Teva Israel Ltd. is recalling a batch of Nutrilon Stage 1 infant formula due to elevated toxin levels. Customers are advised not to use the affected product and to contact customer service for details.
FoxNewsWashington Post calls MN church protest an 'assault on religious liberty,' Don Lemon an 'internet provocateur'January 24, 2026
The Washington Post criticized a protest at a Minnesota church as an attack on religious liberty and called Don Lemon an 'internet provocateur.' The editorial urged activists to pursue peaceful demonstrations and respect houses of worship.
NewYorkTimesU.S. asks for extra Olympic quota spot for Katie Uhlaender in skeleton controversyJanuary 24, 2026
The United States is seeking an extra Olympic spot for Katie Uhlaender after a controversial race prevented her from qualifying. The incident has sparked debate over skeleton's qualification system and prompted support from several countries.
Iran's Supreme Leader has moved to a secure bunker in Tehran amid fears of a United States strike, as tensions and protests intensify. The United States is increasing its military presence in the region, while Iranian officials warn of severe retaliation if attacked.
January 24, 2026
The article calls for urgent government action to reinforce Israeli sovereignty and security in Jerusalem amid rising threats and upcoming Ramadan. It highlights recent policy changes, security risks, and the need for decisive measures to protect the city. The writer urges a strong response to both internal and external challenges.
Tami Ellison, a scientist and artist, moved from Denver to Jerusalem, where her creative and spiritual pursuits have flourished. She is known for her unique photography, published books, and community initiatives. Ellison says her life in Israel has been transformative and deeply meaningful.






