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YNetParashat Vayeshev: How Joseph's story mirrors Jewish history and the roots of antisemDecember 12, 2025
Joseph's favored status in Parashat Vayeshev mirrors the Jewish people's unique bond with the divine. The story explores themes of jealousy and resentment that echo throughout generations.
NewYorkTimesShe's in Gaza. He's in Cairo. Separated by a Closed Border, They Married Remotely.December 12, 2025
Separated by war and a closed border, Mayar Kabaja in Gaza and Hatem Saadallah in Cairo married remotely. Their bond grew stronger through hardship, and they hope to reunite soon.
The European Jewish Association is pursuing legal action after Bob Vylan's Brussels concert, citing incitement and hate speech. Belgian authorities have opened an investigation, and the group faces bans and criticism across Europe. The incident has sparked calls for a firm response from officials.
Israel condemned Amnesty International's report on Hamas crimes as insufficient and delayed. The report details widespread abuses during the October 7 attack and hostage crisis, confirming war crimes and crimes against humanity by Hamas.
The article criticizes Western recognition of a Palestinian state, arguing it endangers both Israel and the West. It calls for Israel to counter these moves through education and diplomacy, warning that appeasement of radical Islam threatens Western values.
Donald J. Trump was honored by the Israel Allies Foundation in Washington, D.C., for his leadership and support of Israel. The gala highlighted his recent diplomatic actions and brought together global political and faith leaders to reaffirm support for Israel.
December 12, 2025
A rare total solar eclipse in 2027 will coincide with Saturn's retrograde in Aries, raising astrological concerns about global disruption. The event will be visible across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
Austria has approved a ban on headscarves for girls under 14 in schools, drawing criticism from rights groups and Muslim communities. The law will take effect in September and affects around 12,000 girls. Other European nations have implemented similar measures.
An Israeli Air Force commander was removed after allowing cadets to drink alcohol and commit security breaches. Fifteen cadets were detained and may be dismissed from their training course. The military is continuing its investigation into the incident.
Cities worldwide are building grand opera houses and cultural centers, even as audiences for traditional performances decline. These investments are part of efforts to boost urban identity and global status.
TimesofIsraelWildlife smuggling, poison, rabies rise in 2025, alongside uptick in nature visitsDecember 12, 2025
Wildlife smuggling, poisoning, and rabies cases have increased in Israel in 2025, according to the annual report from the Israel Nature and Parks Authority. Visitor numbers to nature sites are recovering, but deaths among hikers and threats to wildlife remain a concern. The authority calls for more funding and improved management to address these challenges.
ArutzShevaIranian FM accepts Beirut invite as Hezbollah disarmament sparks tensionsDecember 12, 2025
Iran's foreign minister will visit Beirut amid rising tensions over Lebanon's plan to disarm Hezbollah. The move comes after a diplomatic exchange between the two countries' top diplomats. Lebanon insists on mutual respect and non-interference in its internal matters.







