An opinion piece uses Jacob's story to examine the warning signs for Jews facing increasing hostility and questions when it might be time to leave. The article discusses the pull of the Land of Israel amid rising antisemitism.

Israeli airstrikes in Beirut have killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and several senior figures. Naim Qassem is set to take over leadership amid significant challenges for the group.

At least 128 people have died and over 200 remain missing after a massive fire at a Hong Kong apartment complex. Authorities have arrested 11 people and are investigating safety violations and corruption. The city is mourning its worst fire disaster in decades.

Northwestern University will pay $75 million and adopt new policies after a federal civil-rights investigation into antisemitism and discrimination. The agreement includes mandatory training and safeguards for students, while the university denies any wrongdoing.

The military is considering expanding operations in southern Syria after troops were fired on during an arrest mission. The clash left six soldiers wounded and prompted airstrikes that reportedly killed at least 13 people. Israel is investigating whether Syrian government forces were involved.

Egypt's foreign minister arrives in Pakistan to discuss defense, economic, and political cooperation, as well as the situation in Gaza. The visit aims to further strengthen the longstanding partnership between the two countries.

Ukrainian sumo wrestler Yavhusishyn fled war and is now making a name for himself in Japan. Despite language barriers and cultural challenges, he is pursuing his dream in the traditional world of sumo.

Israel now ranks fourth in global life expectancy, surpassing 83 years. Experts credit this to advances in medicine, sanitation, and reduced infant mortality.

The United States has frozen asylum decisions and suspended migration from several countries after a deadly attack involving an Afghan national. Officials say these measures aim to strengthen national security and improve vetting processes.

A Russian drone strike on Kyiv has wounded seven people, including a child, and damaged homes and cars. Authorities urged residents to seek shelter during the attack.

Veteran news presenter Sandy Gall has left over three hundred thousand pounds to his four children in his will. Gall, who died at 97, was known for his decades-long journalism career and humanitarian work. His family described his life as generously and courageously lived.

Haifa police raided a left-wing event, ordering activists to remove a sign calling for a Gaza withdrawal and threatening to shut down the gathering over political messages. Organizers called the move intimidation, while police cited security concerns.