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Families of seven slain hostages whose bodies remain in Gaza are urging for their return. Simcha Goldin, father of one of the hostages, called for action and closure. The situation remains unresolved as families wait.
Airfares from Israel have dropped sharply for European destinations but risen for long-haul flights, as more airlines resume service and demand shifts. Overall, ticket prices are about 5 percent higher than last year. Travelers are showing increased interest in city destinations ahead of the holidays.
Kamala Harris faced repeated protests from anti-Israel demonstrators during her Seattle book event. She addressed US policy on Israel and Gaza, expressing regret over past actions and support for a ceasefire. Disruptions have followed her at multiple appearances.
The Parasha describes Sarah's laughter upon hearing she would bear a son in old age and the subsequent divine rebuke. Commentators analyze the reasons for her doubt and the Torah's handling of the episode. The narrative explores themes of faith, miracles, and the fulfillment of Hashem's promise.
Chelsea's coach blames a busy schedule for their Champions League struggles, while Manchester City and Newcastle secure important wins. Maccabi Tel Aviv's fans are banned from attending their match at Villa Park, and more English clubs are set to play in European competitions today.
A new Kitah High video examines the story of Avraham and his son, connecting it to a modern story of an Israeli father whose son was held captive. The discussion raises questions about sacrifice and the value of life.
ArutzShevaThe Postmortem
November 06, 2025
New York City's new mayor has raised alarm among Jewish residents due to his anti-Israel views and pro-Palestinian advocacy. The article urges the community to take action to ensure their safety and hold the mayor accountable. It warns that antisemitism is a growing threat both locally and globally.
Heritage Foundation head Kevin Roberts apologizes for defending Tucker Carlson after Carlson hosted a known antisemite. Roberts pledges to confront antisemitism, even when it involves friends, amid internal staff backlash and calls for his resignation.
Magnum has removed Ben & Jerry's board chair, citing failure to meet board criteria amid ongoing tensions with Unilever. The move comes as Unilever prepares to spin off its ice cream brands. No further details were provided about the decision.
The United States has secured support from key regional partners for its draft United Nations resolution on Gaza, which includes a transitional mandate and international stabilization force. The proposal aims to transfer control from Hamas and ensure security and humanitarian aid. Regional backing is seen as vital for the plan's success.
Jewish coaches are making historic strides in college basketball, with several leading top teams and inspiring a new generation. The Jewish Coaches Association is fostering community and advocacy, while retired coach Bruce Pearl continues to mentor and support pro-Israel efforts. This season is seen as the start of a new era for Jewish leadership in the sport.
Moscow has become the second-largest destination for Indian tourists among non-CIS countries, with arrivals up forty percent in early 2025. Easier visa processes and cultural events have fueled this growth, as the city strengthens ties with India and expands its global appeal.
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