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ArutzShevaJair Bolsonaro endorses son's presidential bid while recovering from surgeryDecember 26, 2025
Jair Bolsonaro has endorsed his son Flavio's presidential run while recovering from surgery. Flavio aims to continue his father's conservative legacy and plans an international tour. The announcement comes amid strained relations between Brazil and Israel.
ArutzShevaLebanese President: Diplomatic efforts have reduced risk of war with IsraelDecember 26, 2025
Lebanon's president says diplomatic efforts have lowered the risk of war with Israel, though tensions and ceasefire violations persist. The government is working to disarm armed groups and stabilize the border region.
TimesofIsraelHerzog hails ex-hostage Romi Gonen's 'extraordinary courage' after interviewDecember 26, 2025
President Issac Herzog has honored Romi Gonen for her bravery after she spoke about the sexual violence she suffered while held hostage. Gonen shared her story in a televised interview, drawing widespread support.
ArutzShevaAustralian man faces jail over Nazi salutes amid wave of antisemitic attacksDecember 26, 2025
An Australian man has been charged for performing Nazi salutes and posting neo-Nazi stickers, amid a rise in antisemitic attacks. Police have condemned the wave of hate crimes targeting Jewish communities. The accused faces up to five years in prison if convicted.
TimesofIsraelTrump says US struck ISIS targets in Nigeria after group targeted ChristiansDecember 26, 2025
President Trump announced a United States strike on Islamic State targets in Nigeria after attacks on Christians. The operation was coordinated with Nigeria's government and highlights ongoing concerns about extremist violence affecting both Christians and Muslims.
Tel Aviv stocks ended the week with sharp losses, led by declines in insurance and banking shares. The drop followed a correction in insurance stocks and a warning from the finance minister about higher taxes on banks. Financial authorities have expressed concerns about the impact of the proposed tax on the economy and consumer benefits.
The Sydney-Hobart race set sail with 129 yachts and a special tribute to Bondi Beach shooting victims. Challenging weather is expected, and breaking the race record is unlikely this year.
The Sydney to Hobart yacht race set sail with crews honouring Bondi Beach shooting victims. Challenging weather and a diverse fleet mark this year's event, including Olympic swimmer Ian Thorpe's debut.
A Gaza girl with a complex brain tumor has been moved to Jordan for treatment, thanks to a Saudi aid initiative. She is under observation at a specialist hospital, as her family expresses gratitude for the life-saving care unavailable in Gaza.
Japan has approved a record defense budget to bolster its military capabilities amid rising tensions with China. The plan includes major investments in missiles, drones, and international defense projects. Parliamentary approval is needed for the budget to take effect.
Georgetown University ended its association with a United Nations expert accused of antisemitism, drawing praise from critics. Authorities in Australia revealed new details about the Bondi Beach attack, while Israel disputed a United Nations report on Gaza. Calls for stronger action against antisemitism continue to grow.
YNet'Hundreds of missiles a month': Iran resumes activity as Israel sends message to TrumDecember 25, 2025
Iran is rebuilding missile production sites, potentially enabling the production of hundreds of missiles monthly. Israeli officials warn this poses a grave threat and say it will not be tolerated.






