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Foreign airlines have resumed flights to Tel Aviv, and new nonstop routes to Thailand and Vietnam are now available. These changes make Eastern destinations more accessible for Israelis seeking warm weather during winter.
Kabbalistic teachings compare the creation and growth of souls to the splitting of the Red Sea, emphasizing their divine origins. Souls develop through a spiritual process sustained by infinite divine energy.
A teenage boy was killed and several others injured when a bus struck protesters during a mass ultra-Orthodox demonstration against military conscription in Jerusalem. The rally saw chaotic scenes and fiery speeches from religious leaders. Police plan to charge the bus driver with aggravated murder.
Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu receives increased security after new threats to his life. He will now have a close protection detail and travel in an armored vehicle.
US Senator Lindsey Graham warned Iran's leaders that President Donald Trump would target Supreme Leader Khamenei if the regime continues killing protesters. Protests have escalated across Iran, with rising casualties and mass arrests.
Hapoel Tel Aviv rallied in the second half to beat Dubai 85-60, staying at the top of the Euroleague standings. Maccabi Tel Aviv lost 93-83 to Barcelona in a closed-door match, slipping further from playoff contention.
Committee Chairman Tzvika Foghel spoke on recent security incidents, including the ramming of a boy in Jerusalem and rising violence in the Arab sector. He called for better protest protections and stressed the need for local leadership to fight crime.
A personal reflection explores how recent attacks have exposed the shared and unique fears of Jewish communities in Israel, the United States, and Australia. The author calls for global solidarity and responsibility in confronting antisemitism.
Labour has fallen to third place behind Reform and the Conservatives in a new poll, increasing pressure on Keir Starmer. Internal divisions and poor approval ratings are adding to the party's woes.
Palestinians displaced from Gaza remain stranded in Egypt, separated from their families and facing legal and economic hardships. The border crossing remains closed, leaving many uncertain about their future.
Jews in New York City were the target of more hate crimes than all other groups combined for the second year, police data shows. Governor Kathy Hochul plans new protections for houses of worship. Jewish groups expressed disappointment with recent city policy changes.
The United Arab Emirates added 250,000 new companies in 2025, reaching 1.4 million businesses. Legal reforms and a surge in trademark registrations highlight the country's business-friendly environment. Tourism and non-oil sectors continue to drive strong economic growth.
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