On December 2, 1947, British authorities allegedly stood aside as Arab mobs attacked Jewish communities, resulting in hundreds of deaths. The article questions whether this was a deliberate act to influence international opinion and urges self-reliance for Israel. The events remain controversial and resonate in current debates about foreign intervention.

An investigation into Candace Owens' conspiracy claims reveals a web of political intrigue, secretive meetings, and unanswered questions. The article explores connections between high-profile figures and controversial events, but concrete evidence remains elusive.

Elizabeth Tsurkov has revealed details of her torture while held captive in Iraq for over two years. She described enduring severe physical and psychological abuse after her captors learned she was Israeli. The torture ended only after she was transferred to a new hideout.

Fifty-four Palestinian couples wed in a mass ceremony in Khan Younis, organized by the United Arab Emirates to mark its National Day. The event brought moments of joy to Gaza amid ongoing conflict.

President Trump says he still likes Elon Musk despite their split over major legislation. The two have recently been seen together at public events, hinting at a possible reconciliation.

Joe Kahn, executive editor of The New York Times, discusses the challenges of maintaining independent, objective journalism amid partisan pressures and global reporting constraints. He highlights the importance of thorough, fact-based coverage and the need for journalists to withstand criticism from all sides.

2025 delivered a vibrant array of films that explored history, resistance, and identity across genres and continents. Despite industry struggles, directors produced daring works that provoked thought and celebrated the enduring power of cinema.

Sergey Shipitsin, known as the 'Jumping Buddha', died in a paragliding crash in Switzerland. Authorities are coordinating to return his body to Israel.

Israel's attorney general has warned Prime Minister Netanyahu that National Security Minister Ben-Gvir's actions could force his removal. Ben-Gvir is accused of violating restrictions on criminal investigations, including praising and promoting an indicted police officer.

United States Ambassador Mike Waltz highlighted the strong alliance between the United States and Israel at a New York conference, emphasizing shared values and recent diplomatic achievements. He discussed efforts to combat antisemitism and bias in the United Nations, and described ongoing international support for peace initiatives in Gaza.

A new high-protein ice cream brand, RAITO, has been launched to honor terror victim Or Eshkar. The company is inspired by his memory and supported by Deni Avdija.

Putin met with Witkoff and Kushner in Moscow to discuss Ukraine peace efforts, following his rejection of European proposals and warnings to Europe. Talks continue amid concerns over leaked United States draft proposals and new peace frameworks.