President Joe Biden has shifted US policy to allow Ukraine to fire missiles at targets deep inside Russia in response to North Korea's involvement in the conflict, sources say.

Ukrainian President Zelensky criticizes Russia for launching a new type of ballistic missile, calling for a strong international response.

US lawmakers introduce legislation to halt weapons sales to UAE until UAE's involvement in Sudan conflict is clarified.

Eli Feldstein's detention extended until next Wednesday in the PMO leak scandal.

Diaspora Jews are urged to use their donations to push for the haredi draft in the IDF to address the burden placed on Israeli citizens and the disconnect between the haredi community and the reality of war.

Gold prices increase as tensions rise in Eastern Europe, while silver remains flat.

The IDF and State Comptroller Metanyahu Englman have reached a compromise deal to begin the probe into the October 7, 2023 Hamas invasion disaster in February 2025.

FBI and Homeland Security officials refuse to testify publicly before a Senate committee on national security threats, sparking criticism from the committee chairman.

Israeli researchers have developed a genetic technique to reconstruct the DNA regulatory systems of ancient human brains, offering insights into brain evolution and distinguishing modern humans from other ancient human species and chimpanzees.

Russia's ambassador to the UK alleges that British involvement in the war in Ukraine is evident due to reports of British long-range missiles being used in strikes on Russian territory.

The International Criminal Court's decision to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant is a significant blow to Israel's global standing.

Jewish figures and organizations express anger and disgust over ICC's arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, stating that it undermines peace and the right to self-defense.

Jewish National Fund-USA's Global Conference for Israel concluded with 2,500 supporters leaving with a renewed sense of passion and determination after hearing from major Zionist thought leaders and discussing strategies to rebuild Israel's north and south.

Israeli security official says Hamas's refusal to cut a deal is holding back return of hostages, denies Netanyahu holds any blame, and discusses government strategy to split Hamas from controlling aid.

The terms of the ceasefire with Hezbollah and Lebanon will likely include a phased IDF withdrawal from southern Lebanon, a US letter of guarantees, and American supervision of UNIFIL.

Israel is considering attacking Iran's nuclear sites with the backing of the incoming Trump administration, according to a senior defense source.

Former UNRWA commissioner general Pierre Krahenbuhl held a secret meeting with leaders of Palestinian terrorist organizations, emphasizing a 'spirit of partnership' and promising potential modifications or reversals of UNRWA decisions.

A viral video showing bees collaborating to unscrew a soda bottle cap has amazed the internet and raised questions about their intelligence and cognitive abilities. Despite their small brain size, studies have shown that bees possess surprising intelligence and can perform complex tasks. They can even use tools and distinguish between even and odd numbers. Bees continue to surprise scientists with their abilities.

South Korean researchers have confirmed that kimchi reduces body fat and improves gut health, according to a study. Participants who consumed kimchi experienced a 2.6% reduction in body fat over three months. The study also found that kimchi consumption increased the beneficial gut bacterium Akkermansia muciniphila and reduced the number of Proteobacteria associated with obesity. However, the study's limitations include a small sample size and the need for further research in non-Asian populations.

Hezbollah's new leader, Naim Qasem, vows to continue the fight against Israel and threatens Tel Aviv in response to Israeli strikes. Despite setbacks and losses, Hezbollah remains committed to a long war and maintains control over its response to Israeli attacks.

A recent study has found that astronauts experience temporary slowing of cognitive performance during their missions in space, particularly in processing speed, working memory, and attention. However, these changes do not persist after returning to Earth.

Idan Raichel renews song for Israeli hostage Sagi Dekel Chen, who has been held captive for over 400 days in Gaza.

The Kfir Brigade has been conducting operations in Gaza, neutralizing terrorists and dismantling terror infrastructures. The Nahshon Battalion has played a leading role in these operations.

Three Palestinians indicted for plot to assassinate Itamar Ben-Gvir

Scientists have published the first draft of the Human Cell Atlas, a comprehensive database of human cells that aims to understand the human body in health and disease.

Defense Minister Israel Katz imposes sanctions on clients of a financial institution affiliated with Hezbollah as part of an ongoing economic campaign against the terror group.

A suspicious aerial target infiltrated from Lebanon into Israeli territory in the Western Galilee area.

New Zealand's parliament was disrupted by a haka performed by Maori members protesting a bill that would reinterpret a historic treaty with Indigenous Maori.

Over 55 Jewish groups are lobbying against a bill that would give the Treasury Department powers to revoke the tax exemption of any nonprofit it deems to be a 'terrorist-supporting organization.' The bill is slated for a vote in the House of Representatives on Thursday and appears to have the support to pass.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has been accused of falsely accusing Israel of war crimes and ignoring the use of civilians and civilian infrastructure for war by Hamas.

Israel must start saying 'no' to issues that delegitimize identity and promote its fundamental positions at the core of the conflict with Zionism.

US law enforcement arrests homeless man for plotting to bomb the New York Stock Exchange.

Former defense minister Yoav Gallant criticizes the idea of a military administration of Gaza, while two soldiers are killed in fighting and humanitarian aid is delivered to Gaza. Hezbollah fires fewer rockets at Israel.

American Jews are urged to overcome divisions and combat anti-Semitism amid rising political polarization.

The Druze community in Israel is demanding civil equality and recognition for their sacrifices after experiencing a high number of casualties. They feel alienated by discriminatory laws and expect support from the Israeli government in civilian life, not just during times of war.

IDF Chief visits troops in southern Lebanon, emphasizing mission to enable safe return of northern Israel's residents through operations against Hezbollah.

Ten people in the Golan Heights were exposed to a rabies-infected badger and are receiving preventive treatment. The Health Ministry is urging those who had contact with the badger or a stray animal to seek treatment, and parents and pet owners are also advised to take precautions.

Jessica Tisch, a longtime New York City public servant, has been appointed as the commissioner of the NYPD, becoming the second woman to head the city's police department.

The resolution to block sales of tank rounds to Israel was opposed by 59 out of 100 senators.

A Brooklyn-based nonprofit has released a comic book, We Are Brooklyn: Stories of Hope, as part of an anti-hate project. The book features six stories that aim to combat intolerance and bias by sharing personal experiences. The project is a partnership between The Center for Shared Society at the JCRC and the Mayor's Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes.

A new comic book titled 'We Are Brooklyn: Stories of Hope' has been released, featuring personal narratives from a diverse group of Brooklyn nonprofit professionals who participated in a Jewish Community Relations Council.

A man who attempted a terror attack against Jewish New Yorkers in 2022 has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Israel has assured the US that it will not forcibly displace Palestinians from northern Gaza or starve the civilian population there, according to an official letter obtained by Walla!. However, concerns remain about the return of Palestinian civilians who fled northern Gaza.

Father and son arrested for alleged involvement in Qalansawe murder.

Israel Aerospace Industries reports record-breaking performance with $416 million in net income and a $25 billion order backlog in 2024's first nine months.

Ukraine strikes targets in Russia with British missiles, prompting fears of retaliation. US Embassy in Kyiv closes due to security threat.

The UN Interim Forces in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has been ineffective in stabilizing southern Lebanon and has even shielded Hezbollah during the current fighting, according to IDF forces. UNIFIL's inability to name Hezbollah as the organization responsible for attacks highlights its fear of the terrorist group. Israel is calling for an overhaul of UNIFIL's mandate and composition, as it includes peacekeepers from Islamic states and countries openly hostile to Israel.

Ukrainian President Zelensky criticizes Israel for lack of support amid Russian invasion and seeks assistance with air defenses.

A bill in the Knesset seeks to establish a separate intelligence advisor within the prime minister's office, separate from the three major intelligence services, to address gaps in intelligence and provide opposing views to the prime minister.

Hezbollah leader confirms receiving US ceasefire proposal and emphasizes the importance of Israeli response and seriousness. He warns of retaliation if Beirut is attacked and states that Hezbollah will engage in negotiations and fighting simultaneously.

Hezbollah has been launching rockets just miles from Israel's northern border and has shown a willingness to target UNIFIL bases.

Lahav 433 completes investigation into Twitter user inciting against PM Netanyahu.

NewMed Energy sees record $147m. quarter with 25% profit growth due to increased production from Leviathan gas field.

Iran's Foreign Minister meets with Qatari and Russian counterparts, highlighting efforts to strengthen ties with both countries amidst escalating tensions in Ukraine.

IAEA Director denies Israel's claim of attacking Iranian nuclear site

Residential buildings and industrial zone in Palmyra, Syria targeted in attack attributed to Israel. Reports of casualties and explosions.

Drinking cocoa or green tea rich in flavanols can mitigate the negative effects of stress and fatty foods on vascular health, according to a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Birmingham.

The Israel Air Force (IAF) has eliminated Hezbollah commanders and struck over 100 terror targets in Lebanon, dramatically reducing their firepower, according to Northern Command chief, Major-General Ori Gordin.

The Democracy Today conference in Armenia focused on women's role in peacemaking and explored the connection between environmental activism, peace, and women's activism. The session on moving resources from war to peace highlighted the inverse correlation between military expenditure and environmental performance resilience.

A suicide attack on an army outpost in northwest Pakistan resulted in the death of 12 soldiers. Terrorists used an explosives-laden vehicle to target the outpost and cause damage to the infrastructure.

Two soldiers arrested for selling stolen IDF weapons.

France's foreign minister calls for a lasting ceasefire in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah.

Noam Party hangs banner of PMO leak suspect Eli Feldstein over Ayalon

A sticker criticizing Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar was placed on a sign outside his children's school, prompting Sa'ar to condemn the act and highlight the need for teaching values to children.

An Iranian woman who protested against the assault she faced for not wearing her hijab properly has been released and will not be charged.

The UN Security Council is set to vote on a Gaza ceasefire resolution that does not mention the release of hostages, raising uncertainty about the US veto power.

Sgt.-Maj. (res.) Omer Moshe Gealdor was killed by a Hezbollah drone attack while fighting in southern Lebanon, the IDF announced on Tuesday. Gealdor, 30, from Jerusalem, served in the 5111 Battalion in the Golani Brigade.

Linda McMahon, former CEO of WWE, has been chosen by President-elect Donald Trump as education secretary, despite his proposal to abolish the department.

Water diplomacy can foster cooperation and bridge divides in regions affected by historical conflicts, as highlighted during a visit to Lake Havasu, Arizona. Water challenges in the American Southwest and the Middle East emphasize the shared goal of finding sustainable solutions. Water disputes in the American Southwest mirror the struggles faced in the Middle East. Water diplomacy offers a path toward shared solutions and lasting peace.

The pro-Hamas movement is boycotting Israeli scholars and researchers, leading to rejected publications, rescinded invitations, and professional isolation. These boycotts erode academic freedom and hinder global progress.

Gideon Sa'ar, Israel's new foreign minister, discusses Iran, Lebanon, and Israel's national security in a briefing for foreign media.

A new documentary on Hulu explores the life of former rapper Shyne, who became an Orthodox Jew in prison and later moved to Israel. The film delves into Shyne's music career, his time in prison, and his thoughts on his mentor Sean 'Diddy' Combs. It also explores Shyne's Jewish journey and his experiences being a Black man in Jewish spaces.

The Oh La La! Festival of French Comedy will showcase new and classic French comedy films around the country starting on November 21.

The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra has opened the IPO Academy, providing two years of mentoring and internship to prepare young musicians for a career with a professional orchestra.

El Al, Israel's national airline, is accused of profiteering during wartime by charging exorbitant prices for flights home for stranded reservists. The Israeli government is criticized for failing to intervene and coordinate efforts to assist those stranded and desperate to return to Israel.

Israeli companies are partnering with Ukraine to counter the threat of Iranian kamikaze drones. Ukraine's expertise in drone technology and battlefield experience is drawing increasing interest from Western firms.

Israel faces criticism at the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro as it tackles humanitarian issues in Gaza.

Yulia Navalnaya is leading the Russian opposition, but faces challenges as the Kremlin tightens its grip. Experts express skepticism about the future of the movement and its ability to challenge President Putin's regime.

US special envoy Amos Hochstein is optimistic about the chances of a ceasefire agreement between Israel, Lebanon, and Hezbollah to end the war that has been ongoing since October 8. Israel has demanded the ability to strike Hezbollah military targets and arms smuggling routes, which is a sticking point in the negotiations.

US Secretary of State Blinken and Turkish FM Fidan discuss Israel-Hezbollah conflict, Gaza humanitarian efforts, and the need for diplomatic resolutions in Brazil.

US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller has stated that Turkey, like any other country, should pressure Hamas to release the Gaza hostages.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises rewards for the return of hostages and warns captors that Israel will pursue them. He offers a cash reward of $5 million for each hostage returned.

Former IDF Operations Directorate head Israel Ziv criticizes the potential dismissal of Shin Bet Chief Ronen Bar by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling it unjustified and damaging during wartime.

Iran and Syria have strengthened ties during a meeting between their foreign ministers, discussing various issues and emphasizing Iran's continued support for Syria.

Iran has offered to limit its stock of highly enriched uranium in exchange for Western powers dropping their resolution against Iran's lack of cooperation with the IAEA.

Dutch Interior Minister says they were not warned by Israel about threats of violence on November 7, but Israel disputes this.

Turkey has asked an export association to help enforce a ban on trade with Israel, slowing the flow of goods in recent weeks.

Hezbollah rocket falls short and hits UNIFIL base in southern Lebanon, causing injuries and damage.

Trust in the Israeli Police is at a historic low, with only 35% of Israeli Jews reporting trust in the police. Trust spiked to 59% after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel. Trust has also fallen among Arab society and varies significantly based on political affiliation.

British Ambassador Simon Walters called for a comprehensive deal to free all hostages at once and end the war in Gaza, emphasizing the need for negotiations and a combination of military force and politics.

Lebanon's army is cornered by politics and funding as truce talks continue, and is unable to confront Hezbollah, according to sources.

A bus carrying high school students sank into the sand in Eilat, Israel. Authorities are conducting rescue operations to save all the occupants of the bus.

The Ukraine-Russia war escalates with Ukraine's use of long-range missiles, raising concerns about its impact on Israel and the wars it is fighting. The preference for micromanagement and fear of escalation by the West has prolonged the war and strengthened the Iran-Russia-China relationship. The developments could have implications for the Middle East.

Health Ministry reviews found significant issues in IVF units that were not fixed prior to the embryo swap incident in September 2022, according to a report by Israel's State Comptroller.

Qatar denies Hamas office closure reports

A mysterious bamboo cart discovered in the Swiss Alps has puzzled experts, as bamboo is not native to Switzerland. The origins and purpose of the cart, made entirely of bamboo canes, remain unknown. The finding was reported by various websites and the Graubünden Archaeological Service has launched an appeal for information.