The US Senate overwhelmingly voted down Bernie Sanders' motions to block arms sales to Israel, with only 15 Democrats in favor. The resolutions aimed to stop the transfer of $8.8 billion in weapons. The votes are seen as a test of the Democratic Party's stance on Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. Sanders emphasized the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza due to a month-long blockade preventing aid from reaching the region.

Colombia will buy Swedish fighter jets to replace aging Israeli aircraft, with up to 24 planes being purchased. The maintenance of the Israeli-made Kfir fighter jets has become complicated after Colombia broke diplomatic ties with Israel.

Energy Minister Eli Cohen meets with US counterpart to discuss the Saudi Arabia-Israel oil pipeline and energy cooperation.

Elon Musk will continue advising Trump and Vance after leaving government role, Vance says. Vance also defends controversial deportations and addresses other issues such as tariffs and TikTok sale.

The Israeli military has entered a 'new stage' of fighting against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, with warplanes carrying out extensive strikes and troops preparing to cut off the city of Rafah.

Turkey accuses Israel of destabilizing Syria and demands an end to airstrikes, claiming that Israel is the greatest threat to regional security.

Defense Minister Israel Katz declined to label the recent settler rampage in a Palestinian village as terrorism, stating that he does not define it as 'terror.' Three Palestinians were injured in the attack, which involved the torching of property and assault on residents.

Labor MK Gilad Kariv to be questioned by police on charges of leaking classified info from a closed-door hearing of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.

The UN is set to reappoint a special rapporteur with a history of antisemitism and anti-Israel vitriol, despite opposition from the US and other opponents.

The IDF has ordered an evacuation of parts of Gaza City after a rocket attack. The rocket was intercepted and no injuries were reported.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has filed a defamation lawsuit against Yair Golan, accusing him of spreading false and ugly content. Golan plans to question Netanyahu about the Qatari money that flowed into his office and his ties with Qatar.

The IDF names four Hamas operatives killed in a strike on a UNRWA clinic in Gaza, including a terrorist involved in a previous attack.

Economy Minister Nir Barkat criticizes the Palestinian Authority and Qatar for funding terrorism, opposes their cooperation, and calls for mechanisms to replace the PA. He also accuses Qatar of being the biggest terror financier in the world. Barkat discusses a plan for the rehabilitation and economic growth of Israel's north.

The IDF failed to inform troops stationed at the Gaza border about the Nova music festival, which became the site of a deadly terror attack by Hamas. The attack resulted in the massacre of 344 civilians and 34 security personnel, as well as the abduction of 44 partygoers.

Footage of IDF soldier Matan Angrest being kidnapped to Gaza will be aired tonight, showing him being beaten during the abduction.

A new exhibit in Paris showcases Gaza's archaeological heritage and addresses the challenges of heritage preservation in times of war, featuring artifacts from excavations and private collections.

Israeli forces kill Palestinian and arrest wanted individuals during counterterrorism raid in the West Bank.

The Palestinian Authority is urging Hungary to comply with the ICC warrant and hand over Netanyahu for justice.

Palestinians report heavy airstrikes in Gaza as death toll rises, while Israel issues evacuation warning and steps up offensive.

Russia criticizes threats of military action against Iran's nuclear program, emphasizing the catastrophic consequences and Iran's claims of a peaceful program.

Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar tells French counterpart that war in Gaza can end 'tomorrow' if Hamas releases hostages and leaves the Strip. Sa'ar emphasizes the importance of negotiations and invites the French counterpart to visit Israel.

Israel's Finance Ministry chief economist plans to negotiate with the US to cancel or reduce new tariffs on Israeli goods.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is discussing the implications of Trump's tariffs on Israeli products with industry leaders and heads of the economy.

Gunmen in southern Syria fired on Israeli troops, but were eliminated by the IDF. No soldiers were injured and the operation was successful.

17 settlers arrested for attacking cops near illegal outpost and setting fire to police car in the West Bank.

The death toll from the Myanmar earthquake has exceeded 3,000, with more bodies being found. The earthquake has caused extensive damage and worsened the existing humanitarian crisis in the country. The military government has declared a temporary ceasefire to aid relief efforts, but warns of taking action against armed resistance groups if they misuse the ceasefire.

The Finance Ministry of Israel is studying the likely impact of President Trump's global tariffs and its implications for the country.

Nearly two-thirds of Jewish employees in the UK have encountered antisemitism at work, with healthcare being the most frequently reported sector for such incidents.

US tariffs imposed on multiple countries are criticized by trade partners and may violate international trade rules.

Hillel CEO expresses concerns over anti-Israel campus deportations and urges due process for accused students.

The annual archaeological conference in Israel has been postponed after objections from a far-right minister regarding the participation of an archaeologist who supports protecting ancient sites.

Andrew Cuomo, the leading candidate for New York City mayor, addressed Jewish voters at a synagogue, emphasizing his commitment to combating antisemitism. Jewish issues are expected to be significant in the upcoming mayoral election.

Syria condemns Israeli strikes as a 'flagrant violation' of its sovereignty, resulting in the near-total destruction of a military airport in Hama and injuring civilians and soldiers.

The Qatargate affair has led to the arrest of two close aides to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and involves allegations of contact with a foreign agent, fraud, money laundering, and bribery. The investigation centers around pro-Qatar lobbyists and their influence on Israeli media regarding Qatar's role in hostage negotiations with Hamas.

The IDF launched airstrikes in Syria, targeting military capabilities and infrastructure. The strikes have drawn condemnation and concern, and the planned entry of Syrian Druze workers into Israel was cancelled.

Israeli founders of Wiz double their fortunes, joining 41 Israelis on Forbes billionaires list.

New figures show that almost all ultra-Orthodox men called up for military service in recent months have declined to do so, prompting calls for enforcement of laws against draft evasion.

US President Donald Trump has announced sweeping global tariffs, including a 17% import duty on Israeli goods, risking a trade war with multiple countries.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the IDF is creating a new security corridor across southern Gaza to cut off the city of Rafah from the rest of the Strip and increase pressure on Hamas to release the hostages.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has announced that troops will stay indefinitely at a military position on the Lebanese border to protect border communities and deter threats from Hezbollah.

Prime Minister Netanyahu defends Qatar and his top aide in the Qatargate investigation, accusing the police of coercion.

Israel reportedly strikes scientific research center and two airbases in Syria, according to Syrian media. No comment from IDF. Turkey interested in taking over T-4 base for training Syrian army.

One man was killed in an Israeli raid in the West Bank, leading to increased violence in the region.

Aliyah Minister Ofir Sofer states that Haredim who make aliyah serve in the army, unlike Israeli ultra-Orthodox. The government is urged to find a solution to increase the number of soldiers, especially combat soldiers, as the ultra-Orthodox community refuses to relinquish military exemptions.

A study reveals that Egyptian state media is overwhelmingly anti-Israel and antisemitic, with 87% of opinion articles about Israel in leading news outlets speaking negatively about the Jewish state.

Rebel Otzma Yehudit MK Almog Cohen has accepted a deputy ministerial position in exchange for resigning as a lawmaker, allowing the return of another MK and preventing the resignation of the Finance Minister.

Israel is creating a 'second Philadelphi' route in Gaza to increase pressure on Hamas to release hostages.

The Ramat Hasharon mall is ordered to close on Saturdays, leading to a debate between secular politicians and the legal adviser. Secular politicians argue for the right to live according to their own path and faith, while the legal adviser emphasizes the enforcement of labor laws and workers' rights.

Benny Gantz slams Netanyahu for appointing temporary Shin Bet head during war, questioning his judgment and commitment to national security.

Businessman Gil Birger has been questioned in the Qatargate scandal, which involves aides to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spreading pro-Qatar messaging. The two aides are suspected of various crimes, and Netanyahu denies any knowledge of their connection to Qatar.

The OECD expects Israel's economy to rebound in 2025, but urges structural reforms to address socioeconomic gaps and the high cost of living.

Kibbutz Nir Oz has reached a $95 million plan with the state to rebuild after being destroyed by terrorists in 2023.

Likud MK demands parliamentary hearing to discuss probe of Jerusalem Post editor amid concerns of press freedom violations.

The OECD is urging higher carbon taxes, especially on natural gas, to promote the transition to renewable energy sources in Israel.

Germany is seeking to deport four foreign residents of Berlin over their alleged activity at pro-Palestinian protests, potentially testing a foundational law enacted after the Holocaust.

Ultra-Orthodox young men in Israel are refusing or ignoring conscription orders, despite the country's need for fresh recruits during the war in Gaza.

Businessman Gil Birger questioned by police in Qatargate scandal after admitting to transferring money to a top aide of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Houthi rebels in Yemen say that four people were killed in airstrikes that they blame on the US.

Jerusalem municipality has begun work on a massive expansion project around the First Station entertainment complex, which will create a new residential, business, tourism, and transportation hub.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is planning to appoint the current acting Shin Bet deputy as the interim chief after withdrawing his selection of former Navy chief Eli Sharvit.

The IDF has expanded its offensive in southern Gaza, deploying another division and conducting extensive strikes in Rafah and Khan Younis.

A bill in New York State to 'stop super speeders' gains new momentum after a car crash kills a Jewish mother and her two daughters in Brooklyn.

The Trump administration has frozen research grants to Princeton University as part of a crackdown on antisemitism at campuses.

Jewish Republican Randy Fine, supported by President Trump, wins special election in Florida's 6th Congressional District, becoming one of four Jewish Republicans in Congress.

Jewish Republican Randy Fine wins special election in Florida for US Congress seat, defeating Democratic challenger and ending hopes for a Democratic upset in a Trump-supportive district.

Cory Booker sets US Senate record with 24-hour speech against Trump.

Princeton University says US federal grants have been frozen, and they will cooperate with the government in combating antisemitism.

Police in the Qatargate investigation are concerned about possible obstruction of justice as attorney Amit Hadad, who represents one of the central suspects, is also Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's lawyer.

A Jewish Republican candidate in Florida is facing a close race against a Muslim opponent who has been critical of Israel.

The Pentagon is sending another aircraft carrier to the Middle East, while Trump's adviser expands their role to include Africa.

US President Donald Trump spoke with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi about Gaza and military progress in strikes against Yemen's Houthi insurgents.

Former IDF Southern Command chief Sami Turgeman is said to be in the running for the position of Shin Bet chief, according to Hebrew media reports. However, an official from the Prime Minister's Office denies these reports.

Amit Soussana, a former hostage and survivor, receives the International Woman of Courage Award and urges immediate action to free captives in Gaza.

Former prime minister Naftali Bennett has registered a new political party, Bennett 2026, ahead of the 2026 elections. The registration has been welcomed by National Unity chairman Benny Gantz and opposition leader Yair Lapid.

Democrats chair Yair Golan condemns Israeli government for promoting settler violence in the West Bank and calls for strong leadership focused on security and hope.

Two aides to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are suspected of taking money to promote Qatar as a mediator in hostage talks between Israel and Hamas.

Trump's pick for ambassador to London, Warren Stephens, will push the UK to restore arms exports to Israel after a partial suspension due to rights concerns.

Jerusalem Post Editor Zvika Klein is being investigated for alleged contact with a foreign agent in connection to the probe into ties between Netanyahu's aides and Qatar.

Yehuda Kurtzer, Franklin Foer, and Sarah Hurwitz engage in a dynamic discussion about the challenges facing American Judaism and the importance of ethics in the Jewish tradition during a live episode of Identity/Crisis.

Masked Israeli settlers attack and set fire to homes in Palestinian village of Duma, West Bank. IDF sends force to deal with violence. Several settlers detained. Duma previously experienced a deadly attack in 2015.

Knesset committee chairman Simcha Rothman published a mock bill proposing an 'annual memorial day' for democracy in Israel as an April Fools Day joke. Another lawmaker also made a jest on social media, submitting a bill to extend the government term from four to six years.

Command Sgt. Maj. Meir Abergel, 54, was killed by Hamas gunmen outside the Sderot police station on October 7. He served in the IDF and the Israel Police for over 30 years and was known for his love of storytelling and his support for his loved ones.

Staff Sgt. David Ratner, 20, was killed while bravely fighting against the Hamas invasion of the Nahal Oz IDF base. He was remembered as a strong, generous, and beloved individual who radiated inner strength.

Israel urges Lebanon to take action against terrorist organizations after strike kills Hezbollah operative planning attack on Israeli civilians.

Survivors of the Myanmar earthquake are in urgent need of food and shelter as the death toll continues to rise. The civil war in the country is hindering relief efforts, with the junta restricting access to affected areas.

The Knesset has approved a bill to support families of released hostages, offering financial assistance and maintaining benefits for their recovery process.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich resigns to push rival party member out of Knesset in response to violations of coalition agreements.

The IDF issues an evacuation warning for Palestinians in Beit Hanoun after rocket fire from Gaza.

Israeli high school students were stranded at a Turkish airport for over 12 hours after their plane made an emergency landing. Concerns were raised about their safety in Turkey, but they have now safely arrived in Poland for their educational trip.

Israeli students stranded at a Turkish airport for over 12 hours due to an emergency landing finally reach Poland for their organized trip to learn about the Holocaust.

Israeli scientists propose that Paleolithic children who created finger paintings in underground caves were mini-priests or spiritual mediators.

A Cornell student involved in pro-Palestinian protests is leaving the US due to fear of detention and threats to his safety.

An adviser to Iran's supreme leader has warned that the country will have 'no choice' but to acquire nuclear weapons if it is attacked by the United States or its allies.

The Israeli military says it targeted a Hezbollah operative in a strike on a southern suburb of Beirut, citing an immediate threat.

Trump reveals that David Friedman and others are interested in the UN envoy vacancy.

A new study conducted by the Orthodox Union (OU) explores the reasons why American Jews leave Orthodoxy and calls for more inclusive mindsets and support from the community.