Letter by Sinwar's son:
'I want to hold a Kalashnikov and shoot Jews'
Two years after Yahya Sinwar's elimination, the IDF reveals a letter from his 10-year-old son expressing longing for his father and a desire to shoot Jews.
Two years after Yahya Sinwar's elimination, the IDF reveals a letter from his 10-year-old son expressing longing for his father and a desire to shoot Jews.


Hezbollah admits explosives seized in Lebanon belonged to the group, claiming they were intended for attacks on Israeli forces and demanding their return.

Netanyahu says he personally called Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa during the 2025 Suwayda massacre and vowed Israel would continue protecting Syria’s Druze.

Former minister Ayelet Shaked shared a nostalgic post recalling how she used to spend Shabbat weekends before the elections visiting various synagogues. 'Those were better days,' she wrote.

IDF and ISA eliminated two terrorists who facilitated the smuggling of weapons and military equipment into Gaza.

Five explosions reported at the presidential palace in Aden. Prime Minister and cabinet ministers unharmed, while two guards were killed and six others injured.

Customs officers were stunned to find 37 live venomous snakes and 55 lizards hidden in a Mexican passenger’s suitcase, concealed in shampoo bottles, socks and clothing.

Safed Chief Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu urges Israelis to vote, warning that Jewish lives and values, the Land of Israel, warning that “Jewish lives, the Torah of Israel, and the settlement of the Land of Israel" depend on it.

Am Yisrael Chai's Dream Raffle returns for a 9th year with a luxury Jerusalem apartment, $15,000 cash bonus draws, and a new Super Ticket upgrade.



































































Amit Segal says Netanyahu may form a government with Gadi Eisenkot even with 61 seats, weakening Ben Gvir and the haredi parties, but questions claims that he plans to exclude them.

Yashar! chairman Gadi Eisenkot pledges to end Hamas rule in Gaza, dismantle its military wing within 18 months if elected Prime Minister, drawing sharp criticism from Likud and Amcha Yisrael.

Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman declared that he would not join a government led by Netanyahu or support a minority government as a temporary solution, outlining his proposed framework for the next coalition.

Ger hasidim instructed to suspend election activities, raising fears United Torah Judaism could lose two Knesset seats.