Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of elections
US President Donald Trump announces support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling him a 'great warrior' and 'even greater partner for peace.'
US President Donald Trump announces support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling him a 'great warrior' and 'even greater partner for peace.'


Netanyahu rejects claims he was part of the pre-October 7th 'conception,' defends his 'total victory' pledge, and vows to establish a balanced commission of inquiry if reelected.

Ofir Deli, 43, was killed in a motorcycle accident in Thailand’s Krabi province while on a recovery trip following his battle with cancer. A former Maglan fighter and Bnei David graduate, he leaves behind a wife and six children.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir orders troops to remain on duty during Israel's October 27 elections amid fears of a regional escalation involving Iran or its proxies.

Meir Bertler of Shomer Yosh calls poisoning incidents in Judea and Samaria 'a new form of terrorism,' saying poison is being spread in grazing areas and water sources.

Negev and Galilee Minister Yitzhak Waserlauf is verbally harassed by left-wing activist while visiting Tel Aviv clinic with newborn son.

Former minister Michael Malkieli warns haredi voters who stay home or support parties unlikely to enter Knesset could help bring left to power, threaten Israel's Jewish identity.

Iran’s new defense minister claims he has been on a hit list for 35 years. After his predecessor was killed, he threatened Israel and the US and revealed how Iran fortifies its military facilities.

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.



































































Former Sephardic Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef says supporting Otzma Yehudit prohibited under Jewish law because of leader Itamar Ben Gvir's visits to the Temple Mount, encouragement of others to do the same.

Rabbi Chaim Yerucham Smotrich explains why he wears a suit when going to vote and warns that a minority government would undermine the Jewish majority.

Amid concerns over haredi voter apathy ahead of the elections, leading Torah sages convened in Bnei Brak, urging voter turnout, political unity, and opposition to yeshiva students’ conscription.

After days of speculation, the Gerrer Rebbe has instructed his followers to vote for United Torah Judaism. However, the limited wording of his directive and the absence of instructions to campaign have sparked controversy in the political arena.