NY Times deletes line questioning Israeli victimhood on Oct. 7
The New York Times removes a sentence suggesting Israeli victimhood after Oct. 7 was a matter of perception, calling it an “editing error."
The New York Times removes a sentence suggesting Israeli victimhood after Oct. 7 was a matter of perception, calling it an “editing error."


Axios reports Trump is expected to meet Gulf leaders at the UN next week to discuss the Iran war, postwar plans and the next steps for the region.

Likud loses another seat, falling to 18, while Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar remains in first place. Netanyahu’s coalition bloc rises to 54 seats, overtaking the Eisenkot bloc.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani confirms he will not join UN protests against Benjamin Netanyahu while defending residents' constitutional right to demonstrate.

Teshuva, the art of spiritual return: Why is Yom Kippur the happiest day of the year?

Air Canada removes an in-flight service director from service and launches an investigation after antisemitic social media posts about Israel surfaced.

LA Federation sues museum for custody of looted paintings once hoarded by Hermann Göring.

IDF and Home Front Command launch a surprise drill across Israel that will continue until the afternoon. Increased military activity is expected, but there is no security threat.

Daniel and Chava waited five years for their only daughter. Now 7-month-old Rivka is battling a serious blood disease.












































































