Emily Damari's mother reclaims her home
Mandy Damari plans to return to Kibbutz Kfar Aza in 2027, determined to reclaim her home after the October 7 massacre and her daughter's captivity.
Mandy Damari plans to return to Kibbutz Kfar Aza in 2027, determined to reclaim her home after the October 7 massacre and her daughter's captivity.


The Prime Minister's haredi grandson, the son of Noa and Daniel Roth, marries in a small family ceremony in Jerusalem.

UTJ chairman Yaakov Asher denies reports of progress in talks with Eisenkot, while Shas leader Aryeh Deri rejects negotiations and warns over conscription.

Channel 12 reports suspected involvement by Netanyahu associates in the election-day arrests of Ra'am activists, based on intelligence later disputed.

Walter Bingham, a Holocaust survivor from Jerusalem who will soon turn 103, skydives to raise funds for lone soldiers serving in the IDF.

Days after resigning following controversy, Jensen Huang is considering returning to lead the chip giant. Senior Silicon Valley figures are working to rally support for his reinstatement.

Iraq prepares to surround a Kataib Hezbollah stronghold amid an oil smuggling investigation, as the Iran-backed militia refuses to surrender control.

An additional NIS 10.5 million has been requested for Science Minister Gila Gamliel's security budget following a rise in the threat level against her.

Yishai Cohen asks the public to help lift his mother's debts of about NIS 1 million before the family loses its home.








































































In an interview with Arutz Sheva, Elisha Medan responds to claims that he is Netanyahu's political tool and acknowledges the distrust between the camps, saying, 'I personally am prepared to do anything.'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on the leader of the Yashar! party to join him for closed-door talks, without preconditions, to reach agreements on forming a unity government.

MK Ahmed Tibi displays alleged messages from Netanyahu associate Natan Eshel, claiming the Prime Minister sought to influence the Joint List after the elections.

Shlomo Kook questions how election results can cause a 'crisis of faith,' says Jewish faith has survived repeated persecution and needs no stamp of approval from any political bloc.