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Israel returns bodies of two hostages from Gaza

The bodies of two Israeli hostages have been recovered from the Gaza Strip in a special operation, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Thursday.
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Iran sentences man accused of spying for Israel to death

The Iranian Supreme Court has sentenced a man to death accused of spying for Israel on Wednesday. The alleged spy was accused of transporting the material used to eliminate Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh in 2020. Iran had then accused Israel of orchestrating the death of Mr. Fakhrizadeh, labelling his elimination as an act of “state…

White House slams BBC for taking Hamas’s word as ‘total truth,’ BBC denies claim

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt slammed the BBC for not doing its due diligence in its coverage of Hamas.

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Rockets fired from Syria for first time in a year; Israel holds Sharaa responsible

Defense Minister Israel Katz said Jerusalem would mount a “full response” against the regime of Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa after two rockets were fired from Syria at the Golan Heights for the first time in over a year, minutes before a Houthi missile triggered sirens across central Israel.

Read more: The Times of Israel

IDF soldier KIA in Gaza, bringing wartime toll to 862

The Israel Defense Forces on Wednesday announced that Master Sgt. (res.) Alon Farkas had been killed in combat in the northern Gaza Strip.

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Khamenei rejects US uranium enrichment demands

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Wednesday defiantly rejected U.S. demands to halt uranium enrichment, declaring that the Islamic Republic will not concede to “the rude and arrogant leaders of America.”

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Michigan antisemite plotted to massacre kids at Jewish daycare, tried to buy assault weapons to use for ‘God’s wrath’: feds

A Michigan antisemite was plotting to massacre kids at a Jewish daycare and tried to illegally buy assault weapons after hurling threats at the preschoolers, federal prosecutors have revealed.

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‘Cannot stay silent’: Christian leaders react to antisemitic terror attack in Boulder

Pastor John Hagee of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, and founder of Christians United for Israel, shared his thoughts on the tragedy in an X post Monday morning.

Hagee addressed the fact that one of the victims was a Holocaust survivor.

Read more: The Christian Post

Trump: No uranium enrichment under any Iran deal

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday stated unequivocally that the nuclear deal currently being discussed with Iran will not allow any uranium enrichment, contradicting earlier media reports.

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Boulder attacker charged with antisemitic hate crime

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian national, has been charged with a federal hate crime and multiple state offenses after attacking a pro-Israel rally in Boulder, Colorado, with fire bombs and a makeshift flamethrower on Sunday, according to reports.

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Three IDF soldiers killed by roadside bomb in north Gaza’s Jabalia

Three Israeli soldiers were killed and two were wounded by a roadside bomb Monday during operations in the Jabalia area in the northern Gaza Strip, the military announced Tuesday morning.

Read more: The Times of Israel

Peace with Qatar? Mark Levin says not until the country stops funding terrorism

Now that the Biden regime is history, we’re finally seeing genuine efforts to combat the anti-Semitism that was allowed to run rampant for years.

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1.8 million tons of supplies delivered to Gaza since war began

In the nearly 20 months since some 6,000 Hamas-led Gazan terrorists invaded Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, the Jewish state has facilitated the delivery of close to 1.8 million tons of aid to the Strip, including 1.3 million tons of food, Israel said this weekend.

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Netanyahu says Boulder attack a direct result of ‘blood libels’ against Israel and Jews

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday condemned the “vicious terror attack” in Boulder, Colorado against people demonstrating for the hostages held in Gaza, saying that a recent spate of violent attacks against Jews around the world was a direct result of “blood libels against the Jewish state and people.”

Read more: The Times of Israel

Boulder terror suspect got work permit despite visa overstay

The alleged attacker in Sunday’s firebombing of a pro-Israel vigil in Boulder, Colo., overstayed his visa and was subsequently granted a work permit by the Biden administration, White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller said on Monday.

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8 wounded in flamethrower, firebomb attack on rally for Israeli hostages in Colorado

At least eight people were wounded Sunday in Boulder, Colorado — including one person in critical condition — when activists rallying for the release of the Israeli hostages in Gaza were attacked by a man shouting “end Zionists,” who fired a makeshift flamethrower and threw firebombs at them.

Read more: The Times of Israel

Medical breakthrough in Israel: Artificial heart implanted at Hadassah Ein Kerem

The life of a 63-year-old man was saved on Sunday thanks to the first-ever implantation in Israel of an artificial heart.

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IDF downs missile fired from Yemen in week’s 6th Houthi attack

A ballistic missile launched at Israel by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen was successfully intercepted by air defenses, the military said Thursday night, in what has recently become an almost daily occurrence.

Read more: The Times of Israel