Knesset approves family deportation law, Israel thwarts Jerusalem attack, and conducts major strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon
Israel has intensified its counter-terrorism measures, with the Knesset passing a law to deport families of terrorists who support or fail to report attacks, while security forces successfully thwarted a car-ramming attack near Jerusalem. Israel also targeted Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon, resulting in significant casualties among militants and dismantling key terrorist infrastructure.
Israeli Support for Trump, Hamas Rejects of Ceasefire, and Major PFLP Arrests
Israeli Jews overwhelmingly favor Trump over Harris in the U.S. election, while Hamas rejected an Egyptian ceasefire plan involving hostages. Meanwhile, Israeli forces arrested over 60 PFLP operatives in a counter-terror operation in Judea and Samaria.
UN Investigates UNRWA-Hamas Link, Survivors Celebrate Simchat Torah, and one year of IDF in Gaza
The UN claims it faces difficulties investigating a UNRWA employee suspected of involvement in Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack. In Jerusalem, survivors and families affected by this attack gathered to celebrate Simchat Torah, highlighting unity and resilience. Meanwhile, Israeli forces continue targeted operations in Gaza, aiming to dismantle Hamas infrastructure and protect civilians.
Israel’s Day of Remembrance: Honoring the fallen after striking Iran while Tel Aviv suffers terror attack
Today, Israel held a national day of mourning for Oct. 7 victims, following Israeli strikes on Iran’s missile facilities and a suspected terror attack near Tel Aviv, injuring over 30 people.
Beyond the Headlines: The Enduring Struggle of IDF Widows
In times of war, some stories dominate headlines, but quieter, personal battles often go unnoticed. Among these are the lives of IDF widows in Israel—women who have lost their husbands in service and now face profound grief alongside overwhelming new responsibilities.
Why don’t they want Israel to win?
This isn’t the first time that the United States has tried to stop the success of the Israel Defense Forces. It happened in 1973, too.
Israel Strikes Hezbollah, U.S. Presses for Gaza Aid, and Netanyahu Challenges Macron
Israel resumed airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Beirut, hitting a strategic weapons cache. Meanwhile, the White House urged Israel to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza, warning of possible consequences for U.S. military support. In a separate exchange, Prime Minister Netanyahu rebuked French President Macron’s claim that the U.N. created Israel.
Hezbollah Strike Kills Four, Sukkah built in Gaza and Hamas Blocks Civilian Evacuations
Hezbollah’s drone strike on an IDF training base near Binyamina resulted in the deaths of four Israeli soldiers, with dozens more wounded. Meanwhile, IDF soldiers constructed the first sukkah in Gaza since 2005 in preparation for the Sukkot holiday. Additionally, Hamas terrorists are reportedly preventing civilians in Jabalia from evacuating to safer areas, using violence to block their movement.
Hamas hijacks aid, Hezbollah strikes Israel, and Israel’s response to Iran attack
Hamas was filmed hijacking nearly half of a humanitarian aid convoy entering Gaza, taking supplies intended for civilians. Once again, Hezbollah launched another rocket attack from Lebanon, striking northern Israel, killing two and wounding several others. Following Iran’s large-scale missile assault on October 1, Israel’s Security Cabinet is now preparing to decide its response.
Brother of fallen Bnei Menashe IDF soldier makes Aliya from India
Less than a month after IDF soldier Gideon Hanghal, a new immigrant from India, was murdered in a Palestinian terrorist attack, his brother Aharon along with his wife and children made Aliya today from the northeastern Indian state of Manipur.
