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Trampoline mishap on school trip ends in $184,000 payout

A Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court ruled a religious school and an insurance company must pay a former student injured on a trampoline at a northern guesthouse under renovation; the court split liability evenly between the school and site owners

Lital Dubrovitsky | 11.26.25

From Oz to Israel: 'Wicked' song 'No Place Like Home' echoes fears of belonging and forced migration

New 'Wicked' sequel’s song offers a timely twist on Dorothy’s iconic line, using Elphaba’s story to explore fears of lost belonging, echoes of darker regimes and migration driven by despair — a scene many viewers now treat as a political anthem

Omer Tessel | 11.26.25

Chinese President Xi Jinping, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

In policy shift, Israel joins US-led UN statement condemning China over human rights abuses

Marking a break from its cautious stance toward Beijing, Israel signs joint declaration with 14 countries denouncing China's treatment of Uyghurs and other minorities; move seen as signal of closer alignment with Washington amid rising tensions with China

Itamar Eichner | 11.25.25

Netanyahu urges new limits on prisoner release: 'Hostage deals will fuel kidnappings'

Netanyahu called to codify the Shamgar Committee’s 2012 recommendations, written by a panel headed by former Supreme Court President Meir Shamgar to guide hostage-deal negotiations, and said existing laws already blocked several wartime releases

Amir Ettinger | 11.25.25

Hezbollah’s military chief Haytham ‘Ali Tabataba’i

Israel zeroes in on Hezbollah’s next generation: 'The IDF is peeling them away layer by layer'

With much of the old guard gone, Lebanese and Western officials say Israel is now focusing on the terror group’s younger ranks, as Iran asserts a right to respond and Hezbollah frets over US support for Israel

Itamar Eichner, Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies | 11.24.25

Lone soldiers join Christian friends of Israel to plant tulips in the Galilee

At Kibbutz Hannaton, members of Christians for Israel International join new Garin Tzabar lone IDF soldiers from North America to plant hundreds of tulip bulbs, marking a show of solidarity ahead of their upcoming enlistment

ynet Global | 11.24.25

Heavy rain, thunderstorms expected after days of record heat across Israel

Sharp weather shift expected overnight, bringing flood and flash-flood risks from the coast to the desert; sudden shift follows a five-day heatwave that shattered November temperature records across Israel

Ilana Curiel | 11.24.25

After rare rate cut, central bank chief tempers expectations: 'Rates won’t return to pre-COVID levels'

Bank of Israel Governor Prof. Amir Yaron says he will not rush into further rate cuts, warning that lowering too quickly could reignite inflation; criticizes Finance Ministry’s bank tax plan

Gad Lior | 11.24.25

Israel swelters through record November heat as temperatures far above normal persist

Israel’s record-breaking November heatwave persists Saturday with clear skies, strong easterly winds and high temperatures; slight cooling expected Sunday and Monday before nighttime showers and thunderstorms bring risk of flash floods

ynet | 11.22.25

Falafel economics: Israel’s prosperity illusion

Opinion: Over the past 20 years, falafel prices rose five‑fold while wages only doubled, exposing a wider affordability crisis: housing soared, incomes lagged, growth stayed narrow—and for many Israelis, prosperity remains out of reach

Prof. Ilan Alon | 11.22.25

The ‘American Balfour Declaration’: What the new US 'pathway' to a Palestinian state really means

Israel calls it nonbinding, Hamas condemns it, and the Palestinian Authority seizes the opening; experts say Trump’s plan is not expected to advance under a Republican administration, but could serve as a legal anchor for a future Democratic one

Ron Crissy | 11.21.25

IDF’s Erez Program: a leadership forge where fallen heroes shape future commanders

You could call it Israel’s 'West Point.' The Erez Program identifies teenagers with leadership potential, places them in a capsule of military and academic training, and transforms them into platoon commanders in three and a half years. How? Classes in uniform at Tel Aviv University, a track through the Commando Brigade, field training during semester breaks, and even operational deployment in active combat zones

Yoav Keren | 11.21.25

Netanya Mayor Miriam Feirberg-Ikar dies at 74 after 27 years in office

Feirberg-Ikar led Netanya since 1998, winning six consecutive terms, most recently in February when she defeated challenger Avi Salama by a narrow margin

Raanan Ben-Zur | 11.21.25

Israel Premier Tech to rebrand as NSN Cycling Team after season of protests

The WorldTour squad will adopt a new name and structure under a joint venture led by NSN and Stoneweg, shifting its registration to Switzerland and operations to Spain following sponsor withdrawals and repeated pro-Palestinian demonstrations

Ynet | 11.20.25

One week without answers: Hostage remains elusive as Israel questions Hamas intentions

Officials are split over Hamas’ willingness to return the last three fallen hostages; Palestinians cite the need for heavy equipment; some in Israel warn of waning motivation; one brother says: 'There’s a line—and we’re last'

Itamar Eichner, Einav Halabi, Lihi Gordon | 11.20.25

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