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→Jan 22, 2026+
A former Anti-Israel president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, known for strong criticism of Israel was nominated to be the next U.N. secretary-general, drawing attention to her past actions and statements related to Israel and human rights.
A former Anti-Israel president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, known for strong criticism of Israel was nominated to be the next U.N. secretary-general, drawing attention to her past actions and statements related to Israel and human rights.
New York City is experiencing a sharp rise in antisemitic violence, with Jews targeted in a majority of reported hate crimes. Critics link the surge to political rhetoric and policy reversals under the new mayor: Islamo socialist Mamdani, saying the lack of firm condemnation has created fear and a sense of impunity.
Another Iranian diplomat has reportedly sought asylum in Switzerland, signaling possible internal dissent and unease within Iran’s diplomatic corps.
An investigation revealed hundreds of bank accounts linked to Nazi figures at a major Swiss bank 'Credit Suisse, raising renewed concerns over Holocaust-era assets and potential legal exposure tied to restitution claims.
A new documentary series examines the intertwined histories of Black and Jewish Americans, highlighting moments of solidarity as well as tension shaped by racism, antisemitism, and shared civil rights struggles.
San Diego officials are confronting rising antisemitism by pushing for education, stronger enforcement, and renewed access to security grants to protect vulnerable communities.
A U.S. Navy jet shot down an Iranian drone that aggressively approached an American aircraft carrier in international waters after ignoring warnings.
A congressional watchdog says UNRWA misrepresented findings from a report and was wrong to claim it had been cleared of wrongdoing.
Israeli security forces arrested a wanted terrorist in central Israel who was planning an imminent attack.
A leaked internal document suggests Hamas intends to retain real control in Gaza despite formal handover arrangements, contradicting ceasefire commitments.
Two Swedish nationals were convicted of terrorism for throwing grenades near the Israeli embassy in Copenhagen, narrowly avoiding casualties when the explosives detonated nearby.
Authorities in Melbourne removed vile posters glorifying the Islamist terrorist in deadly attack Hamukkah massacre, drawing condemnation from Jewish leaders and public officials.
A report says U.S. leadership nearly abandoned talks with Iran after aggressive actions in the Gulf, though negotiations are expected to continue.
A public dispute erupted after PA governor J. Shapiro rebuked AG for comparing immigration officers to Nazis, sparking a heated exchange.
* Feb 4, 2026:<br>
An Israeli reservist was severely wounded when terrorists opened fire near a buffer line in northern Gaza, an incident described as a ceasefire violation.
A teenager in Queens was arrested for sending antisemitic death threats to a high school.
Intelligence assessments warn that the Houthis are preparing to resume attacks on Red Sea shipping.
Israeli leadership reiterated that Gaza must be demilitarized in talks with a U.S. envoy, stressing distrust of Iranian intentions.
Reports indicate Saudi state-aligned media have adopted a more openly anti-Israel tone in recent coverage.
The United States condemned South Africa for expelling an Israeli diplomat, criticizing the move as politically motivated and damaging to bilateral relations.
Israeli officials say Hamas is violating a ceasefire by using ambulances, schools, and hospitals for military purposes, with evidence, while rebuilding its operational presence.
Efforts to secure funding for Gaza reconstruction are stalled as donors insist Hamas must first disarm, leaving rebuilding plans and civilians in limbo.
U.S. senators, Fetterman, Grassley, are urging faster implementation of a whistleblower program aimed at exposing terrorist financing and money laundering.
After enduring tens of thousands of rockets, missiles, and drones, Israeli authorities are seeking to close gaps in civilian protection, especially around hospitals and emergency facilities.
An Israeli military unit operating in southern Lebanon reportedly killed dozens of Hezbollah operatives and destroyed key infrastructure to prevent the group’s recovery.
Israel’s top diplomat in New York, Akunis, said he would not meet the city’s mayor unless the mayor recognizes Israel’s legitimacy.
Jewish groups in Canada warned that eliminating a dedicated antisemitism envoy could weaken efforts to counter rising hatred.
A UK jury acquitted several anti-Israel aggressive 'Palestine Action' "activists" accused of a factory Elbit break-in, though prosecutors are considering further legal steps on unresolved charges.
New York City’s mayor Islamo Socialist mamdani appointed a raducal "progressive" Jewish activist to lead the city’s antisemitism office, prompting concern among some Jewish leaders over her political positions.
Australian authorities charged a teenager over online death threats against Israel’s president ahead of a planned visit.
U.S. leadership signaled it will keep all options open, including military force, to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
The man accused of killing Israeli diplomats in Washington, shouting "free palestine," Rodriguez, now faces terrorism charges that could carry a life sentence.
Analysts warn that Houthi attacks on Israel and U.S. ships are likely to resume if tensions escalate following potential strikes on Iran.
* Feb 5, 2026:<br>
Israeli aerospace start-up AiR EV announced a strategic partnership with Singapore ST Engineering as it unveiled its largest cargo drone at the Singapore Airshow on Wednesday.
On Iran, Netanyahu told Knesset's defense committee that Israel would "respond with force never before seen" should the Islamic Republic choose to carry out strikes against Israeli targets.
Analysis: Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa met with representatives from Chevron Worldwide and Qatar’s Power International Holding Company. The goal was to move forward in developing an offshore oil and gas field.
Netanyahu: I warned of Hamas invasion pre-Oct. 7. In closed Knesset session, prime minister defends Gaza policy, says security chiefs favored calm over action and claims records show he urged preemptive strikes on Hamas leaders.
Israel prepares for possible renewed Gaza fighting as Hamas rebuilds and reserve call-ups loom.
Three men shot dead in northern Israel as violence grips Arab sector.
Bereaved parents: 'Stop Hamas supporter from building a hotel in Jerusalem'. Rubi Chen, Eyal Waldman, and Yizhar Shai have addressed the Jerusalem Municipality, demanding that the district planning committee not approve next week the allocation of land opposite the Old City to the Arab businessman Bashar al-Masri for the construction of a hotel.
Ceasefire violation in Gaza - again.
IDF troops identified approaching terrorists, neutralized threat, military statement confirms.
Lebanon concerned: Syria to aid Israel in next war? Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa says his country has not forgotten its 'revenge' against Lebanon. Ahmed al-Sharaa has warned that his forces have not forgotten their vengeance against the Hezbollah terror group.
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