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World·3m ago

Two Israelis killed in self-inflicted car crash near Malibu

Two Israelis in their 40s were killed in a single-vehicle crash near Malibu, Los Angeles. ZAKA’s international unit is assisting local authorities and the families with identification and arrangements.

Ynet·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning
Politics·4m ago

Hundreds of veteran Haredi kindergarten teachers face layoffs over funding dispute

Around 150 veteran Agudat Yisrael kindergarten teachers have warned Haredi lawmakers that flawed Education Ministry budgeting could trigger layoffs and the closure of dozens of kindergartens. They are demanding proper seniority-based funding, immediate “Ofek Hadash” implementation, and a freeze on dismissals.

Kikar HaShabbat
World·5m ago

Two Israelis Killed in Car Crash Near Malibu, Los Angeles

Two Israelis in their 40s were killed in a single-vehicle crash overnight Sunday in the Malibu area of Los Angeles. ZAKA’s international unit is assisting local authorities and the families with identification and other procedures.

Kan News
Health·8m ago

Why Many People Feel Drained After the Sabbath Meal

Doctors say the tired, heavy feeling many people get after Shabbat is usually caused by rich meals, repeated eating, less movement, and disrupted sleep. Simple changes like walking after meals, eating more slowly, and keeping routines steadier can ease the effect.

Kikar HaShabbat
Politics·9m ago

Report: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer May Announce Resignation Monday

Britain’s Observer reported that Prime Minister Keir Starmer may announce his resignation on Monday, but the government denied any decision has been made. The report comes amid mounting pressure over falling support, recent scandals, and a possible leadership challenge from Andy Burnham.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 67% center
Security·10m ago

The four soldiers killed in the tank disaster: their lives, their families and their final words

Four IDF armored corps soldiers were killed in a tank disaster in southern Lebanon while trying to rescue a stranded engineering vehicle. The dead are Lt. Col. Dor Gidalyah Ben Shimhon, Sgt. Liav Kvabia, Sgt. Yoav Klein and Sgt. Nove Havashush, and the army says the incident may have involved a drone strike or possibly an anti-tank missile.

Mako·+9 outlets · 56% right-leaning
General·14m ago

Anne Hathaway, 43, Announces Third Pregnancy

Anne Hathaway announced on Instagram that she and husband Adam Shulman are expecting their third child. The 43-year-old actress and Shulman, married since 2012, already have two sons, Jonathan and Jack. The news comes during a busy professional period for Hathaway.

Now 14
Economy·15m ago

State Comptroller Warns National Insurance Fund Could Run Dry by 2035

State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman warned that Israel’s National Insurance Institute could face a cash-flow collapse by 2035. He said generous long-term care benefit approvals, made without actuarial oversight or government discussion since 2018, have sharply increased eligibility and costs.

Ynet
Politics·16m ago

Smotrich Accuses Supreme Court Chief of Trying to Override Democracy in Judges Panel Dispute

Bezalel Smotrich attacked the Supreme Court and Chief Justice Isaac Amit on Sunday during a renewed High Court hearing over the Judicial Selection Committee. He said the court has no authority to cancel Basic Laws, while Amit raised a possible change to the committee’s composition and warned the court could “perish” if no change is made.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 50% center
Health·17m ago

Study Suggests Cutting Sugar Entirely May Harm Gut and Metabolism

A mouse study presented at ENDO 2026 found that removing sugar entirely from a low fat diet may harm the gut microbiome, blood sugar control, and liver health. Researchers stressed that the findings are preliminary and do not overturn advice to limit added sugar.

Walla
General·17m ago

Minnesota High Court Case Could Redefine Religious Schools’ Hiring Rights

Agudath Israel of America joined a brief in a Minnesota Supreme Court case over religious schools’ right to control hiring under their faith. The dispute stems from a Catholic school’s refusal to renew a librarian’s contract, and the outcome could affect thousands of religious schools in the United States.

Arutz Sheva
Politics·18m ago

UK Attorney General Halts Official Posting on X Amid Rising Racist Unrest

England and Wales Attorney General Richard Hermer has stopped his office from posting on X, except for fighting disinformation, after racist violence and riots in Southampton and Belfast. He said social media platforms should not be allowed to divide communities, citing far-right activity on X around both incidents.

Calcalist
Security·18m ago

Iran-Linked Network Allegedly Paid Canadian Youth to Shoot at Synagogues and U.S. Consulate

Canadian police uncovered an alleged international network that recruited Toronto youths through encrypted apps to shoot at Jewish sites and the U.S. consulate for payment. The case expanded into a U.S. terrorism probe linked to Mohammad Baker Saad Dawood al-Saadi, a senior Kataib Hezbollah commander accused of directing attacks tied to Iran. A Toronto officer was killed in a raid, and police are still hunting a 19-year-old suspect.

Arutz Sheva
Security·19m ago

Declassified UFO Files Suggest U.S. Rivals May Have Studied Crashed Objects

New U.S. UFO documents released June 12 claim China and Russia may have recovered crashed objects and tried to reverse-engineer them. The files also include a CIA report from 2008 describing a disc-shaped object over Zimbabwe’s airport that prompted U.S. concern, but none of the material proves alien technology or public confirmation from the governments involved.

Walla
General·20m ago

Billboards Honoring Maya Vishniak Go Up Ahead of Murder Verdict

Signs with Maya Vishniak’s image were posted across Israel on Sunday ahead of the verdict in Amit Almog’s murder case. The Tel Aviv District Court had already convicted him in December, and prosecutors are seeking up to 26 years in prison under a plea deal.

Channel 13
Culture·21m ago

Daily 10-Minute Study Session on Chullin, Daf 52

Rabbi Naftali Wasserman released a 10-minute daily Talmud lesson on Chullin, daf 52. The study session is available in Hebrew, Yiddish, and English, with links to earlier daf yomi classes.

Kikar HaShabbat
General·22m ago

Search for a Kosher Red Heifer Rekindles an Old Halakhic Debate

A red calf found in northern Israel briefly revived hopes of identifying a kosher red heifer for Temple use. The animal was later disqualified after being tagged in the ear, and the episode sparked a halakhic debate over whether a healed blemish can restore eligibility.

Kikar HaShabbat
Security·25m ago

Retired Israeli officer warns withdrawal from Lebanon would be devastating

Retired Col. Prof. Gabi Siboni warned on Galey Israel radio that an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon would be disastrous. He said any Hezbollah recovery on the border could empty northern towns and prompt a harsh Israeli response to ceasefire violations.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 67% center
Sports·29m ago

Roni Levy Overhauls His Backroom Staff at Maccabi Netanya

Maccabi Netanya has given Roni Levy full backing to reshape his staff and squad ahead of the new season. The club’s main aim is to reach the upper playoff after missing out last year.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Culture·29m ago

Royal Ascot’s Most Notable Fashion Moments: Royals, Hats and Surprises

Royal Ascot ended Saturday near London, with Britain’s royals and fashion guests once again turning the horse races into a major style event. Catherine, Princess of Wales, and Queen Camilla drew attention with their outfits and hats. The meeting, founded in 1711, continues to enforce strict dress rules in its royal enclosure.

Ynet
Politics·30m ago

Forty-six Haredi draft evaders held over Shabbat as arrests intensify

Haredi outlets say 46 draft evaders spent Shabbat in military police detention after a crackdown on those who failed to report to enlistment offices. The arrests, including several high-profile cases, have triggered anger and warnings of wider protests.

Arutz Sheva
Politics·30m ago

Netanyahu Trial Hearing Focuses on Claims Police Searched Without Legal Basis

At the District Court on Sunday, retired Superintendent Eli Levi was cross-examined in the Netanyahu trial over how the investigations began. The defense argued police conducted an unlawful fishing expedition, especially in Case 4000, and said evidence gathered afterward could be invalidated. The session was marked by sharp clashes between defense counsel and prosecutors.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 50% center
Culture·31m ago

Rod Stewart Nearly Faints on Utah Stage, Finishes Show on a Chair

Rod Stewart nearly fainted during a concert in Utah and briefly stopped performing to receive oxygen. He returned to the stage, joked with the crowd, and finished the show seated, after recent health problems had already forced multiple postponements and cancellations.

Mako
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Original
World12:42 · Jun 19

Iran Blames United States for Israel’s Actions in Lebanon

Religious
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

Iran said the United States bears direct responsibility for what it called Israel’s “crimes in Lebanon.” In a statement, Tehran warned that it would “take all necessary measures” to protect its own interests, security, and rights, as well as those of its allies.

The brief statement did not provide details about specific incidents in Lebanon or name any further steps Iran might take. It framed Washington as directly accountable for Israeli actions and presented the warning as a broader defense of Iranian and allied interests.

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