שי מזרחי, from the State Comptroller's Office, has become the first Israeli appointed to the UN's Independent Audit Advisory Committee (IAAC). He will serve a three-year term on the committee, which advises the General Assembly on UN oversight and financial matters. The appointment is seen as a diplomatic victory, achieved after a campaign by the Israeli delegation led by Ambassador דני דנון. מזרחי brings extensive audit and management experience to the role.
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levy reacted with shock and anger to the resignation of Maccabi Haifa coach Barak Bachar on Saturday evening. Bachar stepped down after his team's 4-0 defeat to Netanya. Levy learned of the resignation during a press conference and questioned how Bachar's departure could be discussed after his success in winning three championships with the club.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog will assign the mandate to form a government on Sunday, November 6th, to Gadi Eisenkot, who secured support from 67 Knesset members. The decision follows consultations with parliamentary factions, where Eisenkot received more recommendations than incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. President Herzog aims to ensure a stable government, and Netanyahu will lead a transitional government with limited authority once the mandate is given.
Heavy rains on Saturday flooded at least 70,000 tents housing displaced Palestinians in Gaza, affecting tens of thousands and causing injuries. Local authorities and civil defense reported being overwhelmed due to a lack of fuel and damaged equipment, blaming Israeli destruction of infrastructure. Hamas accused Israel of blocking aid, while Israel's COGAT stated it was improving sanitation and had facilitated the entry of water-pumping trucks, though reconstruction efforts remain minimal.
Stephen Miller, a Jewish aide with a history of advocating for strong U.S. action against Iran, has been appointed White House Chief of Staff. Miller, a key architect of President Trump's immigration policies, will take on a more central role in the administration. His appointment comes after the Republican Party's midterm election losses and signals a continued hardline approach from the Trump administration. Miller's influence is expected to grow significantly in his new position.
Jewish leaders in Philadelphia are urging calm ahead of a planned pro-Palestinian "boycott ride" targeting six restaurants. While initially encouraging support for the businesses, leaders now fear counter-protests could lead to clashes. The boycott is set to take place on Sunday.
Mike Carter, a former star player for the Hapoel Holon basketball team, has died at the age of 71. He reportedly suffered multiple organ failure after complications from a medical procedure. Carter was a notable player for the Israeli team in the 1980s and 1990s.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared that residency in Germany requires immigrants to accept historical responsibility for Nazi crimes, urging those who refuse to leave. His comments followed a report from a Jewish sports delegate about fears of wearing religious symbols due to potential attacks. Merz referenced a 1985 speech by former President Richard von Weizsäcker on generational responsibility for historical lessons. The strong remarks, including a deportation warning, were made spontaneously and are not part of formal policy changes, though antisemitism is a growing concern in Germany.
Kristallnacht survivor George Shefi, 94, urged German police leaders to learn from the past and combat rising antisemitism during an event marking the 88th anniversary of the pogrom. Shefi shared his personal experiences of Nazi persecution and highlighted the bravery of a police officer who saved a synagogue from destruction in 1938. He called on contemporary law enforcement to refuse to stand by in the face of hatred. The event, held in Berlin, also featured discussions on the global increase in antisemitic incidents and the universal responsibility of police to uphold democratic values and protect communities.
Former Israeli footballer and sports commentator Itai Shechter was revealed as the 'Rabbit' on "The Masked Singer" after panelist Ophira Assayag correctly guessed his identity. Shechter performed a song and had managed to fool the judges for weeks with clues referencing his football career, including playing for Nantes and a memorable goal celebration. His unmasking led to his elimination from the competition, adding a unique performance to his post-football career.
Jewish organizations ZAKA and Chabad have formed a joint international emergency unit to aid Jews globally during disasters. The initiative, announced in New York, will train Chabad emissaries in rescue and disaster response, backed by ZAKA's operational expertise. This partnership aims to extend emergency assistance to Jewish communities worldwide, ensuring support in times of crisis.
The United Arab List held a large public festival in Sakhnin on November 7, 2026, to celebrate winning eight seats in the Knesset. Party head Dr. Mansour Abbas thanked supporters and outlined goals to topple the current government and join a new one focused on Arab community issues. Abbas stated the party is a key political player whose influence will be used to serve the Arab community and promote peace.
Kiryat Motzkin Mayor Tsiki Avishar announced the apprehension of a woman filmed vandalizing a public shelter used as a synagogue on Friday evening. The woman allegedly poured coffee on prayer benches and furniture. The mayor thanked residents for their help in identifying the suspect and vowed to prosecute her for damaging public property.
A new Torah scroll was dedicated at the central Ramah Daled Breslov Hasidic synagogue in Beit Shemesh on Wednesday. The scroll was donated by the Grunwald family in memory of Rabbi Menachem David Grunwald. The event included a procession with music and dancing, joined by thousands of local residents and community leaders, before the scroll was placed in the Holy Ark.
Greek police arrested a 39-year-old Israeli man upon his flight's arrival in Thessaloniki from Budapest. He is accused of repeatedly violating safety rules and disobeying crew instructions during the flight, including leaving his seat and using an e-cigarette. The man was detained after the flight landed and is under investigation for endangering the aircraft.
Hapoel Jerusalem's coach Sasha Obradovic and player Eitan Burg spoke ahead of their Israeli Basketball Premier League game against Hapoel HaEmek. Obradovic stressed the importance of respecting all opponents, regardless of their league standing. The team aims to maintain its winning momentum after a strong EuroCup performance.
Israeli businessmen Tzachi Abu and Jackie Ben Zaken are selling over half of their stake in the planned Orot Yitzhak power station project to Rapac Energy for NIS 550-730 million. The deal values the project at NIS 1.1-1.46 billion, potentially yielding hundreds of millions in profit for Abu's Ari Real Estate company. The project, which acquired its land for NIS 362 million last year, is progressing through planning stages and could eventually host a 1,700-megawatt power station.
Beitar Jerusalem was held to a 1-1 draw against Ironi Tiberias on Saturday, a result that frustrated assistant coach Moshe Ohayon. The team's inability to convert dominance into goals was a key concern, potentially widening the gap to the league leaders. Ironi Tiberias's Alon Ziv expressed satisfaction with a hard-earned point, while players from both sides reflected on the game's performance and future prospects.
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance is developing an independent political platform for a potential 2028 presidential run, focusing on domestic economic issues and a reassessment of foreign policy. Following Republican losses in Congress, Vance called for an end to the conflict with Iran and for attention to housing costs, diverging from President Trump's stance. Despite internal party shifts and criticism, Vance is building support among conservatives for his moderate foreign policy and economic agenda.
Israeli gymnast Tomer Tirosh qualified for the Youth Olympic Games all-around final in Dakar, Senegal, after placing 18th overall. In archery, Yuval Raz reached the round of 16 by winning a dramatic tie-breaker. Nicole Golovnenko was eliminated from the archery competition after a loss in the round of 32.
The Noahide movement, promoting adherence to the Seven Laws of Noah among non-Jews, held its first international conference in Jerusalem. The event included a reception at the President's Residence and a declaration ceremony before a rabbinical court. Founded by Rabbi Uri Sherki, the movement has seen growth globally, with participants from around 20 countries attending the conference.
Palestinian authorities documented 674 attacks against olive farmers and their trees in the West Bank between October 1 and November 6, with settlers responsible for 520 and Israeli forces for 154. Nablus, Ramallah, and Salfit were the most targeted governorates. The attacks included intimidation, physical assault, and preventing access to land, resulting in one death and damage to nearly 3,000 trees. The commission reported a significant increase in violence compared to previous years and called for international intervention.
Chef Segev Moshe's Israeli restaurant chain, Segev Express, is facing a NIS 1.8 million lawsuit from Melisron for unpaid rent and fees at a Kiryat mall. This comes as Moshe prepares to open his first U.S. restaurant, Roots 29, in Brooklyn, New York, fulfilling a long-held dream. The lawsuit details accumulated debts and bounced checks due to account freezes, while other Israeli branches have also closed recently. Moshe plans to manage both Israeli and U.S. operations, with potential further expansion in Miami.
A 35-year-old man was seriously injured and a 34-year-old woman moderately wounded in a shooting in Haifa late Saturday night. Both victims sustained penetrating injuries and were taken to Rambam Hospital. Police are investigating the incident, with no suspects yet apprehended.
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Mostafa Fight Club Academy from Kfar Qassem is set to make history with its largest participation yet in the global RAF championship in Abu Dhabi next week. Champions Qusai Badeer, 9, and the champion, 16, will compete under the guidance of coach Mostafa Issa. The event will showcase elite international fighters like Khamzat Chimaev and Arman, marking a significant advancement for Arab athletes in professional combat sports.
Broadcaster Eyal Berkovich publicly questioned Knesset Member Yonatan Shilo's silence on draft exemptions for Haredi men during a live TV show. Berkovich highlighted that Shilo centered his election campaign on opposing exemptions but has remained quiet since Avigdor Lieberman's willingness to negotiate with Haredi parties. Berkovich stated that Shilo's constituents should demand he speak out on the issue.
Two people were injured in a violent incident on Herzl Street in Haifa late Tuesday night, sustaining penetrating wounds. A 35-year-old man was hospitalized in serious condition and a 34-year-old woman in moderate condition. Emergency medical services responded to the scene and transported the injured to Rambam Hospital.
The Grand Rabbi of Belz visited his father's tomb in Tiberias on Thursday. He spoke about his father's legacy and prayed for the community's future. The Rabbi also visited a new guesthouse and prayed at another significant tomb.
A young man, around 20 years old, was hospitalized in moderate condition with a penetrating injury after an apparent violence incident in Rahat. MDA paramedics treated him at a local clinic before transferring him to Soroka Hospital. The incident was reported to MDA's emergency services on Tuesday evening.
Former German Culture Minister Claudia Roth has apologized for applauding a film at the Berlinale 2024 that accused Israel of genocide and apartheid. In a podcast interview, Roth called her past actions "totally wrong" and attributed them to external pressure, particularly from the Central Council of Jews. Critics argue her apology is opportunistic and echoes rhetoric from far-right politicians, questioning her genuine understanding of antisemitism and her motives for the statement.
A man and a woman in their 30s were seriously and moderately wounded in a shooting on Herzl Street in Haifa. Magen David Adom teams evacuated the two to Rambam Medical Center. Police are investigating the incident, suspecting a criminal background.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming a new government after he secured the support of 67 Knesset members. Eisenkot has 28 days to form a coalition, with potential scenarios including Shas or support from Arab and ultra-Orthodox factions. Outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposed a government reliant on Arab parties. New elections are considered the worst-case outcome.
A man and a woman were injured in a shooting incident on Herzl Street in Haifa late Tuesday night. MDA paramedics evacuated the 35-year-old man with serious injuries and the 34-year-old woman with moderate injuries to Rambam Hospital. Police have opened an investigation into the incident, which is suspected to be criminal in nature.
TV host Abri Gilad revealed he has Bell's Palsy, causing facial paralysis, which he attributes to excessive gum chewing. Despite his condition, he continued to host his show "Abri and Shariki." TV personality Michal Ansky, who also experienced Bell's Palsy, offered support and humorously suggested a joint campaign, noting their opposite facial paralysis would make them "complete."
A man and a woman in their 30s were seriously and moderately injured in a shooting on Herzl Street in Haifa. MDA teams transported them to Rambam Hospital. Police are investigating the incident, which they believe is likely criminal in nature.
The Likud party plans to challenge the recent Knesset election results in court, demanding a new vote due to alleged use of voter mobilization apps in the Arab community. A report indicated Likud used these apps most extensively. President Isaac Herzog has tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next government after he secured a majority of recommendations, a move Likud aims to delegitimize.
A man and a woman were seriously and moderately injured in a shooting incident on Herzl Street in Haifa. Police have launched an investigation, suspecting criminal motives. The injured were taken to the hospital for treatment as authorities continue to probe the circumstances.
U.S. President Donald Trump has offered UFC CEO Dana White the position of White House press secretary, announcing the offer on Truth Social. Trump also suggested several UFC stars could serve as assistants to White. The role has been vacant since October 16th. White, who has a long-standing friendship and political support for Trump, has previously stated he has no political aspirations. The article also details White's career transformation of the UFC and past controversies.
Police in Haifa are investigating a shooting on Herzl Street where a man and a woman were seriously and moderately injured. The victims were taken to the hospital for treatment. Authorities believe the incident has a criminal background, and the circumstances are being investigated.