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Behadrei Haredim in English

Lean: RightType: Haredi newsLanguage: HebrewBased in: Jerusalem

Behadrei Haredim is a haredi news outlet based in Jerusalem, publishing in Hebrew. On baba News’s left–center–right scale it is rated Right (Religious). We translate Behadrei Haredim's Hebrew coverage into clear English and compare it against other Israeli newsrooms across the spectrum.

Security40 minutes ago

IDF Shifts to Defensive Posture in Gaza with Stricter Fire Authorization

The IDF has stopped proactive strikes in Gaza, moving to a defensive posture requiring Chief of Staff approval for most fire actions. This shift follows Netanyahu’s rejection of a Gaza peace document and precedes multinational force preparations in Rafah. Immediate threat responses remain authorized locally, but overall operations have paused since early August.

Weather6 hours ago

Israel Faces Intense Heatwaves With Extreme Temperatures Across Most Regions

Israel is experiencing a heatwave with heavy to extreme heat burdens across most regions, especially in mountainous and inland areas, continuing through mid-August with temperatures above average and dry conditions.

Culture8 hours ago

Prominent Lithuanian Yeshiva Leaders Attend Prestigious Camp at Kibbutz Hefzibah

Hundreds of yeshiva students gathered at Kibbutz Hefzibah for a prestigious camp led by top Lithuanian Torah leaders, documented in a large photo gallery.

General8 hours ago

Israeli Special Education Network Prach Israel Expands Nationwide, Launches Professional Recruitment Drive

Prach Israel, a leading Israeli special education network, is expanding nationwide and launching a broad recruitment campaign for diverse education and therapy professionals. The network emphasizes a supportive, innovative work environment and continuous staff development to enhance care for children with special needs.

Tech8 hours ago

T-Mobile Shuts Down Last US 2G Network, Ending iPhone 1st Gen Cellular Service

T-Mobile has ended its 2G GSM service, cutting off the original 2007 iPhone and other legacy devices from US cellular networks. This follows earlier 2G shutdowns by AT&T and Verizon, marking the complete phase-out of 2G in the US. The move also impacts older IoT and security devices relying on 2G, with similar network transitions occurring in Israel.

Health8 hours ago

Clalit Experts Advise Simple Habits to Prevent Child Lock-In During Summer Heat

Clalit Health Services experts warn of the dangers of leaving children in cars during summer heat and offer practical habits to prevent such incidents. They stress never leaving a child unattended, slowing down to reduce distractions, using multiple senses to confirm the child’s presence, and performing a final car scan before leaving. A mnemonic helps parents remember key safety steps, potentially saving lives.

Culture8 hours ago

Rabbi Menachem Mendel Pomerantz Delivers Weekly Torah Insight for Parshat Shoftim

Rabbi Menachem Mendel Pomerantz delivered a Torah teaching for Parshat Shoftim on August 26, 2026, shared through a Haredi news outlet with an invitation for community engagement.

Politics8 hours ago

Liberman and Bennett Hold Secret Talks to Block Gadi Eizenkot's Path to Premiership

Naftali Bennett's close aide secretly met with Avigdor Liberman to discuss forming a joint bloc to prevent Gadi Eizenkot from receiving the mandate to form Israel's next government.

General8 hours ago

Four Children Die in Separate Tragedies Across Israel and Mexico in One Day

Four children and teenagers died in separate tragic incidents on the same day during Bein Hazmanim, including drownings in Mexico and Israel, heatstroke in Lod, and a fatal fall in the Galilee.

Security9 hours ago

Deputy Commander Smuggles Millions in Goods into Gaza Under Operational Cover

A deputy commander in the Bedouin Reconnaissance Battalion used his authority to smuggle millions of shekels worth of goods into Gaza disguised as a special operations mission, bypassing security measures near the Kerem Shalom crossing.

Culture9 hours ago

Bar Mitzvah Celebration for Israeli Chief Rabbi's Great-Grandson

The great-grandson of Israel's Chief Rabbi David Lau celebrated his bar mitzvah in a festive family event.

General10 hours ago

16-Year-Old Yonatan Klimian Dies in Keshat Cave Rappelling Accident

Yonatan Klimian, a 16-year-old from Katzrin, died after falling 30-40 meters while rappelling in Keshat Cave near Adamit. Rescue teams and paramedics attempted resuscitation but could not save him.

Security10 hours ago

Hamas Rebuilds Control in Gaza by Recruiting Youth and Enforcing Heavy Taxes

Following the Gaza ceasefire, Hamas is recruiting young fighters with weapons and pay, suppressing dissent violently, and imposing heavy taxes to consolidate control in the Strip.

Security10 hours ago

Peace Council CEO Details Gaza Disarmament Plan and Israeli Withdrawal Conditions

Nikolay Mladenov, CEO of the Peace Council, explained a Gaza disarmament plan requiring Hamas to surrender weapons and governance to an international body, enabling a phased Israeli withdrawal. Despite Prime Minister Netanyahu's rejection of the plan, preparations for multinational security deployment continue, with US and regional support expected to enforce the agreement and prevent future attacks.

Politics10 hours ago

Israeli Supreme Court Rejects Sharren Haskel's Petition to Split from Likud

The Israeli Supreme Court rejected Sharren Haskel's request to split from Likud, citing late objections to a party merger. Haskel also alleged vote recording coercion during a State Comptroller election, prompting a police probe.

Security11 hours ago

Iran Appoints General Mohsen Rezaei as National Security Council Secretary

Iranian General Mohsen Rezaei, military advisor to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, is reportedly appointed secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, replacing Mohammad Baqer al-Qadr. Rezaei, a former IRGC commander known for hardline stances, has a controversial past including U.S. sanctions and alleged involvement in a deadly 1994 bombing.

Security11 hours ago

IDF Central Command Orders Demolition of Home of Terrorist Who Killed Yehuda Sherman

The IDF Central Command has ordered the demolition of the home of Duas Hasson, who killed Yehuda Sherman in a March 21, 2026 attack in Beit Amrin.

Politics11 hours ago

Likud and Yisrael Shtiyu Tie at 23 Seats as Third Bloc Parties Fail to Cross Threshold

A Kan News poll shows Likud and Yisrael Shtiyu tied at 23 seats each, with third bloc parties failing to cross the threshold. Netanyahu's bloc strengthens to 53 seats, while Arab parties could weaken it to 52. Netanyahu leads in prime minister preference, and emigration concerns remain low among most Israelis.

Security11 hours ago

Son of Former Haredi MK Arrested Near Ramla with Unlicensed Loaded Gun

The son of a former Haredi MK was arrested near Ramla on Highway 44 after police found him carrying a loaded unlicensed pistol in his car.

Security11 hours ago

Israel Detains Senior Hamas Operative Linked to Deadly 2011 Attack

Israel has detained Basel Salahiya, a senior Hamas military figure responsible for a 2011 deadly missile attack, after arresting him during the recent conflict following his fallout with Hamas leaders.

Security11 hours ago

Trump Signals Patience on Iran, Emphasizes Economic Pressure Over Military Action

President Trump said he is not rushing decisions on Iran, relying on economic sanctions instead of military action. He noted Iran's economic struggles and the effectiveness of the US naval blockade. An agreement with Oman on the Strait of Hormuz is nearing completion, aiming to secure safe maritime passage and a ceasefire.

General12 hours ago

Quebec Government Revokes Licenses of Three Belz Hasidic Schools Over Regulatory Failures

Quebec authorities revoked licenses of three Belz Hasidic schools in Montreal over multiple regulatory violations affecting 600 students, prompting legal challenges from the institutions.

Politics12 hours ago

Netanyahu Builds Likud Media Team to Amplify Party Messaging

Prime Minister Netanyahu is assembling a dynamic Likud media team to boost the party's communication efforts, involving key ministers and Knesset members who will increase their public presence to promote his political and security messages.

Politics12 hours ago

Yuli Edelstein and Dan Illouz Resign From Likud, Triggering New Knesset Entries

Yuli Edelstein and Dan Illouz plan to resign from the Knesset after joining new parties, allowing Shabtai Katesh and Erez Tadmor to enter the 25th Knesset. Likud MK Avichai Boaron demanded their immediate resignation, threatening to label them defectors. Legal clarifications confirmed Katesh and Tadmor's eligibility to run in upcoming primaries despite their brief Knesset tenure.

Security12 hours ago

16-Year-Old Haredi Yeshiva Student Dies in West Galilee Caving Accident

A 16-year-old Haredi yeshiva student died after falling during rappelling near Keshet Cave in Western Galilee, with emergency services and police investigating the incident.

General13 hours ago

16-Year-Old Boy Falls from Height During Rappelling in Northern Israel, Condition Unclear

A 16-year-old boy fell from a great height during a rappelling activity in northern Israel on August 26, 2024, and his condition is currently unknown.

Security14 hours ago

IDF Destroys Hezbollah Weapons Cache and Tunnel Shaft in Southern Lebanon

The IDF destroyed an underground Hezbollah weapons storage shaft in southern Lebanon, seizing various arms including rifles and anti-tank missiles, reaffirming its commitment to prevent attacks on Israeli civilians and forces.

Politics14 hours ago

Donald Trump’s Ex-Wife Marla Maples Reveals His Spiritual Side and Support for Israel

Marla Maples, Donald Trump’s second ex-wife, revealed in an Israeli interview that Trump carries the Zohar for spiritual protection and has a big heart. She shared her personal experiences in Israel and surviving an armed robbery in Nigeria by reciting a Jewish prayer. Maples also highlighted her family’s ties to Middle East peace efforts and expressed support for Israel amid recent conflicts.

General14 hours ago

Dona UP Project in Rekhasim Attracts Leading Haredi Families Seeking Quality Living

The Dona UP housing project in Rekhasim is attracting top Haredi families due to its prime location near Haifa, established religious community, and quality living environment. The project offers 228 units with flexible purchase terms and is developed by the reputable Dona company, enhancing its appeal to families seeking stability and growth in northern Israel.

General14 hours ago

12-Year-Old Breslov Community Boy Drowns in Jordan River Near Yesod HaMaala

Elchanan Karni, a 12-year-old boy from the Breslov community in Modiin Illit, drowned in the Jordan River near Yesod HaMaala during a family vacation. Rescue teams found him lifeless, and his death deeply shocked his community, which is still mourning another recent loss. Funeral arrangements are forthcoming.

General15 hours ago

Five-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Left in Car in Lod Chabad Community

Five-year-old Bezalel David Giller died after being accidentally left in a car in Lod, Israel. Despite emergency efforts, he succumbed to heatstroke. The Chabad community mourns his sudden death, with a funeral planned at the Lod municipal cemetery.

General15 hours ago

Orphaned Groom Faces Financial Hardship Ahead of Wedding, Pleads for Public Help

Baruch, an orphaned Israeli groom, faces severe financial hardship ahead of his wedding and appeals publicly for assistance. Supported by Rabbi Eliyahu Aharon, the community is urged to help Baruch start his married life without debt or loneliness.

Security16 hours ago

Haredi Boy Found Dead After Capsizing in Jordan River Near Yesod HaMaala

A Haredi boy who capsized his boat in the Jordan River near Yesod HaMaala was found dead after extensive search efforts on Sunday.

Weather16 hours ago

Heatwave Raises Fire Risk Across Israel, Authorities Warn Public

Israel faces a heatwave peaking Tuesday, raising wildfire risks amid dry conditions. Fire services enforce a nationwide open-fire ban until August 2026 and urge public caution.

Health16 hours ago

Two Israeli Children Hospitalized After Swallowing Dangerous Objects Including Battery and Magnets

Two children in Israel were hospitalized after swallowing dangerous objects: a 4-year-old ingested a button battery removed endoscopically, and a 5-year-old swallowed 16 magnets requiring complex surgery. Both cases were treated at Emek Medical Center, where doctors stressed the urgency of immediate medical attention to prevent severe complications.

Security16 hours ago

IDF Investigates Deadly Explosion in Southern Lebanon as Hezbollah Violates Ceasefire

The IDF is investigating a deadly explosion in southern Lebanon that killed two soldiers, attributing it to an old Hezbollah mine planted before the ceasefire. The incident is deemed a ceasefire violation amid ongoing Hezbollah threats, including a recent drone attack. The IDF also warns residents against returning to a nearby village due to security risks.

General16 hours ago

Search Underway in Jordan River for Boy Missing After Boat Capsizes

Rescue operations are active in the Jordan River after a boy disappeared when a boat overturned on August 26, 2026.

Security16 hours ago

Search Underway in Jordan River for Boy Missing After Canoe Capsizes

Rescue teams are searching the Jordan River near Yesod HaMa'ala for a boy who went missing after his canoe capsized, with efforts continuing.

Economy16 hours ago

Migo Program Empowers Haredi Men to Boost Earnings Without Disrupting Family Life

The Migo program helps Haredi men increase their income through industry-relevant vocational training while preserving their religious and family routines. Offering eight subsidized tracks and strong job placement support, Migo enables participants to study part-time in a supportive environment. Enrollment for the eighth cycle is underway across Israel.

Politics17 hours ago

New Jewish Settlement Emek Dotan Established in Northern West Bank to Expand Regional Presence

Twenty-two families established the new Emek Dotan settlement in northern Samaria, marking the first new settlement there since 2005. The event was attended by senior Israeli officials and is part of a broader plan to create 19 new settlements in the region, aiming to strengthen Jewish presence and security in the West Bank.