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Behadrei Haredim
Haredi news portal covering community, politics and religious affairs. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseHebrew · JerusalemFounded 2002
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Behadrei Haredim's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Haredi press. On Netanyahu, the IDF, the police, the United States and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Security · 4h agoIDF Eliminates Hamas Commander in RafahThe IDF and Shin Bet announced the elimination of a senior Hamas terrorist, identified as the commander of the "Rafah Brigade," in a joint operation. The strike took place recently in Rafah. Additional details are forthcoming.Security · 5h agoIsrael Prepares for Solo Military Action Against Iran Amid US HesitationIsrael is preparing for a potential solo military operation against Iran, as President Trump shows little interest in resuming hostilities. Prime Minister Netanyahu is pushing for action, despite reservations from the Chief of Staff regarding timing and lack of US support. Concerns are mounting over Iran's nuclear program, with intelligence indicating the presence of highly enriched uranium and a secret enrichment facility. Meanwhile, Iran claims it has the technical capability to extend missile ranges significantly, potentially reaching US bases.Security · 6h ago · also in 1 newsroomShin Bet Establishes Independent Drone Squadron Operating in Three ArenasThe Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) has established its first independent drone squadron, operating in Gaza, Judea and Samaria, and southern Lebanon. The unit was formed following the October 7th attacks to allow the Shin Bet to operate its own UAVs. It comprises former Air Force personnel and uses aircraft also operated by the IDF, though the Shin Bet will continue to use IDF drones and conduct joint operations.Security · 7h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Protests Planned Lithuanian Publication of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf'Israel's embassy in Lithuania has strongly protested the planned December release of a Lithuanian translation of Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf." The embassy cited the book's role in the Holocaust and rising global antisemitism as reasons for concern. The publishing house defended the decision, calling it a critical edition of a historically significant document, while the Lithuanian Minister of Culture suggested it might not be the appropriate time for its release.Security · 7h ago · also in 3 newsroomsMossad Shared Intel With CIA on Iranian Threats to Trump AdministrationIsrael's Mossad shared intelligence with the CIA indicating Iran plans to target President Donald Trump and his administration officials, a key factor in Trump's tougher stance against Iran. The U.S. verified the information, which included threats involving explosive drones. Consequently, U.S. officials have implemented heightened security measures, including relocation to secure military facilities, and prospects for a deal with Iran have diminished.Security · 8h ago · also in 10 newsroomsIndian Man Arrested for Filming Sensitive Mumbai Sites for Criminal GroupsIndian authorities arrested Yash Singh, 20, for allegedly filming sensitive Mumbai sites, including the Chabad House, for international crime groups. Singh confessed to being recruited online and paid for mapping locations frequented by foreigners and Jewish businesses. The investigation revealed his communication with hostile elements via Telegram, linking him to another arrested suspect. Security agencies are warning the public about online recruitment for espionage and subversive activities.Security · 9h ago · also in 5 newsroomsTrump to Meet Putin and Xi in China on Nuclear Arms and IranPresident Donald Trump will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Shenzhen, China, next Thursday for a trilateral summit. The meeting's agenda will focus on nuclear arms reduction and the conflict in Iran, with officials downplaying expectations for an immediate agreement. The war in Ukraine will not be discussed, and China has historically resisted nuclear arms talks. Businessman Elon Musk will accompany Trump on his trip to China but will not attend the leaders' meeting.Security · 9h agoHostage Families Sue ICC Prosecutor, Accusing Him of Aiding HamasFamilies of Israeli hostages have sued ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan, accusing him of aiding Hamas and demanding an investigation into his conduct. The lawsuit claims Khan's actions, including delayed arrest warrant requests and linking them to Israeli leaders, created moral equivalence between Israel and Hamas. The families also allege Khan acted on extraneous motives, including evading sexual offense charges. Attorney Nitzana Darshan-Leitner stated the ICC has become a "branch of Hamas" and Khan aims to thwart Israel's war goals.Security · 10h agoShin Bet Chief Clashes With Elections Committee Chair Over InvestigationShin Bet Director David Zini engaged in a tense discussion with Elections Committee Chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg regarding the investigation into the 26th Knesset elections. Zini reportedly complained that the legal counsel to the government was obstructing investigations, contradicting Sohlberg's assessment that cooperation was good. Sohlberg also criticized leaks of classified information from the probe, vowing to continue oversight and remove barriers.Security · 10h agoHamas Losing Control in Gaza, Controls Less Than 20% of TerritoryHamas is losing control in the Gaza Strip, with Israeli forces controlling about 67% of the territory and Hamas effectively governing only 17% to 20%. The group is struggling against local militias and attempting to maintain influence through humanitarian projects. Central Gaza remains Hamas's primary stronghold.Security · 10h ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu Did Not Update Rival on Mossad Chief's US TripPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly did not inform opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot about Mossad chief Roman Gofman's trip to the US, despite a security meeting. Gofman met with CIA Director John Ratcliffe in Washington to discuss potential actions against Iran. The report highlights a disagreement within Israel's security establishment regarding the timing of any military action against Iran, with the US preferring economic pressure.Security · 10h agoMerkel Defends Israel's Right to Exist Amid Gaza War CriticismFormer German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated that criticism of Israel's government regarding the Gaza war must consider Israel's security and right to exist. She acknowledged the complex military situation due to Hamas operating from civilian areas but criticized the humanitarian cost in Gaza. Merkel also pointed to the disproportionate international focus on the conflict compared to other crises and highlighted that Hamas initiated the war on October 7th.Security · 10h agoEx-Haniyeh Bodyguard Convicted of UK Assault, Faces Extradition to GermanyMohammed al-Fatih, a former bodyguard for the late Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, has been convicted in the UK of assault and knife possession. He is also accused in Germany of involvement in a plot to attack Jewish communities. British authorities are considering revoking his citizenship and are investigating his naturalization process. Al-Fatih faces potential extradition to Germany, where he is a key suspect in a Hamas cell's alleged attack plans.Security · 11h ago · also in 2 newsroomsShin Bet Delays Document Potentially Impacting Qatar-Gate ChargesThe Shin Bet security agency is reportedly withholding a key document that could determine the severity of charges in the "Qatar-gate" affair. The document is needed to assess whether suspects like Yonatan Aurich harmed state security or engaged with foreign agents. Prosecutors are considering charges of fraud, breach of trust, and potentially classifying Qatar as an enemy state. The final decision on indictments awaits the Shin Bet's assessment, which also has diplomatic implications.Security · 11h ago · also in 15 newsroomsMossad Chief Visits US Amid Iran Tensions, Seeks Policy AlignmentMossad Chief Roman Gofman is in the U.S. for high-level security and policy meetings, including with CIA Director John Ratcliffe and President Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff. The visit addresses significant tensions surrounding Iran and differing Israeli and American strategies. While Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks renewed strikes, President Trump favors continued economic pressure, influenced by Gulf states' requests for de-escalation.Security · 11h ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Pharmacist Arrested in Bulgaria for Neighbor's MurderAn Israeli pharmacist from Bat Yam was arrested in Israel on suspicion of murdering his elderly Israeli neighbor in Sofia, Bulgaria last month. Investigators believe the motive was financial, with the suspect allegedly targeting the professor's assets. The victim, a respected biologist, was found beaten to death. The arrest followed an international investigation involving Bulgarian and Israeli police, and the suspect faces extradition to Bulgaria.Security · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIDF and Shin Bet Strike Senior Hamas Commander in GazaThe IDF and Shin Bet announced the elimination of a senior Hamas terrorist in Gaza. Palestinian sources identified the target as Samir Abu Younes, the new commander of the Hamas Rafah Brigade, killed in an airstrike on a refugee tent. Abu Younes succeeded Abu Attia Abu Abid, who was killed in September. Abu Abid had replaced Mohammed Shebana, who was killed alongside Mohammed Sinwar in a tunnel incident.Security · 1d ago · also in 14 newsroomsIsraeli Murder Suspect Arrested in Bat Yam for Bulgaria KillingPolice in Bat Yam, Israel, arrested a 32-year-old man suspected of involvement in the murder of an Israeli citizen in Bulgaria on October 14. The arrest is part of an extradition process to Bulgaria, following a joint investigation by Israeli and Bulgarian authorities. The suspect will appear in court for an extradition hearing.Security · 1d ago · also in 13 newsroomsSnipers Deployed on Rooftops in Rahat Amidst Escalating ViolenceIsrael Police have deployed snipers on rooftops in Rahat, a southern city experiencing escalating tribal violence and shooting incidents. The Commander of the Southern District issued a directive that "shooting will be met with shooting" and vowed to neutralize armed individuals. This action follows weeks of intense gunfire, resident fear, and a recent letter from the Mayor of Rahat to the Police Commissioner about the deteriorating security situation. Despite arrests and seizures of weapons, the violence persists.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsTwo Minors Arrested for Threatening Police Officer on TikTokTwo Israeli teenagers, aged 16 and 17, were arrested for allegedly threatening a police officer after blocking her vehicle and posting a video with a threatening caption on TikTok. The suspects, from Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan, were released to house arrest after being questioned on suspicion of threats and insulting a public official. The police investigation into the incident is continuing.Security · 1d agoIran-US Tensions Escalate Amid Gulf Incidents and Nuclear StandoffTensions between Iran and the U.S. are rising due to recent military incidents in the Persian Gulf, including Iran's claim of destroying a U.S. radar in Bahrain and a tanker explosion near the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump has not ruled out further military action, while Qatar-led negotiations continue. Israel is also increasing its military readiness amid concerns over Iran's nuclear program, with the IAEA reporting a lack of access to an Isfahan facility.Security · 1d agoPolice Investigator Chief Criticizes Prosecutors, Claims "Drawer Files" Used for PressureRecordings revealed Superintendent Boaz Balt, head of the Israel Police's Investigations and Intelligence Department, criticizing prosecutors and the Police Internal Investigations Department for allegedly using "drawer files" to exert pressure. Balt stated the comments were made two years prior and his views have changed. The article then shifts to a religious interpretation of overcoming negative inclinations and the virtue of "simplicity" in not harming others, even at personal financial cost.Security · 1d agoAshdod Intersection Collision Captured on DashcamA head-on traffic accident occurred this week at an intersection in Ashdod, Israel. Dashcam footage shows a driver making a left turn when another vehicle, approaching at high speed from the opposite direction, crashed into them. The incident was captured on a vehicle's dashcam.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsUN Nuclear Watchdog Concerned Over Iran's Concealed Uranium Enrichment FacilityThe International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is seriously concerned about Iran's nuclear program, specifically an undeclared uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan. Iran has denied inspectors access to the site since bombings in June 2025, leading to a lack of clarity on its status and contents. The IAEA fears this secrecy, particularly regarding highly enriched uranium, poses a grave proliferation risk and urges immediate resolution.Security · 1d agoItaly Seeks 18.5 Million Euros in Damages from Hamas SuspectsThe Italian government is seeking 18.5 million euros in damages from six suspects, including Mohammed Hanoun, accused of fundraising for Hamas in Italy for 24 years. Prosecutors allege the group raised approximately 18 million euros for the terror organization between 2001 and 2025. The government claims the suspects' actions damaged Italy's international reputation, justifying the damages claim which exceeds the amount allegedly raised.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomMiraculous Escape: Family Survives Burning Car on Highway 4A Haredi family miraculously escaped their burning car on Highway 4 near the Ganot interchange early Friday morning. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and subsequently recovered valuable rings left inside the vehicle, returning them to the grateful family. The incident occurred around 3:00 AM.Security · 1d ago · also in 9 newsroomsMilitary Map Found on Palestinian Man in Jordan Valley Leads to ArrestSecurity forces in the Jordan Valley arrested a Palestinian man after discovering military boots and a secret military map of the Gaza envelope area in his home. The man admitted to having additional military equipment, leading to the discovery of an airsoft pistol and knives. He has been detained for further investigation into his motives and the map's origins.Security · 1d ago · also in 8 newsroomsNorthern Resident to Be Charged with Inciting Terrorism for Praising SinwarNorthern District prosecutors will indict a Yafia resident for inciting terrorism and racism via social media. The suspect allegedly praised Hamas leaders, called for continued jihad, and celebrated the deaths of IDF officers Yaniv Kola and Itay Ya'avetz. He was arrested on October 26 and his detention has been extended during the investigation. Police stated they will act decisively against online incitement.Security · 2d agoTrump Hints at Immediate Military Strike on IranPresident Donald Trump indicated he could order an immediate military strike on Iran if developments are unfavorable, stating he would act "without hesitation." This statement contrasts with his earlier, more reserved comments about resuming strikes, though he previously affirmed U.S. forces were prepared. Trump also expressed strong support for Israel during the interview.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomAutomatic Safety System Prevents Cable Car Disaster in HaifaA technical malfunction in a Haifa cable car's pulley caused a sudden shutdown on Thursday, trapping over 30 passengers for hours. An automatic safety system prevented a collision between cabins. All passengers were eventually rescued, and the faulty cabin was removed for examination. The incident occurred shortly after the cable car resumed service post-maintenance and coincidentally followed a large-scale rescue drill.More from Behadrei Haredim