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The last 30 days
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JDN's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Haredi press. On the IDF, Netanyahu, the police, Hamas and the Knesset its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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IDF Eliminates Hamas Nukhba Operatives in Gaza, Including Nir Oz KidnapperSecurity · 16m agoTop Rabbi Publicly Appeals for Orphaned Student's WeddingCulture · 33m agoEisenkot Declares Netanyahu 'Transitional Premier Without Mandate'Politics · 1h agoBig stories JDN skipped
Israel Votes After Four Years; Turnout Reaches 16.68%Covered by 20 newsroomsNetherlands Withdraws from Eurovision 2027 Over Israel's ParticipationCovered by 19 newsroomsElection Day Spending Surges 37% as Israelis Flock to MallsCovered by 18 newsroomsLatest from JDN
General · 15h agoElderly Man Found Dead at Home on Election Day in GivatayimAn 88-year-old man was found dead in his Givatayim home on election day after a friend arrived to take him to vote. The man's body was in an advanced state of decomposition. ZAKA volunteers and police responded to the scene, and the body was sent for an autopsy to determine the cause of death.General · 17h agoYoung Rabbi Killed in Tel Aviv Crash Leaves Behind Three OrphansA young Avreich, Rabbi Eliya Arouch, died in a car crash in Tel Aviv while fueling his car. He was known for his Torah dissemination activities in the city. Rabbi Arouch, 28, is survived by his wife and three young children. The family is now seeking public assistance to secure housing and support for the widow and orphans.General · 2d agoRefrigerated Truck Catches Fire on Coastal Highway Near HospitalA refrigerated truck caught fire on Sunday morning on the Coastal Highway near Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera. Firefighters contained the spread of the blaze, which also affected a nearby fence. Firefighting operations were still underway after the fire was reported at 10:39 AM.General · 3d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Shifts to Winter Time, Gaining an Extra Hour of SleepIsrael is switching to winter time overnight, moving clocks back one hour at 2:00 AM to 1:00 AM. This change provides an extra hour of sleep and ends daylight saving time. Digital devices usually update automatically, but users should confirm their settings.General · 5d agoIsraeli Newspapers Review Friday's HeadlinesIsraeli newspapers on Friday, October 23, 2026, reviewed the day's top stories. The articles covered a range of domestic and international issues. Specific details on the newspaper content were not provided. The review reflects the nation's ongoing concerns and priorities at that time.General · 5d agoTalmud Torah Graduates Honored with Scholarships in EladHundreds gathered in Elad for the 14th annual scholarship event for Talmud Torah "Pri Etar" graduates. The "V'Atah K'tovu Lachem" initiative awarded thousands of shekels to students for writing Torah insights. Mayor Yehuda Butbul and Rabbi M. Malkah praised the students and the institution's role in promoting Torah study.General · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsCourt Halts Challenge to Free Entry for Companions at Israeli Amusement ParksThe Jerusalem District Court dismissed a petition by "Amusement City" concerning free entry for companions of disabled individuals at amusement parks. The Commissioner for Equal Rights of Persons with Disabilities will create a new policy by March 31, 2027. Until then, "Superland" and "Luna Park" must continue offering free companion entry. The Commissioner will consult with stakeholders to develop the updated policy.General · 5d agoBar Mitzvah Celebrated for Son of Rabbi of Be'er ShevaThe son of Rabbi A. Deri, the chief rabbi of Be'er Sheva, celebrated his bar mitzvah on October 22, 2026. The article provides the date of the event but no further information.General · 5d agoHasidic Rabbi Visits United StatesThe Rebbe of Kracsnif is visiting the United States to connect with supporters and raise funds for his Hasidic dynasty. He will meet with community members and deliver sermons during his trip. The visit aims to strengthen ties and support the dynasty's charitable and religious activities.General · 5d agoAnnual Commemoration of Rabbi Shlomo of Tzeva HeldThe annual commemoration, or "Hillula," of Rabbi Shlomo of Tzeva, also known as the "Bracha L'Shalom," was held on October 22, 2026. The event honors the memory of the late Rabbi. Further details about the commemoration were not included in the provided text.General · 5d agoBnei Brak Municipality Tightens Enforcement on Illegal ParkingThe Bnei Brak Municipality is increasing enforcement against illegal parking in the Kiryat Herzog neighborhood due to recurring issues on Tsvi Herling and Norok streets. Unlawful parking causes traffic blockages, delays buses, and endangers road users. The municipality urges drivers to obey parking regulations to ensure safe public transport.General · 6d agoThousands Mark Anniversary of Daily Page Founder with Torah Study in JerusalemA new initiative featured seven study tents offering overnight Torah classes, organized by the Global Daily Page.General · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomRabbi Shalom Arush Visits Religious Youth in Benjamin SettlementRabbi Shalom Arush visited the religious settlement of Tel Tzion in the Benjamin region to attend a morning prayer with local youth. He toured youth centers, offered blessings, and praised local leaders for their support of the young residents. The head of the Benjamin Regional Council, Israel Gantz, also spoke, highlighting the importance of investing in the youth's future.General · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomTop Rabbi Praises 'Shahal' Medical Service for Saving LivesRabbi Meir Tzvi Bergman met with executives from the 'Shahal' medical emergency company, praising their life-saving work. The company handles about 15,000 calls monthly, providing rapid medical assistance and emergency services nationwide. Rabbi Bergman described their efforts as literally saving lives and a vital mission for public health.General · 6d agoRabbinic Figure to Visit Rachel's Tomb for Prayer CeremonyRabbinic figure Koldetzky will visit Rachel's Tomb on Thursday, the yahrzeit of Rachel Imeinu, to pray for the Jewish people and "Kupat Ha'ir" donors. She will perform a ritual wrapping a red thread around the tomb seven times, a segula for salvation and healing. The thread will be given to "Kupat Ha'ir" for distribution to donors, aiding charity collection for needy families and scholars.General · 7d agoHasidic Rabbi Observes Shabbat in JerusalemThe Rebbe of Stutzkyn observed the Sabbath in Jerusalem on October 20, 2026. The observance was documented and published on that date. No additional information was available.General · 7d ago · also in 3 newsroomsPublic Transport Drivers Union Welcomes Dan's Acquisition of Tnupha CompanyThe Public Transport Drivers Union and the National Labor Federation have welcomed Dan company's acquisition of Tnupha. They see the move as an opportunity to strengthen Tnupha and improve passenger service. The union affirmed its continued representation of Tnupha's employees and drivers, vowing to protect their rights and job security.General · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsElderly Woman Found Dead in Jerusalem Home After DaysAn elderly woman, approximately 78 years old, was found dead in her Jerusalem apartment on Tuesday, several days after she had passed away. Her caregiver discovered the body after arriving at the home. ZAKA volunteers responded to the scene to ensure proper handling of the deceased. ZAKA officials stressed the need for community vigilance and regular check-ins with the elderly and those living alone to prevent similar tragedies.General · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomCharity Distributes Millions in Holiday Aid to Widows and OrphansThe charity "Lachmei Mordechai" distributed millions of shekels worth of holiday provisions to hundreds of widows and orphans in Beit Shemesh before Sukkot. The aid included food, holiday items, and supplies for the Sukkah, aiming to ensure families could celebrate with dignity. The Rebbe of Kretschneff visited volunteers to offer encouragement and blessings.General · 12d agoOpinion: Responsibility Extends Beyond Personal SurvivalAn Israeli traveler's lighthearted remark to pilots about not arguing on a flight inspired a reflection on leadership and responsibility. The author contrasts Noah's self-preservation with Moses' plea to save his people, highlighting a higher form of leadership. This concept is applied to everyday life, urging readers to consider their responsibility for others during personal challenges, not just their own survival.General · 15d agoNew Eastern Entrance to Jerusalem's Yitzhak Navon Station Appears Ready but Remains ClosedA new eastern entrance to Jerusalem's Yitzhak Navon train station is complete but remains closed, with no official opening date announced. The facility connects street level, the Shazar parking lot, and the station, featuring elevators, escalators, and staircases across multiple levels. It aims to provide an additional entry and exit point and improve connectivity between the parking lot, street, and train. However, it does not resolve existing elevator congestion within the station.General · 15d ago · also in 1 newsroomBride to Marry Days After Father's Death, Family Seeks AidA bride in Petah Tikva is marrying this week, only weeks after her father, Rabbi Yitzchak Levi, died at age 53. He was diagnosed with a kidney illness eight months prior and was the family's sole provider. The family is now seeking public donations to help the widow and their six orphaned children with wedding costs and future financial needs.General · 16d ago · also in 2 newsroomsTen Injured in Serious Road Accident Near Givat Kochav JunctionTen people were injured in a serious multi-vehicle accident on Highway 444 near Givat Kochav Junction. Emergency services treated and transported the injured to Beilinson and Sheba hospitals. A 42-year-old man and a 4-year-old child were in moderate condition, while eight others had minor injuries. Police are investigating the cause of the crash.General · 16d ago · also in 10 newsroomsMan Wins $17 Million Lottery, Tells Wife He's Going to a MeetingAn Israeli man won 64 million shekels in the lottery after checking his ticket on the Mifal HaPayis app. He told his wife he was going to a meeting and asked her to accompany him, planning to surprise her with the news later. The winner, who recently lost his father, intends to increase his charitable donations with the winnings. He plans to remain humble despite the significant financial change.General · 20d agoMey Shemesh Wipes Campaign Educates Beit Shemesh ResidentsThe "Mey Shemesh" corporation conducted a street campaign in Beit Shemesh during Sukkot to educate residents about not flushing wet wipes. The campaign aimed to prevent pipe blockages and floods by distributing information and Sukkot decorations. This effort is part of a larger initiative to raise awareness about the issue. Chairman Meir Shechter emphasized the simplicity of the correct action: disposing of wipes in the trash.General · 20d agoTips for Stress-Free Family Travel to Ben AirportTransportation options include taxis, trains, and airport parking lots, with valet services at the terminal entrance becoming increasingly popular for convenience. Travelers should also check passport validity, keep documents organized, mark luggage, and prepare a child's entertainment bag. Planning the arrival at the airport is crucial for a stress-free start to the family vacation.General · 23d agoArticle Argues Divine Intervention Behind Flight Incident and October 7th FailuresAn opinion piece contrasts a miraculous flight survival with the failures leading to the October 7th attack, attributing both to divine providence rather than chance. The author details ten specific 'miracles' that saved flight passengers and ten critical errors that contributed to the October 7th failures. The article concludes that a higher power guides events, even if the reasons are not fully understood.General · 23d ago · also in 1 newsroomJerusalem Municipality Extends Protest Tent for Missing Girl's FamilyJerusalem's municipality approved a two-week extension for a protest tent supporting the family of missing 9-year-old Haimanut Kassaw. The family agreed to vacate the tent by October 22 as part of the agreement.General · 30d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Lots Full Amid Passenger SurgeBen Gurion Airport's parking facilities are at full capacity due to a surge in passenger traffic. The Israel Airports Authority is urging travelers to use public transportation instead of private vehicles.General · 30d agoGolan Family Faces First Holiday Season as Eight Orphans in SafedEight children in Safed are facing their first holiday season as orphans after their mother, Meital Tova Golan, died two years ago from a serious illness. The family is appealing for donations to help them cope with financial hardship and grief.More from JDN