European and Arab leaders are meeting in Paris to discuss what could replace UNIFIL in southern Lebanon. Proposals include a new multinational mission or an EU-led force supporting the Lebanese army.
Ben Hassin, an Israeli-Canadian Kurdish Jew who once faced the death penalty in Iraqi Kurdistan, has been released after spending 11 years in prison and is expected to return to Israel in the coming days.
Austria’s largest synagogue, which survived the Nazi pogroms of 1938, has reopened after more than 10 months of renovations as it marks its 200th anniversary.
Morocco is reportedly considering Israeli-made LORA missiles for its new American HIMARS systems, while El Al subsidiary Sundor prepares to restore direct flights between Tel Aviv and Marrakesh.
Around 1,500 Jews now live in Taiwan, up from roughly 70 known community members in 2011, as new Jewish institutions take root in Taipei.
The proposed law would ban imports, exports, property purchases and certain business services linked to Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria and eastern Jerusalem.
CENTCOM reportedly mediated talks between Jerusalem and Riyadh as Houthi forces intensify attacks on Saudi Arabia and expand their control near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
The 200-page dossier, once sealed until 2071, may shed new light on whether the Auschwitz war criminal entered Switzerland while fleeing justice.
Citizenship applications have surged as ties to Syria weaken and recent regional violence reshapes attitudes toward Israel.
The Israeli campaign promoted a single-shoe service for amputees, but pro-Palestinian activists targeted athlete and former soldier Shalev Biton over his IDF service.
Arkia will launch the first nonstop Tel Aviv-Manila route in January, as Philippine officials hope the new connection will boost trade, tourism and economic cooperation between the two countries.
Direct foreign investment rose 78% in 2025 and continued climbing in early 2026, although a small number of major technology deals accounted for a large share of the total.
Newly released documents show how a covert meeting in Amman helped lay the groundwork for the Israel-Jordan peace treaty signed less than a year later.
Belgium condemned the 2024 strike that killed Enabel employee Abdallah Nabhan and summoned Israel’s ambassador. Newly surfaced material now appears to show Nabhan in uniform and describes him as a Hamas fighter.
B’nai Brith Canada’s new campus report card found strong Jewish communal life at several major universities, but serious concerns over antisemitism and institutional responses.
The Pacific island nation has consistently backed Israel at the United Nations and recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital in 2019.
Delta restarted daily service from New York on Sunday, while United is set to resume two daily Newark flights on Tuesday as major U.S. carriers gradually return to Ben Gurion Airport.
The new Banja Luka office will promote Israeli investment and cooperation in technology, agriculture, water, health and other sectors.
Security costs have risen 33% since 2024, with more than 4,500 synagogues, schools, community centers and other Jewish institutions spending an average of roughly $225,000 each year.
The new law adopts the IHRA definition of antisemitism and requires educational institutions to treat antisemitic harassment and discrimination in the same manner as race-based discrimination.
