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Ex-Shin Bet chief Bar says he will sue Netanyahu for claiming he withheld warnings ahead of Oct. 7

Bar demands release of documents detailing the information given to PM ahead of attack * Likud candidate says he wishes he could ‘return’ ex-hostage Yocheved Lifshitz to Hamas captors, later apologizes * Iran denies involvement in suspected terror plot at UK airbase

L: President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. R: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (Maxim Shipenkov/Pool Photo via AP, Arie Leib Abrams/Flash90)

PM slams left-wing media, ex-Shin Bet chief, foreign agents

Netanyahu flew to UAE to ask MBZ to deny giving him pre-Oct. 7 warning of Hamas attack – sources

By AP and Lazar Berman

Secret trip Sunday came amid wave of reports that UAE and Egypt alerted PM to Hamas's plans days before massacre; he again denies Egyptian warning, doesn't comment on UAE visit

A sign at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport warns travelers that, as of September 22, 2026, new restrictions apply to goods originating in Israeli settlements, including items carried in personal luggage. (Instagram/neshimatrips)

Goods from Druze towns in Golan Heights banned as well

Less broad than first reported, Dutch luggage checks for settlement goods spark Israeli warning

By Nava Freiberg

Dutch citizens on El Al flight tell ToI checks were limited but unusual and 'intimidating'; Israel warns travelers of 'invasive' checks from Dutch customs, which says nationality not grounds for selection

Police guard a road leading to RAF Fairford, in Fairford, England, a day after British counterterrorism police were probing “a major” incident near the base, September 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)

5 British suspects in air base attack plot released on bail; Iran denies involvement

By AP and ToI Staff

Police say suspects are all London residents in their 20s; incident sparked by suspicious vans parked near RAF Fairford, a British base used by US bombers during Iran war

L to R: National Unity MK Gadi Eisenkot at the Knesset on March 24, 2025; Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman at the Knesset on May 19, 2025; former prime minister Naftali Bennett visits the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City during Jerusalem day, May 26, 2025. (All photos Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Opposition chiefs could not agree at meeting who should be candidate for PM — report

Liberman objected to assertion that head of bloc's largest party gets to form government, but avoided an 'argument,' Channel 12 reports; follow-up meeting to be held in coming days

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Jewish Publication Society

Life Against Death: A new collection of essays by Rabbi Yitz Greenberg

Greenberg reflects on his most important essays from 1965 to 2025 on America, Israel, the Holocaust, and Jewish-Christian relations, identifying key turning points in Jewish life.

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Nadav Tamir

Hope cannot be built on the exclusion of Arab parties

If the change bloc wants to present a credible alternative government, it must stop treating Arab parties as untouchable coalition partners

Daphne Lazar Price

Daphne Lazar Price

I want to read the essays

When you were accused of drugging and gang-raping a woman and given the opportunity to mitigate against the alleged crime, what did you say?

Esther Sperber

What should we teach our children when Israel is challenged?

Instead of responding to Mamdani with a vigil, Jewish schools could help students grapple with the moral questions facing Israel and Zionism

Sarah Tuttle-Singer

Sarah Tuttle-Singer

Here’s who I’m inviting to my sukkah

After so much debate over who is and isn’t Jewish enough to speak to, I want to see 10 dramatically different Jews at one table, hashing it out

Ben Lazarus

Two little-known bookend prayers I really need now

While I’m staving off the anger, apathy, and impulsiveness of my incurable disease, I turn to God twice each day and ask for help that I believe would help anyone

Amir Bar Shalom

Amir Bar Shalom

Netanyahu’s narrative of ignorance on October 7 is rapidly unraveling

New reports detailing warnings conveyed by Egypt and the UAE before the massacre shatter PM's claim the security establishment kept him in the dark; if anything, it was the other way around

Benny Gantz

Israel needs to take the erosion of US support seriously

I believe in a broad Zionist government that doesn’t rely on extremists – for the sake of Israel’s alliances and Jews everywhere

Michelle Philippon

Michelle Philippon

What this former evangelical found in a Reform synagogue

After growing up in megachurches, I took a job at a Reform synagogue and discovered a very different way of thinking about God, sin, belonging — and myself

Talyah Ginsberg

Talyah Ginsberg

The year is new. Israel is already double-booked.

The High Holidays promise renewal, but family, romance, travel plans and life in Israel have apparently declined to clear their calendars

Sharon Weiss-Greenberg

Sharon Weiss-Greenberg

I thought a sukkah was fragile; the border kibbutzim proved me wrong

Rain cancels the mitzvah, but grief does not: You must come out and sit under the thatched roof - not to rejoice, but to show up. That is resilience

Adam S. Ferziger

Adam S. Ferziger

Life is a fragile booth: The ‘falling sukkah’ redemption

Even when the walls shake, in times of personal and national crisis, internal division, and real exposure, we seek comfort in the sukkah’s ’shade of faith’

Alon Tal

They tried to destroy Temple Israel. Six months later, it stands tall

Back in their restored sanctuary for Yom Kippur, Michigan Jews had a message for those who would have them lower their voices: ‘We are Zionists. Full stop.’

The change bloc leaders: Avigdor Liberman, Yair Golan, Gadi Eisenkot, Yair Lapid, Naftali Bennett (Official campaign photos, combo created by The Times of Israel)

Op-ed

Shalom Yerushalmi

By refusing to name a leader, the anti-Netanyahu ‘change bloc’ is making a fatal mistake

An intended reconciliation meeting exposed a critical flaw. In declining to rally behind Gadi Eisenkot, the opposition is inviting relentless, deeply damaging internal rivalry

Analysis

The ban on Arab parties will likely be reversed. To its critics, that isn’t exactly a relief

Yousef Jabareen submit the Joint List slate to the Central Elections Committee at the Knesset in Jerusalem, September 8, 2026. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Often, the most extreme measures — like banning Arab-led parties from the election — get tossed, but their impact can live on

Right-wing activists attend a rally calling for the reestablishment of Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip, near the border in southern Israel, July 30, 2025. (AP Photo/Ohad Zwigenberg)

Inside story

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'Beyond being immoral, policy also completely impractical'

Board of Peace official: Extremist views in Israel impeding effort to deradicalize Gaza

Official from US-controlled panel overseeing Gaza rebuild expresses alarm over widespread support in Israel — trickling down from politicians to youth — for ‘encouraging migration’ of Palestinians

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ToI podcast

Daily Briefing Sept. 28 – ToI’s military correspondent reviews ‘NAZA’

By Amanda Borschel-Dan and Emanuel Fabian

Fresh off the IDF's newest submarine, military correspondent Emanuel Fabian updates us on strikes on terrorists in Gaza and southern Lebanon and gives insight into the controversial new film

Top ops

Nadav Tamir

Hope cannot be built on the exclusion of Arab parties

If the change bloc wants to present a credible alternative government, it must stop treating Arab parties as untouchable coalition partners

Daphne Lazar Price

Daphne Lazar Price

I want to read the essays

When you were accused of drugging and gang-raping a woman and given the opportunity to mitigate against the alleged crime, what did you say?

Esther Sperber

What should we teach our children when Israel is challenged?

Instead of responding to Mamdani with a vigil, Jewish schools could help students grapple with the moral questions facing Israel and Zionism

Sarah Tuttle-Singer

Sarah Tuttle-Singer

Here’s who I’m inviting to my sukkah

After so much debate over who is and isn’t Jewish enough to speak to, I want to see 10 dramatically different Jews at one table, hashing it out

Ben Lazarus

Two little-known bookend prayers I really need now

While I’m staving off the anger, apathy, and impulsiveness of my incurable disease, I turn to God twice each day and ask for help that I believe would help anyone

Amir Bar Shalom

Amir Bar Shalom

Netanyahu’s narrative of ignorance on October 7 is rapidly unraveling

New reports detailing warnings conveyed by Egypt and the UAE before the massacre shatter PM's claim the security establishment kept him in the dark; if anything, it was the other way around

Benny Gantz

Israel needs to take the erosion of US support seriously

I believe in a broad Zionist government that doesn’t rely on extremists – for the sake of Israel’s alliances and Jews everywhere

Michelle Philippon

Michelle Philippon

What this former evangelical found in a Reform synagogue

After growing up in megachurches, I took a job at a Reform synagogue and discovered a very different way of thinking about God, sin, belonging — and myself

Talyah Ginsberg

Talyah Ginsberg

The year is new. Israel is already double-booked.

The High Holidays promise renewal, but family, romance, travel plans and life in Israel have apparently declined to clear their calendars

Sharon Weiss-Greenberg

Sharon Weiss-Greenberg

I thought a sukkah was fragile; the border kibbutzim proved me wrong

Rain cancels the mitzvah, but grief does not: You must come out and sit under the thatched roof - not to rejoice, but to show up. That is resilience

Adam S. Ferziger

Adam S. Ferziger

Life is a fragile booth: The ‘falling sukkah’ redemption

Even when the walls shake, in times of personal and national crisis, internal division, and real exposure, we seek comfort in the sukkah’s ’shade of faith’

Alon Tal

They tried to destroy Temple Israel. Six months later, it stands tall

Back in their restored sanctuary for Yom Kippur, Michigan Jews had a message for those who would have them lower their voices: ‘We are Zionists. Full stop.’

Ireland's soccer players bow their heads as the Israeli national anthem plays before their UEFA Nations League match in Debrecen, Hungary, September 27, 2026. (Bernadett Szabo/Reuters)

Sa'ar likens team to 1939 Irish squad that gave Nazi salute

Irish soccer team refuses handshakes, bows heads during Israeli anthem; wins the match 3-0

By Agencies and ToI Staff

Players wear black armbands to mark Gaza war dead, one player boycotts, broadcaster strips down its coverage; Israel's captain says Ireland players said unpleasant things during game: 'Obviously they hate us. We don’t like them'

‘I want to kill you’: Ben Gvir films himself berating terrorist behind deadly 1996 bus bombings

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir seen berating Hassan Salamah, a Hamas terrorist jailed for orchestrating a pair of 1996 Jerusalem bus explosions that killed 45 people, in a video posted to social media on September 27. 2026. (Screenshots/Itamar Ben Gvir via X)

By Noam Lehmann and ToI Staff

Police minister boasts of making Hamas member Hassan Salamah's life 'hell,' amid a series of videos of him bragging about worsening conditions for Palestinian security inmates

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Screen captures from video of a homecoming event in Bnei Brak from ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers who were released from military prison, September 27, 2026. (Daniel Grovais via X)

Homecoming procession held in Bnei Brak for 160 draft dodgers released from prison

News crews say they were attacked by participants, forced to leave the area; organizer 'Color Black,' a new political party, has made army exemptions for ultra-Orthodox its central aim

The Israeli Navy's INS Drakon submarine sails in the Mediterranean Sea, early September 24, 2026. (Israel Defense Forces)

ToI at sea

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'The moment you disconnect the cables, you are alone'

Israel’s newest, largest submarine arrives, deepening Navy’s stealth capabilities

By Emanuel Fabian

Twelve years and one scandal in the making, the INS Drakon completes its 23-day journey from Germany with a ToI reporter aboard, carrying secret tech and powered by a system that will allow it to stay underwater for longer

People walk in the streets of Maastricht on February 3, 2017. (Sophie MIGNON/AFP)

Dutch university suspends student who claimed he took part in October 7 massacre

The student, who is banned from Maastricht University buildings while the investigation continues, is part of a group of Palestinians granted scholarships to study in the Netherlands

William, a nine-year-old Armenian Christian boy from Jerusalem, who was pepper-sprayed by a Jewish extremist on Yom Kippur, speaks to Channel 13, in an interview aired September 26, 2026. (Screenshot)

Suspect arrested in Yom Kippur pepper-spraying of Christian child in Jerusalem

By Noam Lehmann and ToI Staff

Police say 22-year-old from Haredi-majority settlement of Ganei Modi’in arrested in northern Israel after assault, in which extremists attacked child upon hearing him speak English

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ToI at sea: Israel’s newest, largest submarine arrives

ToI at sea: Israel’s newest, largest submarine arrives

Ancient ritual bath complex uncovered at foot of Temple Mount

Ancient ritual bath complex uncovered at foot of Temple Mount

Footage showing a Palestinian child transporting weapons in the central Gaza Strip

Footage showing a Palestinian child transporting weapons in the central Gaza Strip

A Mandatory Listen: The Times of Israel's senior analyst, Haviv Rettig Gur, says military strength i

A Mandatory Listen: The Times of Israel's senior analyst, Haviv Rettig Gur, says military strength i

Israeli troops razed a two-kilometer tunnel in the IDF-held portion of the Gaza Strip

Israeli troops razed a two-kilometer tunnel in the IDF-held portion of the Gaza Strip

ANALYSIS: Why did the US grant Iran entry visas but not the PA?

ANALYSIS: Why did the US grant Iran entry visas but not the PA?

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s annual visit for the UN General Assembly brought out protestors

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s annual visit for the UN General Assembly brought out protestors

PM Netanyahu takes fire at "antisemite" Mayor Mamdani

PM Netanyahu takes fire at "antisemite" Mayor Mamdani

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu invites “moral cowards” to leave the room after a walkout by many

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu invites “moral cowards” to leave the room after a walkout by many

Who will Prime Minister Netanyahu be speaking to in his speech today?

Who will Prime Minister Netanyahu be speaking to in his speech today?

Smotrich: Israel must ‘go to war’ in West Bank, ‘do there what we did in Gaza’

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich attends a ceremony marking the establishment of the new Israeli settlement of Ma’ale Arugot in Gush Etzion, in the West Bank, September 2, 2026. (Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)

Finance minister also calls on Israel to annex 'at least' up to the ceasefire line in Gaza and the Litani River in Lebanon to make enemies 'pay a price' for Oct. 7 and ensuing wars

'It’s a privilege to live in the center of the world'

Peoples of Israel: Hannah Pasternak-Shames, the wayfinder

By Sarah Tuttle-Singer

On this week's installment, we meet a woman who came to Israel looking for home, and found it by walking the land and learning how to share its history with others

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Members of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) walk along a main road in Mekelle on September 23, 2026, as tensions intensify in northern Ethiopia after Tigrayan rebels seized control of airports in the region. (AFP)

Some 20 Israelis stuck in northern Ethiopia’s Tigray region amid rebel advance

By ToI Staff and AFP

US President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, China’s President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan walk down the steps after a visit the National Archives in Washington, DC on September 25, 2026. (SAUL LOEB/AFP)

Trump brought up possible arms sales to China’s Xi, US ambassador says

By AFP

Protesters hold placards reading 'Deniz Goktas, Let him be released!' during a demonstration in support of Turkish comedian Deniz Goktas, as he went on trial for insulting Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and other offenses, seen outside the Justice Palace courthouse in Istanbul on September 28, 2026. (YASIN AKGUL/AFP)

Court-jesting comedian convicted for Erdogan ‘insult,’ but freed pending appeal

By Fulya Ozerkan

Nepali men stand amid the damage caused by landslides and flooding in the mountain village of Samagaun, where dozens of Israeli tourists were trapped, September 27, 2026. (Courtesy of Passportcard)

Dozens of Israelis trapped in Nepali mountain village due to landslides, floods

By Nava Freiberg and ToI Staff

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar attends a session at the Hungarian parliament in Budapest on September 28, 2026, as the parliament lifted his parliamentary immunity, allowing criminal proceedings against him. (Attila KISBENEDEK/AFP)

Hungarian parliament suspends immunity for PM Magyar, two Orban-era ministers

By Justin Spike

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic signs his resignation as president in order to run for prime minister, in Belgrade, Serbia, September 27, 2026. (Serbian presidential press office via AP)

Serbia’s President Vucic resigns to run for prime minister in October elections

By Reuters and ToI Staff

A Zim cargo ship is seen outside the port of Haifa on May 1, 2026. (Sharon Leibel/Flash90)

Hapag-Lloyd revises offer as sale of Israeli shipping giant Zim hangs in the balance

By Sharon Wrobel

Hezbollah supporter chant slogans as they hold placards bearing the Arabic words “We will avenge you” during a ceremony marking the second anniversary of the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in Israeli airstrikes, at Nasrallah’s shrine in Beirut, Lebanon, September 27, 2026. (AP Photo/Bilal Hussein)

‘We cannot be defeated’: Hezbollah chief rallies supporters 2 years after Nasrallah killing

By AFP

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his wife Sara Netanyahu attend a cornerstone-laying ceremony for the Atarot Heritage Center in northern Jerusalem, July 5, 2026. (Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)

Report: PM’s aide Urich built AI tool to monitor media, causing security breach

By Ethan Rubinson and ToI Staff

Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud of Saudi Arabia speaks during the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, in New York City, September 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Heather Khalifa)

Saudi FM urges UN to protect maritime routes amid Iranian and Houthi attacks

By AFP and ToI Staff

Illustrative: A police officer is seen at a scene of a mass shooting at a house party in KwaMakhutha township south of the city Durban, South Africa, September 23, 2026. (AP Photo)

Separate mass shootings in South Africa townships leave at least 27 people dead

Illustrative: Police carry out a raid in the southern Bedouin town of Rahat, May 7, 2025. (Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)

Negev residents report ‘insane gunfire’ for several hours, are reminded of Oct. 7

By Michael Horovitz

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Those we have lost

Stories of the civilians and soldiers who have fallen in the Israel-Hamas war

Alon Shamli (Facebook)

Those We Have Lost

Alon Shamli, 34: Beloved gym teacher and soccer coach

Killed in a terror shooting in Egypt on October 8

Cpt. Sahar Saudyan who was killed on October 7, 2023. (IDF)

Those We Have Lost

Cpt. Sahar Saudyan, 21: Iron Dome operator who was ‘a real hero’

Killed when Hamas terrorists overran southern Israel on October 7

Yarin Peled who was killed in Nahal Oz on October 7, 2023. (Courtesy)

Those we have lost

Staff Sgt. Yarin Peled, 20: Medic who scrawled last request facing death

Longtime volunteer with Magen David Adom killed at the Nahal Oz IDF base October 7

Sgt. Yotam Hillel (IDF)

Those we have lost

Sgt. Yotam Hillel, 19: Aspiring DJ who ‘had the biggest heart’

Killed battling Hamas terrorists in Kibbutz Kfar Aza on October 9

Master Sgt. (res.) Matan Meir who was killed in Gaza on November 11, 2023. (Courtesy)

Those we have lost

Master Sgt. (res.) Matan Meir, 38: ‘Fauda’ crew member killed in action

A member of the 551st Brigade’s 697th Battalion, he was killed November 11 while fighting in northern Gaza

Sharon Hirsh (Courtesy)

Those we have lost

Sharon Hirsh, 45: Single mom of 3 ‘never gave up on life’

Murdered by Hamas terrorists while trying to flee the Supernova music festival on October 7

Master Sgt. Michael Lizmi, who was killed by Hamas terrorists in Ofakim on October 7, 2023. (Courtesy)

Those We Have Lost

Master Sgt. Michael Lizmi, 28: Cop was ‘the best father in the world’

Killed battling the Hamas invasion of Ofakim on October 7

Dr. Michael Murzakhanov (Courtesy)

Those we have lost

Michael Murzakhanov, 69: Prison doctor who spread ‘positive energy’

Murdered by Hamas terrorists on the way from Netivot to Ashkelon on October 7

Maj. (res.) Ofir Erez who was killed by Hamas in Sufa on October 7, 2023. (IDF)

Those we have lost

Ofir Erez, 57: Tour guide, ‘incredibly funny’ community theater actor

Killed on October 7 by Hamas terrorists at the gate of Kibbutz Sufa

Bilha and Yakov Inon. (Courtesy)

Those we have lost

Bilha & Yakov Inon, 75 & 78: Couple were ‘pillars of their community’

Murdered by Hamas terrorists in their home in Netiv Ha'asara on October 7

Tales of the Times

The quirky, improbable, infuriating and uplifting

Screenshots from a video posted by user FreeSpirit666 on TikTok, on September 14, 2026, captioned “Prices at Auschwitz". (Screenshots/FreeSpirit666 via TikTok)

Sour taste

British tourist’s TikTok critique of Auschwitz Museum’s café goes viral

'This is a concentration camp where thousands died, not a 5 star restaurant experience,' says one commenter on since-deleted video

The exterior of the restored Tiferet Synagogue in Jerusalem's Jewish Quarter, open for tours during Batim Mibifnim in October 2026 (Jewish Quarter Tourism)

Opportunity knocks

Jerusalem’s homes and institutions open to the public

Annual architecture festival Open House Jerusalem to take place over two October weekends, with free tours of sites around the capital

By Jessica Steinberg

Former star striker Wayne Rooney stands on the pitch before the Champions League soccer match between Liverpool and Real Madrid in Liverpool, England, November 4, 2025. (AP Photo/Jon Super)

'Roo the Jew'

British soccer legend Wayne Rooney reveals Jewish ancestry

Raised Catholic and once interested in becoming a priest, former England striker learns his great-grandmother fled Poland for Liverpool

Screen grab from video of British pop star Boy George announcing an upcoming concert in Tel Aviv, in a video posted to social media, September 22, 2026. (Boy George)

'It is my honor'

British pop star Boy George to perform in Israel in November

Staunchly pro-Israel artist expresses his gratitude at being invited to give concert, promises 'an evening of positivity, and love, and good vibes'

By Jessica Steinberg

Illustrative: A Shabbat table (iStock by Getty Images)

Hungry for unity

Room for one more? Campaign bridges divides by breaking bread

Grassroots initiative urges Jews to invite someone outside their usual circles this Sukkot, building on successful trial run over Tisha B'Av

Actor Lior Raz in the fifth season of 'Fauda.' (Video screenshot)

Cross-border hit

Oct. 7-focused new season of ‘Fauda’ is No. 1 on Netflix in Lebanon

Shows fifth season tops charts across the Arab world, even as it focuses on Israeli pain and trauma caused by Hamas attack and Gaza war

Gal Gadot and Jimmy Kimmel blow shofars on the latter's late night talk show on September 10, 2026. (Screen capture/X)

Shofar so good

Gal Gadot blows shofar on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ before Rosh Hashanah

‘Wonder Woman’ star also talks gefilte fish, while musical guest MUNA distances itself from sharing the episode with Israeli star, posting ‘Free Palestine’

US film director Quentin Tarantino arrives for the screening of the film “Nouvelle Vague” (New Wave) at the 78th edition of the Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, southern France, on May 17, 2025. (Sameer Al-Doumy/AFP)

'Snorts like SpongeBob'

Tarantino laughs loudly at the movies, including his own, some Israelis say

The 'Kill Bill' director, who is married to an Israeli and lives in Tel Aviv some of the year, reportedly annoys moviegoers at local theaters by laughing at inappropriate moments

By Jessica Steinberg

Babies and medical staff with Israeli flags at the Nahariya Medical Center, ahead of Independence Day, April 13, 2026. (Yossi Aloni/FLASH90)

The Name Game

Mohammad, Avigail most popular baby names in Hebrew year 5786

Population and Immigration Authority list shows Ariel retaining top spot for Jewish boys; 179,398 babies born since last Rosh Hashanah

Gal Gadot shares more details about the DC Studios Wonder Woman franchise with 'Happy Sad Confused' podcast host Josh Horowitz in August 2026 (Screenshot/Josh Horowitz via YouTube)

Passing on Gadot

Gal Gadot confirms she was cut from Wonder Woman franchise

Actress says she wasn't surprised by cold shoulder from DC Studios, is grateful she 'got to wear' the superhero's boots

By Jessica Steinberg