European Commission spokesperson confirms to Israel Hayom that a document examining trade restrictions on products made in Judea and Samaria will be submitted next week. Jerusalem hopes a vote will be postponed, while Brussels warns: If Ben Gvir and Smotrich continue to serve in the next government, pressure will increase. European Parliament member: "Provocation makes it harder for us to present Israel's position credibly"
Some 6,000 new olim are expected to arrive to Israel this summer, and OU Israel is preparing to help children and teens build social connections ahead of the start of the school year through Camp Dror. Eyal Tannenbaum, who began as a camper and is returning to the camp as a counselor, speaks about the importance of creating friendships for young olim that last throughout their lives, even after camp.
The world's first university-level influencer program graduates its inaugural class, prepared to reshape Israel's image in the digital arena.
Graham Platner, the great hope of Maine's progressive wing, announced he was leaving the Senate race just two days after the publication of damaging testimony against him. He denies everything and blames the establishment, but the party has already abandoned him: "There are two weeks to find a replacement, or the seat is lost"
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's remarks ended the lull and led Trump to order an intensive strike. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is gambling on "breaking the rules" in Hormuz and is presenting demands that contradict the understandings set out in the memorandum. Amid an internal dispute within the administration, the three US alternatives are being revealed.
