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In a cross-continental initiative led by the Jewish Agency, a special letter has been released bearing the signatures of Jewish communities and organizations from around the globe. “Tonight, 59 of our brothers and sisters are not reclining with us at the Seder table. Their cry for freedom resonates with every Jew, everywhere in the world.”
Shoshana Chatfield, a senior Jewish officer in the US Navy who held a high-ranking NATO post, was dismissed this week, becoming the fourth woman among nine top Pentagon officials to be ousted since President Donald Trump took office.
US President Donald Trump announced a 90-day suspension of the sweeping tariff plan he unveiled last week, with Wall Street soaring in response. And China? Tariffs on its goods will rise to 125%. "They showed disrespect for the markets," Trump said.
Iran refuses to discuss its missile program and insists on Omani mediation, while Washington sets a 60-day ultimatum and promises "hell" if the talks fail
The IDF is updating its grooming and uniform regulations. All male soldiers will be allowed to grow beards based on personal preference. Combat troops will wear tactical uniforms when leaving their base, while non-combat soldiers will wear Class B uniforms. The new rules also address the use of unit patches by career personnel, banning "Messiah" or other non-regulation symbols.
