NY students attend Nasrallah vigil but don't know who he was
One attendee who declined to provide their name claimed to know Nasrallah, describing him as "a hero" while emphasizing they were "not a Hezbollah member."
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Syria tensions rise as Druze establish militia separate from al-Julani regime
Multiple organizations, predominantly Druze groups that previously aligned with the Assad regime, declared the creation of an umbrella organization aimed at ensuring "security and stability" in the Jabal al-Druze region.
Israel prepares for the big freeze of the season
The severe cold wave named "Coral" is nearing its end, but not before it sends temperatures plummeting to all across Israel, making Monday night the coldest yet this winter.
Divided by 80 years, united by an oath: 2 photos of Jewish fate
While the comparison between the Holocaust and the Oct.7 massacre disturbs many, it remains a necessary one – with one crucial difference: The German Nazis succeeded in their "Final Solution". The new Nazis tried, and failed.
The goal: Deny Hamas leverage – then resume combat
The stated goal is to release the maximum amount of hostages, deprive Hamas of its leverage over Israel – and only then, if necessary, return to war to achieve its objectives.
