Fresh clues emerge in hunt for Louvre heist gang
DNA evidence from abandoned protective equipment now offers investigators potential leads in identifying the gang behind Sunday's four-minute Louvre heist that netted jewelry worth 88 million euros.
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Pro-Palestinians storm professor's class, threaten to behead him
"I finished my lecture, protesters stood right in front of my face and called me a war criminal and a Nazi. They refused to leave. One of them threatened they would behead me," Michael Ben-Gad, a British-born Jewish professor who teaches economics at a London university, testified.
Israel needs the death penalty for terrorists, now
In the latest hostage deal, Israel released 250 inmates serving life sentences, the most dangerous terrorists in our prisons. If a murderer can become a legitimate bargaining chip for the innocent lives kidnapped by terrorist organizations, then he is deserving of death from the moment of his arrest, not only on the battlefield.
Saudi-Israeli normalization on horizon as Gulf interests align
Though not necessarily a full accession to the Abraham Accords, a significant diplomatic-economic step between Saudi Arabia and Israel is likely, according to a senior US diplomat who told Israel Hayom, "It’s not a gamble — it’s about geopolitics and economic interests. What should have happened long ago is likely to happen soon."
Tommy Robinson is no friend to the Jews
Israel's Diaspora Affairs Minister is making a grave mistake. Israel needs genuine support from moderates in Britain, not embarrassing embraces from provocateurs using it for their own political agenda
