Hourly Roundup 01:00 Israel · 3 Oct 2026
Stories in this hour
- Two Iranian nationals, Salam Ahmadyan, 36, and Rahman Salehi, 34, were charged with preparing terrorist acts targeting Manchester’s Jewish community after being arrested in a co…Two Iranian nationals, Salam Ahmadyan, 36, and Rahman Salehi, 34, were charged with preparing terrorist acts targeting Manchester’s Jewish community after being arrested in a counterterrorism operation on September 20.
- Seattle mayor hosts book talk with authors who warn of Christian Zionist 'Armageddon'Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson hosted authors Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor at Town Hall Seattle on Sept. 24, praising their new book and calling the war in Gaza a “genocide.” During the event , which…
- According to a release from Japan’s Ministry of Defense (MOD), “an object” that is likely a ballistic missile was launched from North Korea, in yet another test in recent weeks.…According to a release from Japan’s Ministry of Defense (MOD), “an object” that is likely a ballistic missile was launched from North Korea, in yet another test in recent weeks. Per a subsequent release, the…
Torah perspective
A plot to attack Manchester's Jewish community is a stark reminder of the eternal force the Torah calls Amalek. The command to remember is not about vengeance. It sharpens our awareness that evil exists to be actively overcome, not passively endured. The Jewish response is a strengthening of life, Torah, and unity. This is the inner meaning of erasing Amalek's memory: to banish the despair and cynicism that hatred tries to inject, replacing it with the joy of mitzvot and the resilience of community. In this season of Sukkot, we dwell in fragile booths open to the elements, yet filled with joy. That vulnerability is our strength, a declaration that no threat can dim the light of Torah.