Hourly Roundup 15:00 Israel · 4 Oct 2026
Stories in this hour
- Yoseph Haddad rejects past support for Palestinian state after old interview resurfacesIn the old interview, Haddad argued that greater integration of Arab Israelis into the country’s decision-making institutions could eventually help advance Israeli-Palestinian peace
- NEW DETAILS: Major security failures in Israel are emerging following the Flydubai incident, according to N12.The pilot had previously landed in Israel, including just one week before the incident. Israel did not know that Oman had previously dismissed the pilot over concerns
- Head of Yemen's presidential council announces military operations to retake territoryThe Saudi-backed head of Yemen's presidential council, Rashad al-Alimi, announced on Sunday the start of military operations to retake the remaining territory held by Iran-backed Houthis
- The wheat grows again: the message that must be taken from the October 7 massacreWhile we commemorate the memory of the fallen and the massacred from October 7, the look towards the communities of the Gaza Envelope and the fields that continue to grow, alongside the military strength against…
- Israeli spy Eli Cohen may have been buried near Damascus barracks, Syrian official claims“We said the Israelis would not let the matter go and would try to obtain his remains, so each of us began suggesting a place where he could be buried,” Jawish told Al Majalla
- BREAKING: Yemen’s President announced a broad military offensive to liberate the country from the Iran-backed Houthi terrorists.
- No spoons, no hints: This is Geller’s predictionLess than a month before Election Day, Uri Geller predicts the outcome, while making his own position clear: 'There’s no one like Bibi.'
- Texas wins case forcing Galveston school district to display Ten Commandments posters in classroomsA Texas judge has ordered a Gulf Coast school district to display posters of the Ten Commandments in all classrooms, marking a victory for the state in a protracted series of legal battles over religious…
- Jewish Actress Supported Israel, and Paid the Price: "Everyone Disappeared"Jewish-American actress Selma Blair revealed the price she paid after speaking out against Islam on social media. According to her, following the uproar she lost friends and collaborations: "No one came back to me." Blair…
- Investigation into Terror Attack on FlyDubai Flight – Details from CBS NewsIsraeli specialists leading the investigation into the incident involving a FlyDubai aircraft have reached a preliminary conclusion that the attempted hijacking of the plane was a planned attack by a lone terrorist. This was reported…
- Police raided a school in Al-Eizariya and arrested the principal on suspicion of incitementThe principal was arrested on suspicion of incitement against the State of Israel, after images of Yasser Arafat and Yahya Sinwar were found in the school, along with activities encouraging terrorism on the premises. The…
- Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud:"The problem in Yemen is, in fact, the Houthis. They are the ones acting aggressively, they are the ones operating outside international law and the international framework, and they are the ones destabilizing the region."
Torah perspective
A Texas judge ordered a school district to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom. The deeper point is not about a poster on a wall. At Sinai, the Ten Commandments introduced a radical idea: law is not invented by the powerful but revealed from above. Every society since has had to reckon with that claim. Without a transcendent anchor, 'right' collapses into 'who has the power to enforce.' A classroom that hangs those words is quietly teaching that truth, whether the students know it or not. The foundation of justice is not a statute book. It is the recognition that some things are true whether or not anyone votes on them.