Hourly Roundup 01:00 Israel · 12 Nov 2026
Stories in this hour
- Following limited progress at talks between the three parties in Abu Dhabi, UAE, where the largest prisoner swap since the start of the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War was agreed up…Following limited progress at talks between the three parties in Abu Dhabi, UAE, where the largest prisoner swap since the start of the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War was agreed upon, White House Special Envoy to the…
- Gal Gadot to adapt children's novel 'Don't Feed the Lion' about antisemitism into film“This is a story that feels especially personal to us, both as parents and as a family,” Gadot and her husband and producing partner, Jaron Varsano, said in a joint statement
- CEO of the American Jewish Committee: "Blaming American Jews for every decision of Jerusalem – that is antisemitism"Ted Deutch at the Israel Hayom conference in New York: "You cannot give up on an entire party. We must not let extremists on both sides win" • According to him, bipartisan support for Israel…
- US deportation flight carrying Iranians turned back after Pakistan refuses entry - reportA second attempt to deport Iranian detainees from the US was aborted on Tuesday after Pakistan reportedly refused to receive them
- Democrat Scott Colom has defeated Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi Senate Race, flipping the state Blue for the first time since 1982 and providing the Democrats…Democrat Scott Colom has defeated Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi Senate Race, flipping the state Blue for the first time since 1982 and providing the Democrats at least a 55 seat majority in the…
Torah perspective
Blaming American Jews for the decisions of Jerusalem's government is a category error with a long, ugly pedigree. The sages already saw it: when one Jew places himself above another, the two yuds that together spell God's name collapse into a colon, a full stop. Two Jews side by side invite the Divine presence; one Jew standing over another ends the sentence. Ted Deutsch's point is not merely political. It is the old reflex of holding a whole people hostage to a distant government's choices, a reflex that has never once ended well for us. The remedy is the one the holy Jew of Przysucha taught: equality first, then connection. Only from that ground can real advocacy, and real love of Israel, be built.