Hourly Roundup 11:00 Israel · 13 Nov 2026
Stories in this hour
- 🚨🇮🇱 IDF forces arrested more than 55 wanted individuals, including Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad operatives, during counterterrorism operations across Judea and Samaria ov…🚨🇮🇱 IDF forces arrested more than 55 wanted individuals, including Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad operatives, during counterterrorism operations across Judea and Samaria over the past week. According to the IDF, dozens of battalions and…
- Spanish neo-Nazi Nucleo Nacional group activities suspended as part of hate crimes investigationThe ruling, which ordered the group's office shut, social media content and bank accounts blocked, follows the arrest of 14 NN members last week on suspicion of inciting hatred
- Police: Shin Bet must provide more evidence before investigation into foreign funding of electionsAccording to the assessment, the existing findings suggest, at most, a possible minor violation of party financing laws, raising doubts about the justification for a full criminal investigation
- The commander of the US Navy’s 5th Fleet, the naval component in the US Central Command, completed a visit to Israel this week.During the visit, 5th Fleet commander Vice Adm. Curt Renshaw met with Israeli Navy chief Vice Adm. Eyal Harel and other top naval officers, the Israeli
- Prediction market Kalshi cuts ties with Trump's son following Polymarket fundingThe Democratic sweep of both houses of US Congress in the midterm elections could bring more scrutiny of companies over links to the White House
- Iran's IRGC says liquified gas tanker struck mine along 'unauthorized' route in Strait of HormuzIranian media reported on Thursday that four oil tankers were hit by explosions in the waterway vital for global shipping, adding that the vessels had ignored warnings
- Northern Resident Praised Sinwar and Called for War to ContinueA resident of Yafia in northern Israel is expected to be indicted on Friday, November 13, for social media posts. He allegedly praised Yahya Sinwar, the eliminated leader of the terrorist group Hamas and organizer…
- Behind Eitan Mor's Shirt Lies a Hidden Message to Israeli ArabsHostage survivor Eitan Mor, in a special interview with 'Motzash Edition', expresses concern over the establishment of a government relying on Arab parties. He compared proud American citizens with their flag to Israeli Arabs and…
- "History will not forgive you for this": Journalist accuses Bennett and LiebermanAmid ongoing coalition negotiations and a delay in swearing in the new government following the parliamentary elections held on October 27, Channel 12 journalist Zion Nanus sharply criticized the leaders of the change bloc. He…
- Kalshi offers up to $135,000 for people to play GTA VI on launch day, research 'game's economy'Prediction market Kalshi is offering $120,000 plus bonuses for a GTA VI researcher to livestream the game and analyze its real-world economic impact
- Tired of guessing? The Israeli app that will choose the perfect wine for you - in HebrewTzameret Faran, entrepreneur, journalist and former communications consultant, stood in front of the wine shelf and didn't know how to explain what she likes • So she enrolled in wine studies and understood two things…
- Curiosity in the Knesset: Deputy in Hysteria Splashes Water on Goldknopf (VIDEO)The 26th Knesset began its work with the expected political noise and heated debates. However, this time attention was drawn not to another conflict between deputies, but to an unusual incident involving water: Deputy Meirav…
Torah perspective
Spain's move to shut down a neo-Nazi group, freezing its offices, accounts, and online presence, raises a question the Torah treats with unusual seriousness: how a society handles the voice that seeks to destroy it. The sages distinguish between speech that wounds and speech that incites to bloodshed, and the latter they placed outside the ordinary protections of debate. What is striking here is the quiet, procedural nature of the response. No mob, no spectacle. A ruling, a closure, a freeze. The Talmud's principle that the court acts for the sake of the world's repair suggests that protecting the vulnerable sometimes means drawing a line that is firm precisely because it is calm.