By Ita Yankovich and Ziona Greenwald
By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

By Jessica Russak-Hoffman - JNS
Flydubai has reportedly extended cancellations on its Dubai-Tel Aviv route through November 15. Affected passengers can request refunds or rebook, while a resumption date remains unconfirmed.
Flydubai has reportedly extended cancellations on its Dubai-Tel Aviv route through November 15. Affected passengers can request refunds or rebook, while a resumption date remains unconfirmed.
Weekend Recap . Trump on Saudi-Israel cooperation President Donald Trump said Israel had "been very helpful to Saudi Arabia" as the kingdom faces Houthi attacks. He also suggested normalization could be back on the…
Weekend Recap . Trump on Saudi-Israel cooperation President Donald Trump said Israel had "been very helpful to Saudi Arabia" as the kingdom faces Houthi attacks. He also suggested normalization could be back on the table "maybe more than ever." His comments did not establish what assistance Israel had provided specifically against the Houthis. European diplomats attacked Police opened an investigation into an alleged attack involving European diplomats and Palestinian olive harvesters near Taybeh on Saturday. French, Belgian and Polish representatives were reportedly present, and a Belgian diplomatic vehicle was damaged. The IDF condemned the incident and said the delegation's visit had not been coordinated with it. Gaza strikes The IDF announced overnight that two Hamas operatives who participated in the October 7 attacks had been killed in separate Gaza strikes. Separately, Gaza hospital officials reported four people killed in Israeli strikes, including a 14-year-old. The military said it targeted Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives in some of those locations. Lebanon interceptions The IDF launched interceptors near its troops in southern Lebanon on Friday evening, later saying the launches followed a false identification. No civilian warning sirens were activated. Clash near Kedumim Two people were lightly injured during a clash between Israelis and Palestinians near Kedumim on Saturday. The IDF said an injured Israeli civilian was taken for treatment and that troops were searching the area as the incident was investigated. Iran and Gulf shipping Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed Saturday that two oil tankers struck naval mines and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz. Reuters said there was no independent confirmation. Separately, CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper said financial pressure was forcing Iranian-backed groups to send money back to the IRGC, sometimes withholding their own fighters' pay.
Worked for 35s Weekend Recap Trump on Saudi-Israel cooperation President Donald Trump said Israel had "been very helpful to Saudi Arabia" as the kingdom faces Houthi attacks. He also suggested normalization could be…
Worked for 35s Weekend Recap Trump on Saudi-Israel cooperation President Donald Trump said Israel had "been very helpful to Saudi Arabia" as the kingdom faces Houthi attacks. He also suggested normalization could be back on the table "maybe more than ever." His comments did not establish what assistance Israel had provided specifically against the Houthis. European diplomats attacked Police opened an investigation into an alleged attack involving European diplomats and Palestinian olive harvesters near Taybeh on Saturday. French, Belgian and Polish representatives were reportedly present, and a Belgian diplomatic vehicle was damaged. The IDF condemned the incident and said the delegation's visit had not been coordinated with it. Gaza strikes The IDF announced overnight that two Hamas operatives who participated in the October 7 attacks had been killed in separate Gaza strikes. Separately, Gaza hospital officials reported four people killed in Israeli strikes, including a 14-year-old. The military said it targeted Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives in some of those locations. Lebanon interceptions The IDF launched interceptors near its troops in southern Lebanon on Friday evening, later saying the launches followed a false identification. No civilian warning sirens were activated. Clash near Kedumim Two people were lightly injured during a clash between Israelis and Palestinians near Kedumim on Saturday. The IDF said an injured Israeli civilian was taken for treatment and that troops were searching the area as the incident was investigated. Iran and Gulf shipping Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed Saturday that two oil tankers struck naval mines and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz. Reuters said there was no independent confirmation. Separately, CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper said financial pressure was forcing Iranian-backed groups to send money back to the IRGC, sometimes withholding their own fighters' pay.
President Donald Trump said overnight that the United States may carry out further strikes against Iran, specifically identifying the underground nuclear facility known as Pickaxe Mountain as a potential target. In an…
President Donald Trump said overnight that the United States may carry out further strikes against Iran, specifically identifying the underground nuclear facility known as Pickaxe Mountain as a potential target. In an interview with Newsmax, Trump said, "We may have to go there," adding that American forces could destroy the facility quickly. He ruled out using nuclear weapons against Iran and said he does not envision deploying American ground troops. His remarks follow CNN reporting that the Pentagon has developed new strike options, including the possible use of the GBU-43/B, known as the "Mother of All Bombs," against Iranian nuclear and energy infrastructure. Trump did not confirm whether the weapon would be used. CNN noted that the bomb is designed primarily for surface targets and may not be effective against deeply buried nuclear facilities. Meanwhile, Channel 12 reported that Israeli security officials believe any renewed military campaign against Iran should be comprehensive, targeting missile facilities, nuclear sites, energy installations, and other infrastructure. Western intelligence agencies have detected unusual military activity inside Iran, raising concerns that Tehran could take further escalatory action. However, Israeli and American officials told Channel 12 that the latest intelligence does not currently require an immediate military response. No confirmed Iranian decision to launch a preemptive attack has been established.
By Rabbi Shraga Simmons
By Rabbi Eliezer M. Niehaus
By Phil Chernofsky
By Rabbi Moshe Meir Weiss
By Rebbetzin Miriam Gross

By Rikki Zagelbaum

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)