Argentinian judge who called Jews ‘rats and vipers’ dismissed. The decision was the first time in the country’s history that a judge has been removed from office over anti-Jewish hate speech.

Swiss police probe ‘death to Zionism’ rally in Basel. The unauthorized event, whose organizers are unknown, is timed to take place on the 129th anniversary of Herzl’s 1st Zionist Congress.

How Mossad stole the world’s most advanced fighter jet. After nearly three years of planning, Mossad recruited Iraqi pilot Munir Redfa to fly a MiG-21 to Israel in 1966, pulling off one of the boldest intelligence operations in Israeli history

Jewish cemetery in Poland damaged by bulldozer during unsupervised repairs, org. tells ‘Post.’ The tractor entered through the main entrance and broke many tombstones on the way to the work area, scattering human bone fragments, J-nerations told the Post.

Over half of Israelis fear revealing their identity abroad, study shows. A survey found that 52% of Israelis worry about revealing their nationality abroad, while 41% have changed travel plans or behavior since October 7, including canceling trips.

‘Where to kill Barron?’ Iran airs video offering $10m. reward to kill US president’s son – report. The video, linked on X/Twitter by anti-regime London-based journalist Niyak Ghorbani, showed various locations Barron had been at specific points in the past, including Trump Tower.

Lebanon may be the next Abraham Accords breakthrough, and Israel should not waste the opening. Opinion: Jared Kushner says the Middle East is again at a turning point; years of diplomacy, Hezbollah’s weakness and a new regional order have created a rare opening for Israel and Lebanon

Gaslighting on steroids. The libels against Israel are all falling apart.

Iraq seeks Saudi, Syrian ties as it faces pressure to rein in Iran-backed militias – analysis. Iraq’s militias have threatened US forces and Israel in the past. They have kidnapped journalists and carried out hundreds of attacks on the Kurdistan Region of northern Iraq.