Iranian Cyber Attacks on Israeli Government Targets Thwarted

A known Iranian hacking group commonly associated with the regime, named “Charming Kitten” or APT 35, was behind an attempt to exploit the Log4j vulnerability against seven targets in Israel from the government and business sector.

CUNY Chancellor Rejects BDS Resolution Passed by Law-School Student Government

On Dec. 2, the LSGA passed a resolution that calls on CUNY to cut all ties with companies that “aid in or profit from Israeli colonization, occupation and war crimes.”

Israel Attacks Southern Syria Overnight, 1 Fatality

The Syrian army issued a statement saying a Syrian soldier was killed in the attack and damage had been done to the site.

New Israeli Tax Injects Sour Note for Sweet Drinks

Sugared drinks, diet drinks and even natural juice will be taxed, beginning in January 2022.

Ukraine’s Pres. Zelensky: ‘Both Ukrainians and Jews Value Freedom’

Israel’s President Isaac Herzog told the third annual Kyiv Jewish Forum “we can never become complacent when it comes to threats . . . against any human being.”

Shin Bet: ‘No Stone-Throwing Attacks in November. Reality: Nearly 150 Attacks.

Law student Ari Kaniel counted nearly 150 reports by Hatzalah Without Borders of Judea and Samaria, detailing stone-throwing attacks in November 2021.

Member of Defense Minister’s Team Tested Positive for Omicron Variant

“It should be emphasized that the team member did not sit near the minister during the flight"

Energy Minister Halts Expansion of Israeli Natural Gas Exports, Blocks Explorations in 2022

"We will use the coming year for a series of moves that will advance the transition to renewable energies."

Antiquities Seized from Arab Bandits Believed to be Loot Taken by Bar Kochba Rebels...

Police on patrol noticed during routine activity a car driving illegally. To their amazement, they found a crate in the trunk, containing impressive and unusual archaeological finds.

IDF Silent After Jordanian Soldier Fires at Troops

IDF troops were on patrol near the Israel-Jordan-Syria border triangle when a Jordanian soldier fired several shots at them.

The Ari Fuld Project Launches Fellowship Program with Yeshivat Netiv Aryeh

Fellows in the new program are learning from Ari Fuld's teaching to help disseminate them to future generations of Jews.

Not a Book Club: 100 Women Complete Daf Yomi’s Tractate Taanit

"Knowing that so many others were doing it with me created a sense of excitement and encouraged me to continue until the finish line.”

Hebrew U. Physicist Wins 2021 Breakthrough of the Year Award

Physics World editors chose the winners from nearly 600 published research articles.

Civil Rights Experts to Duke: Federal Law Requires You to Recognize Pro-Israel Students

“This is not the first time Duke has faced incidents of anti-Semitism on its campus.”

Gantz & Barlev, Ha’aretz & B’Tselem, Launch New Anti-Settler Campaign

Over on the settler side, they would gladly tell you that their name for 247 Arab attacks with knives, stones, Molotov Cocktails, ramming cars is "last week."

Labor Minister Says Not Every BDS Action Is Necessarily Antisemitic – He’s Wrong

BDS leader Omar Barghouti opposes a Palestinian State alongside the State of Israel. He doesn't want the State of Israel there at all.

Israel Plans 30-Minute High-Speed Train from Haifa to Tel Aviv

Project to cost NIS 12 billion ($3.8 billion) • Another plan in works is connecting Beersheva to major points in country.

Tehran Times Warns Israel: ‘Just One Wrong Move’

This strange article ends with a statement that's both a warning and a desperate plea: "Keep your hands off!" But at least they recognized the borders of Israel.

Jaffa Investigation Findings: Terrorist Hid in Mosque After Stabbing Jewish Man

The wounded man fended off the attacker to prevent his wife from also getting stabbed.

Israeli Malls to Require Covid Green Pass for Admission

PM Naftali Bennett has expressed his frustrations at trying to convince more citizens to take the booster shots and vaccinate their younger children.

Poll Shows 93% of Jerusalem Arabs Prefer Israeli Rule

Jerusalem Arabs do not want the neighborhoods they live in transferred to Palestinian Authority rule.

PM Bennett Rebukes Barlev, Calls Settlers ‘Our Protective Wall’

Meanehile, on Tuesday, Minister Barlev toured southern Mount Hebron following the 'settler violence' but didn't meet the local Jewish settlers.

IDF Arrests 11 Hamas-Linked Students in Shechem

Israel’s security agencies exposed a number of military cells that were planning terror operations whose members belonged to the Islamic Bloc at A-Najah University.

Hatzalah EMT Treats Woman on Flight from Ben Gurion to Newark

"Thankfully, I was in the right place at the right time to help, and that is all that matters.”

Western Countries Have Provided $1 Billion to Anti-Israel Orgs Over the Past Decade

The NGO-Monitor report was published ahead of a special Knesset conference on the de-legitimization of Israel.

PM Bennett Enters Quarantine After COVID-19 Case Discovered on Flight Back from UAE

Bennett was not at home in quarantine when he got the news, he was in the Knesset.

TAU Survey: Most Arabs Want Ra’am Minister in Lapid-Bennett Government

Israeli Arabs don't trust the government to implement plans for fighting crime in Arab communities.

Israel Thanks Treasurers of 7 US States for Calling on Unilever to Reverse Ben...

The treasurers of Arizona, Idaho, Oklahoma, Nebraska, West Virginia, Louisiana and Mississippi sent a letter to Unilever CEO Alan Jope and the company’s board of directors on Thursday demanding that it override its subsidiary Ben & Jerry’s decision on the issue.

US Delays Delivery of Refueling Aircraft to Israel

It is not clear why the refueling aircraft cannot be delivered more expeditiously.

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