<p>Qatar strongly rejected the claims that it funded Hamas, claiming that the <i>New Yorker</i> investigation was based on false information and recycled and forged documents, which it said were part of an anti-Qatari campaign.</p><p>The Qatari Information Office statement claimed that elements on the far-right in Israel were behind the distribution of the documents. Doha also emphasized: "Nothing was transferred to Gaza without Israeli approval, whether it was financial aid or essential goods."</p>

<p>UEFA rejects Ireland’s request to avoid future matchups with Israel, citing its case-by-case policy and the lack of a direct conflict between the countries.</p><p>(Arutz Sheva-Israel National News' North American desk is keeping you updated until the start of Yom Kippur in New York. The time posted automatically on all Israel National News articles, however, is Israeli time.)</p>

The right is gaining strength, the left is taking Berlin: Why are Germany’s Jews watching the election results with concern?

Nearly three years after October 7, Israelis return to Hostages Square for a prayer of gratitude, remembrance and unity.

<p>An explosive device exploded a short while ago on an IDF engineering vehicle operating in the northern Gaza Strip. There were no casualties.</p>

A full 654 Jewish ascents recorded as worshipers pray for hours with police-approved prayer books; National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir joins Mincha service ahead of the fast.

Students in Acre and Sderot yeshivas mark the end of the holiest day of the Jewish year with singing, dancing and prayers for mercy.

Duvdevan soldiers arrest two terrorists planning an immediate attack as IDF forces uncover weapons, explosives materials and a weapons-manufacturing lathe during Yom Kippur operations.