Jewish communities worldwide are reeling from a year of hostility from neighbors. But probably nothing matches what the tiny community in Norway has endured

Israel's 2025 budget is set to be the most austere since 2002-2003, when the second intifada was raging and the country was in a deep recession. That won't affect the Haredim, who are determined to both avoid army service and hang onto their state subsidies

So far, the Israeli prime minister Netanyahu hasn't asked the court for a further delay of his court appearance, but there are no signs that he is preparing for his testimony

The solution won't come in the form of revenge

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in response that he is demanding that the gag order be lifted and that 'the ongoing obfuscation serves as a guise' to smear the PM's office

Rotem Cooper's parents were kidnapped to Gaza on October 7. His mother was released after 17 days, but his father was murdered in Hamas captivity. His body remains held in Gaza to this day

A three-front war has only made Benjamin Netanyahu more of a delusional megalomaniac who believes he can remake Israel and the whole Middle East at the same time. The public's fury over the ultra-Orthodox community's draft dodging may be a sign Netanyahu is overreaching in his untethered ambitions