During an early-morning test in Florida, Blue Origin’s giant launcher exploded on the pad; Bezos vowed to rebuild and fly again, while Musk also weighed in

Months after his release from Gaza captivity, Rom Braslavski says torture, humiliation and anxiety still haunt him; In an interview, he speaks about trauma, therapy, rebuilding his life and anger that the hostages' ordeal has become a political battle

Evangelical leader and longtime Netanyahu ally says younger Christians are being ‘re-educated’ online; warns Iran is underestimating Trump; announces massive October 7 prayer initiative for Israel 

Egoz Unit’s drone fighters describe combat in Lebanon under Hezbollah’s drone threat: eliminating operatives, preventing attacks and operating underground, while recounting one of the unit’s deadliest battles and the growing civilian demand for drone experts

Rare access to Israel’s Witness Protection Authority reveals how it erases identities, relocates witnesses abroad under new names and even alters appearances, while managing constant assassination threats from crime organizations and enforcing total separation from past lives

Dani Dayan was added to a Ukrainian blacklist after criticizing the state reburial of Andriy Melnyk, a nationalist leader who collaborated with Nazi German; Kyiv-linked site accused him of spreading 'Russian-fascist propaganda'

Germany arrested a man after he erected a replica of Auschwitz’s 'Arbeit macht frei' gate, swastikas and a mock crematorium marked 'Zyklon B' outside a Bavarian tax office. His mother says he is depressed, not antisemitic