<p>A passenger hall has been destroyed in the IAF airstrikes at Sana'a International Airport, according to local reports.</p>

<p>In the main headline of Tuesday's edition of the<i> Yated Ne'eman</i> newspaper, the leader of the Lithuanian haredi community, Rabbi Dov Lando, announces his intention to travel abroad to raise funds to support yeshivas and kollels affected by the cancellation of budgets for yeshiva students who do not enlist.</p><p>The rabbi adds, in a statement that could be interpreted as a warning to decision-makers, "All paths are open to us on this matter."</p>

Sirens in Netiv Ha'asara due to false identification

<p>Al Arabiya reports that an Israeli airstrike on Sana'a Airport in Yemen is expected within the hour after the IDF issued a warning to evacuate the airport.</p>

<p>An anti-Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions bill scheduled for a vote in US Congress on Monday was pulled after it faced backlash from several allies of US President Donald Trump.</p><p>The bill, dubbed the International Governmental Organization (IGO) Anti-Boycott Act, would effectively have criminalized boycotting Israel. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene wrote on X on Monday, “I’m told we are no longer voting on this. It’s been pulled.”</p>

B’nai Brith Canada praises a Quebec court’s decision to keep Montreal synagogue firebombing suspect Mohamed Ilyess Akodad in custody, calling it a vital stand against antisemitic violence.

Michigan's attorney general dismisses felony cases tied to a pro-Palestinian Arab protest camp cleared from the University of Michigan last year.

Religious Zionist Party MK Simcha Rothman explained why the term 'Draft Evasion Law' used by the opposition is incorrect.