<p>Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich responded to remarks by Naor Narkis, a candidate in Yair Golan's Democrats party, who pledged to close all ritual baths in Israel if his political camp forms the next government.</p><p>“The candidate from Yair Golan’s party, Naor Narkis, the future Minister of Religious Services in an Eisenkot government, has confirmed it: ‘The day we take power, we will close all mikvahs for religious Jews.’ Listen to him. They intend to do exactly what they are saying," Smotrich said.</p>

Lieutenant Colonel (Res.) Shaike Megiddo, 55, a resident of Psagot, passed away after contracting a severe bacterial infection affecting his heart while serving in the reserve duty.

As the United States prepares to mark its 250th anniversary, a new survey shows that one of the communities that has helped build the nation since its founding is facing a pervasive and escalating threat.

New party “Leyamin Zion" officially registered amid efforts to fill right-wing political vacuum, with talks underway with senior figures and internal polling suggesting potential for double-digit Knesset seats, source tells Arutz Sheva

Greek police launch an official investigation following a march by extremist pro-Palestinian Arab activists in Thessaloniki.

Rabbi Benny Kalmanson said he and other Zionist rabbis are exploring a new right-wing party, citing disappointment with the Religious Zionist Party.

The New York Times reports US officials feared Israel could target Foreign Minister Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf, potentially derailing ceasefire and peace talks with Tehran.

IDF eliminated Muhammad Na’im Jandiya, who oversaw the massacre in Kibbutz Nahal Oz, abducted Cpt. Daniel Peretz, and held three Israelis hostage.