Mordechai David was reportedly recorded saying he pays activists to attend left-wing protests, block opponents, and disrupt conferences. Lawmakers have called on authorities to investigate the group he leads and move to dissolve it immediately

Bloomberg reported that the United Arab Emirates-based airline is 'working to restart' flights between Dubai and Ben-Gurion Airport. However, the outlet did not specify a timeframe for the resumption of flights

Several organizations, including left-wing Jewish groups, have called on Prime Minister Albanese to uninvite Isaac Herzog, who is set to arrive next week for a visit in the aftermath of the Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre. 'I look forward to visiting,' the Australian premier said

Commanders for Israel's Security, representing some 600 former IDF generals and senior intelligence officials, say claims that U.S. arms pauses cost soldiers' lives are a 'big lie,' citing over $15 billion in wartime aid, U.S. military backing and bipartisan continuity under Biden and Trump

Peter Tatchell's foundation released a statement calling the arrest of Tatchell 'an attack of free speech,' while rejecting the police ban on the use of 'intifada.' He accused Palestine Solidarity Campaign protest stewards of colluding with police to have him arrested

Fed up by conflicting media reports and growing uncertainty over a potential U.S. strike on Iran, an Israeli tech worker created a real-time dashboard estimating the likelihood of a strike in the next eight hours

Jerusalem-based charity Matnat Chaim organized an event to commemorate the over 2,000 kidney donations it has facilitated, attended by over 1,000 kidney donors. President Herzog said that he was 'happy to learn that the flawed decision was reversed'

Australian Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke said that he had canceled the visa of influencer Sammy Yahood, adding that 'spreading hatred is not a good reason to come.' 'If someone wants to come to Australia, they should apply for the right visa and come for the right reason,' he said

Noya Zion initially laughed about the incident on Instagram but later told Israel's Channel 12 News that it was 'not funny at all,' while her father labeled the outlet a 'channel of fools,' which has since apologized