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Israel elections — Chaim Goldberg on the Jeff & Bill Show

IJN Columnist Chaim Goldberg speaks with KNUS’ The Jeff & Bill Show the day after the Israel elections. Plus his comments on the race for Colorado’s Congressional District 1.

In Oct. 7 blame game, former Shin Bet chief sues Netanyahu ahead of elections

The bitter battle rages between Israel’s security and political establishments over who bears responsibility for the failures ahead of the Oct. 7 attacks. Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar filed a defamation lawsuit against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who blamed the intelligence head for the failures leading up to the attack.

West Bank arrests for violence against reporter, diplomats

Israel Police arrested 10 people on Monday, Oct. 19, on suspicion of involvement in violent acts over the weekend against journalists, foreign diplomats and Palestinians in the West Bank during the annual olive harvest.

Post-Oct. 7 psychological issues ‘deep, ongoing crisis’

A report released by Israel’s largest health organization found that the most pronounced impact of the health costs of war over the past three years was on mental health.

Jewish politician joins Arab party ahead of Israel elections

Former Knesset Member Yoav Segalovitz announced Aug. 31 that he had joined the Arab the Ra’am party led by Mansour Abbas in an attempt to give the coalition of opposition parties enough votes to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oct. 27 Israeli election.

Israeli Nobel Prize-winning chemist Ada Yonath dies

Professor Ada Yonath, the Israeli chemist who won the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for her research into the structure and function of the ribosome — the tiny molecular machine inside cells that reads genetic instructions and uses them to build the proteins essential for life — died on Monday, Aug. 31, at 87.

Sanctions threatened over E1 expansion

The UK threatened to sanction Israelis involved in West Bank settlement expansion after the Jewish state’s Lands Authority opened bids for 1,234 homes in the largely underdeveloped E1 section of Ma’aleh Adumim.

Healing journey to South Africa for wounded IDF

Ten wounded Israeli soldiers traveled to South Africa recently for a recovery program combining support from local Jewish communities with a demanding trek through the Drakensberg mountain range.

Rep. critiques Israel for lack of investigation in WCK strike

The ranking member of the House Appropriations Committee called Israel’s decision not to pursue a criminal investigation of a 2024 Gaza strike that killed seven humanitarian workers “a miscarriage of justice.”

Illegal outposts removed from Palestinian village

The West Bank settlement movement’s leadership joined with one of its most prominent defenders, US Ambassador Mike Huckabee, in condemning an Israeli settler outpost set up in a Palestinian family’s yard in Qusra.

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Ogden, Utah man indicted for attempted synagogue bombing

Skyler AJ Rose, 22, of Ogden, Utah, was indicted Oct. 21 on five federal counts, including attempting to commit a hate crime, after investigators linked him to threats against a synagogue and found six functional pipe bombs in his home.