After 27 Centuries, the Lost Tribe of Menashe Comes Home, Marking New Stage of Redemption
More than 250 members of the Bnei Menashe community landed at Ben Gurion Airport Thursday night, marking the first wave of a government-funded operation to bring thousands of their community members from northeast India to Israel. The arrivals, bleary-eyed from their long flight, walked under an arch of blue-and-white balloons and down a red carpet at Terminal 1 while well-wishers waved Israeli flags and a recording of “Oseh Shalom” filled the hall. Men wore knitted kippahs or hats; married women wore head coverings, in keeping with Orthodox Jewish practice. The flight is the first of three scheduled over the coming weeks,
RFK Jr. denounces Canada’s assisted suicide regime as ‘abhorrent’
Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. described assisted suicide laws that target vulnerable populations as “abhorrent” during an April 22 Senate hearing. “I think those laws are abhorrent,” Kennedy responded. “And we just see in Canada today, I think the number one cause of death is assisted suicide, and as you say, it targets people with disabilities and people who are struggling in their lives.”
Has Noah’s Ark been found? These researchers think so
Researchers have since pointed out that the length of the formation exactly matches the length of Noah’s Ark as described in the book of Genesis: 300 cubits long, or 515 feet.
DOJ: Shooting suspect appears to have targeted Trump admin officials
The California man accused of storming security at Saturday night’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner and shooting a Secret Service officer before being detained, likely was targeting Trump administration officials, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said Sunday. “It does appear that he did in fact set out to target folks who work in the administration, likely including the president,”
Fraud is bleeding Americans’ budgets dry
A recent survey of registered voters found 87% are concerned about fraud and misuse of taxpayer money in government programs, with 83% saying it drives up their taxes and costs a great deal or a fair amount. Far from a fringe view, it cuts across parties, ages and regions, with even stronger support among the 71% extremely likely to vote this November.
Strange manifesto: Friendly Federal Killer
The … shooter called himself the “friendly federal assassin” in a manifesto. Here is the 31-year-old Californian suspected of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at a gala dinner in Washington, DC. A LinkedIn profile to the suspect describes the man as a “trained mechanical engineer and computer scientist” as well as a “game developer” and part-time teacher. It lists a bachelor’s degree from the California Institute of Technology. The university has confirmed that a person with the suspect’s name graduated in 2017. “When you read his manifesto, it’s clear that he hates Christians, that’s for sure. He hates Christians, it’s a real hatred,” Trump said, adding that the man “had a lot of hate in his heart for quite a long time.”
New earthquake in Japan: magnitude 6.2 strikes Hokkaido
An earthquake struck the island of Hokkaido in Japan early Monday local time. The country has been hit by several earthquakes in recent weeks, and Monday’s quake reached magnitude 6.2. No tsunami warning has been issued after the quake, which struck about 200 kilometers east of the city of Sapporo. It is not yet clear whether anyone was injured.
Trump blasts Norah O’Donnell to her face during ’60 Minutes’ interview: ‘You’re a disgrace’
O’Donnell quoted directly from the suspect’s manifesto, reading a section that appears to refer to the president or administration officials as pedophiles, rapists and traitors. She then asked for the president’s reaction. “I was waiting for you to read that because I knew you would…you’re horrible people,” Trump told O’Donnell. “You read that crap from some sick person? Trump then took direct aim at the host. “You should be ashamed of yourself reading that. You shouldn’t be reading that on 60 Minutes. You’re a disgrace, but, go ahead, let’s finish the interview.”
Rabbi Kessin: God Is Orchestrating the Fall of Iran — And Trump Doesn’t Fully Understand His Role
Something unprecedented is unfolding in the skies over Iran, in the corridors of the White House, and — according to Rabbi Mendel Kessin — in the heavenly tribunal itself. In a lecture … last week, delivered what can only be described as a theological framework for the war against Iran — one that reaches back to the Book of Genesis, threads through the prophecies of Isaiah, and lands squarely on Donald Trump’s desk in 2026. a chiddush — a novel Torah insight — is the key that unlocks his entire reading of the Trump-Netanyahu relationship. The verse in question reads: …“and the elder shall serve the younger.” (Genesis 25:23) yet it never appeared to be fulfilled during the lifetimes of Yaakov and Esav. Trump, he argues, represents the positive dimension of Esav — a man whose mission is to be “a man of the field,” to engage with the nations and remove evil from the world. “Trump is doing the job of Esav,” he says. “That’s biblical — to remove evil from the world and to bring righteousness is a biblical mission.” America … stands virtually alone in backing Israel while the entire world watches in opposition. Trump does not understand what he is actually fighting. “He is not at war with Iran,” Rabbi Kessin says. “He is at war with Islam. He’s fighting a religion — and they are commanded to bring their Mashiach (Messiah) through the destruction of the world.”
Trump Reads Solomon’s Temple Prayer; Now He’s Negotiating With Iran and Lebanon — The Nations That Built the First Temple.
Last week, President Trump took part in the America Reads the Bible event, a marathon reading of the Bible in an America 250-themed event encouraging a “return to the spiritual foundation that has shaped our country” that was livestreamed from the Museum of the Bible in Washington and other locations. Trump sat at his Oval Office desk last week, hands folded over an open Bible, and read aloud the prayer God answered at the dedication of Solomon’s Temple in Jerusalem. While most Americans heard a patriotic gesture tied to the nation’s 250th birthday, students of Bible prophecy heard something else entirely. Trump read from 2 Chronicles 7:14, the divine address God delivered to Solomon after fire descended from heaven and the Shekhinah — the divine presence — filled the newly completed Beit HaMikdash, the Holy Temple in Jerusalem: The nations whose ancient kings supplied the labor, the timber, and the authorization for Israel’s Temple are once again in play — and the American president who is engaging all of them just read, from the Oval Office, the prayer that God answered when the Temple stood.
Syria’s first public trial of Assad-era officials opens in Damascus
The government of interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa has faced criticism over delays in launching a promised transitional justice process. The first public trial in Syria of officials linked to the rule of former President Bashar Assad opened Sunday in Damascus. Atef Najib, a former Syrian army brigadier general who was head of the Political Security Branch in southern Syria’s Daraa province under Assad and who is also a cousin of the former president, appeared in the courtroom to face charges related to “crimes against the Syrian people,” state-run news agency SANA reported.
US DHS will deny green cards over anti-Israel views
US immigration authorities will now be allowed to deny green card applications based on certain political expressions, including anti-Israel statements, according to new guidance reported by The New York Times. Officers are also directed to pay particular attention to individuals involved in on-campus protests described as anti-American or antisemitic and to escalate such cases to senior officials and legal teams within the agency.
Restrictions tightened along Confrontation Line | IDF braces for escalation in the north
The Home Front Command is reinstating restrictions in the Confrontation Line area. Beginning Monday, gatherings in the area will be limited to no more than 1,500 people.
UK’s Starmer and Trump Discuss ‘Urgent Need’ to Restore Shipping in Strait of Hormuz
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump discussed the urgent need to get shipping moving again in the Strait of Hormuz during a call on Sunday, a Downing Street spokesperson said.
Shooting At Correspondents Dinner, President Trump Whisked Out of Room
“Last night’s attempted assassination of President Trump and members of his administration is the inevitable result of a radicalized left that has normalized political violence,” said RNC Chairman Joe Gruters…. they’ve repeatedly blocked funding for DHS (Dept of Homeland Security) and the very law enforcement agencies tasked with protecting Americans.
Possible tornado kills one in Runaway Bay, damages homes and sends at least six people to hospitals, Texas
A possible tornado occurred in Wise County, Texas, on April 25 (02:00 UTC on April 26), sending at least six people to hospitals and displacing about 20 families. Wise County Judge J.D. Clark said one person died. At least one home was destroyed, and multiple homes were heavily damaged near the Cumberland Trail and Overland Trail on the west side of the city.
Floods leave at least 19 dead in Dominican Republic and Haiti
Flooding left at least 19 people dead in the Dominican Republic and Haiti between April 9 and 24, 2026, including 12 deaths reported in northwestern Haiti, and 30,500 people in the Dominican Republic were displaced or evacuated.
The Worst Fertilizer Crisis in the History of The World Will Result in Widespread Famine in The Poorest Nations
Thanks to the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, there won’t be enough fertilizer in 2026. What’s available will be bought by wealthy countries because they have the most money. Higher fertilizer costs will ultimately pass to consumers, so we’ll pay much higher prices for food in the months ahead. In the poorest nations, it could mean the difference between life and death.
Alleged Chinese Spy Ship Lurking Near U.S. Base In Qatar Raises Questions
War Zone’s Ian Ellis posted about a suspicious Chinese vessel in the Gulf area described as a “Chinese surveillance ship” with “close ties” to the People’s Liberation Army. According to Ellis, Hai Yang Shi You was moored not long ago, just 10 miles from U.S. assets, raising concerns about Chinese intelligence-gathering activity in the region amid the US-Iran conflict.
Hungary’s Going Gay? TV Channel Dedicated to 24-hour LGBTQI Programs Will Soon Launch
Hungary will soon be getting a new government under Tisza Péter Magyar, but the landscape is already shifting, with a new LGBTQ-themed online television channel called “Rainbow” (“Szivárvány”) TV in the works to broadcast programs targeting the LGBTQI community 24 hours a day.
UK Dependence on Palantir is Growing, at Great Public Cost
In the UK, MPs and campaigners have reacted sharply. Liberal Democrat MP Martin Wrigley said Palantir’s manifesto, which he said embraced AI state surveillance and national service, was either “a parody of a RoboCop film” or “a disturbing narcissistic rant.” Another MP, Victoria Collins, said it sounded like “the ramblings of a supervillain.”
Islamic Transformation Complete: Historic Church in Delaware Officially Conquered and Opened as Masjid al-Ikhlaas – ‘From Shirk to Tawheed’
A historic Eastern Orthodox church, identifiable by its onion domes and 3-bar Orthodox cross, has been renovated and opened as Masjid al-Ikhlaas. The participants aren’t hiding their beliefs. They publicly celebrate the replacement of Christian worship with Islamic worship, calling former churches places of shirk and the conversions a form of dawah (Islamic propagation).
Dept. of Education Launches Probe Into Antisemitism In NYC Schools; Targets ‘NYC Educators For Palestine’
The Department of Education has set its sights on the New York City Department of Education over antisemitism charges related to letting certain groups conduct open discrimination against Jewish students through anti-Israel advocacy. The investigation is into Title VI violations and could result in funding being stripped from the nation’s largest school district.
Netanyahu orders attacks on Hezbollah after truce violations
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered the Israel Defense Forces to “vigorously” attack the Iranian-backed Hezbollah terrorist group, his office announced Saturday night. The announcement followed the launch of several rockets and UAVs from Lebanon toward northern Israeli communities earlier in the day, in violation of the U.S.-brokered ceasefire with Lebanon.
