Fox News’ Carley Shimkus visited Madison Square Garden as supporters lined up in anticipation of former President Donald Trump’s rally on Sunday. Hundreds of would-be rally goers could be seen waiting outside the stadium even in the earliest hours of Sunday morning. Trump’s rally is not set to begin until the evening. Trump’s campaign is hoping to sway voters in New York, a state that hasn’t voted for a Republican presidential nominee in decades. Nevertheless, polls show Vice President Harris performing well below the typical Democrat in the state. Trump’s rally will feature big names from politics as well as celebrities like Elon Musk and UFC CEO Dana White. Tickets for the rally sold out in just hours. The stadium seats a maximum of 19,500 people. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

The IDF announced on Sunday evening that Sgt. Maj. (res) Shaul Moyal, H’yd, 47, from Karnei Shomron, was killed in combat in southern Lebanon on Shabbos. Moyal, z’l, who served in the  8207th Battalion of the 228th Brigade was killed in combat along with four other reservists whose deaths were announced earlier. The IDF also announced that Staff Sgt. Malachi Yehuda Harari, H’yd, 22, from Even Shmuel passed away on Sunday morning from wounds he incurred in combat in the northern Gaza Strip on October 18. Harari, z’l, served in the  Givati Brigade’s Rotem Battalion. Hashem Yikom Damam. (YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)

In her latest jab at former President Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton is reaching deep into the archives, claiming that Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden this Sunday will “reenact” an infamous 1939 Nazi event held in the same venue. Yes, you read that right. In a CNN interview with Kaitlan Collins, Clinton accused Trump’s rally of echoing the American Nazi Party gathering nearly 85 years ago, where extremists gathered to express sympathies with Hitler’s Germany. “One other thing that you’ll see next week, Kaitlin, is Trump actually reenacting the [Nazi] Madison Square Garden rally in 1939,” Clinton said, reaching so far that even viewers had to do a double-take.

Noam Amir, the military analyst for Israel’s Channel 14 stated on Motzei Shabbos that the entire Israeli Air Force was mobilized in the attack on Iran. He revealed that 90% of Iran’s air defense system was destroyed in the strikes – paving the way for further attacks. “According to foreign reports, Israel hit four out of the five missile batteries Iran has,” Amir noted, “which means that 90% of Iran’s air defense capability has been neutralized. Just think about how Israel would look without 90% of its air defense.” Amir also addressed the damage to Iran’s facilities for fuel and engines used for ballistic missiles. “We didn’t eliminate the ability to produce the missile itself, but we targeted the ability to build the missile engines and the fuel that powers them.

After more than three weeks of waiting, on Friday night after midnight, the Israeli Air Force launched Operation Days of Repentance, targeting strategic sites deep in Iran. Kan News reported that Israel is maintaining silence about the damage caused in Iran to the 20 targeted sites but sources familiar with the matter have stated that significant damage was inflicted on Iran’s air defense systems and ballistic missile production capabilities. Ynet reported that IRGC command facilities incurred significant damage as well. The Saudi Elaph site reported that Israel hit an important factory used for the production of Iranian ballistic missiles.

Israel’s United Hatzalah organization said on Motzei Shabbos that they had made special preparations ahead of Israel’s attack on Iran on Shabbos morning. The Hatzalah staff was asked to prepare to send messages to all volunteers in shuls and Shomer Shabbos communities across Israel in the case of an emergency [such as Iran carrying out an immediate retaliatory attack]. In Bnei Brak, loudspeakers were set up throughout the city for announcements in case of an emergency. HaRav Naftali Halperin, Hatzalah’s halachic coordinator, was sent on Shabbos to the homes of Gedolei Yisrael to update them on the attack in Iran and receive their instructions in the case of an Iranian retaliatory attack.

The IDF has announced that four reservist soldiers from the 8207th Battalion, 228th Brigade (Alon), were killed during combat operations in southern Lebanon. Just last night, YWN published that 13 soldiers were killed over the second days of Sukkos. The fallen soldiers were engaged in clashes with Hezbollah forces when they sustained fatal injuries. At least 14 others were wounded. The soldiers killed in action are: – Captain (res.) Rabbi Avraham Yosef Goldberg, 43, from Jerusalem, who served as the Battalion Rabbi. – Master Sergeant (res.) Gilad Elmaliach, 30, from Jerusalem, a soldier in the 8207th Battalion. – Captain (res.) Amit Chayut, 29, from Haifa, who was a Platoon Commander. – Major (res.) Eliav Amram Abitbol, 36, from Eitan, the Company Deputy Commander.

Dozens of Israelis were injured after a Palestinian terrorist drove a truck into a crowded at a bus stop near the IDF’s Glilot Base in central Israel. He was shot and “neutralized” by armed civilians at the scene. According to initial findings, the incident occurred when a bus stopped to drop off passengers at the station outside the military base. At that moment, the truck rammed into the bus stop, striking multiple people. At least 35 individuals were injured in the attack. They include six in serious condition, five in moderate condition. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

Iranian sources told the New York Times that Israel successfully attacked the secret military base in Parchin on the outskirts of Tehran. Parchin is known for its missile and suicide drone production technologies along with nuclear technologies. The Iranian sources, including a member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps, said one drone hit Parchin and two others were shot down. The sources added that Israel attacked an S-300 air defense battery stationed at Imam Khomeini International Airport, which protects parts of Tehran They added that at least three missile bases of the Revolutionary Guards were damaged in the attack.

Daylight savings time in Israel came to an end overnight Motzei Shabbos at 2 a.m. when clocks moved back an hour to 1 a.m. Israelis gain an extra hour of sleep which is especially welcome on Motzei Shabbos when many people go to sleep later than usual. Daylight savings time will resume on March 28, 2025. The US isn’t making the switch until November 4. (YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)