Former President Donald Trump attacked Fox News after contributor Marie Harf said that Joe Biden defeated him “pretty handily” in the 2020 presidential election. “There’s a lot of bedwetting that goes on in the media and Democratic circles every four years or so about who our nominee is going to be,” Harf said. “Joe Biden beat Donald Trump pretty handily in 2020. And if Donald Trump runs again I believe that Joe Biden can win again.” “If you have Joe Biden against Donald Trump I will take my party’s chances any day in that race, Harris,” Harf told anchor Harris Faulkner. Trump was not pleased with Harf’s remarks. “Fox News treats ‘TRUMP’ every bit as badly as they did in 2015, before I later won the Election. Fox was brutal then, and not too good now.

Heavy clashes are being reported in Shechem tonight, as the IDF entered the area to conduct a counter-terrorist operation. Details are not being released by the IDF, but it according to social media videos via Palestine sources, it appears dozens of IDF armored vehicles entered the area, and came under intense resistance from terrorists. Additional video footage shows multiple vehicles ablaze. It has not been confirmed if the are terrorist vehicles or vehicle s belonging to the IDF. Images from hospitals show Palestinians being brought in with CPR in progress, and appearing to have been killed. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

The FBI months ago gathered enough information about Hunter Biden to prosecute him and sent it to the U.S. Attorney’s office in Delaware, where it’s apparently just sitting. A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney in Delaware has refused to comment on the matter, while a Biden attorney slammed the FBI for leaking the information. “As is proper and legally required, we believe the prosecutors in this case are diligently and thoroughly weighing not just evidence provided by agents, but also all the other witnesses in this case, including witnesses for the defense. That is the job of the prosecutors,” the Biden attorney, Chris Clark, said. A person close to Hunter Biden told NBC News that he thinks the leak of this information is a move by the FBI to force the U.S. Attorney to take action.

New details about the dramatic rescue of Jewish women and children from the Palestinian city of Shechem were revealed in a Yisrael Hayom report on Thursday. On Monday, the day before Erev Yom Kippur, an ex-Chareidi woman, a resident of Elad, drove to the Palestinian city of Qalqilya to meet her fiancé, a Palestinian resident of the city, and shop for clothing for their wedding. They failed to find the clothing they wanted and the woman’s fiancé suggested they go to Shechem and buy clothes there. Shechem, a hotbed of terrorists and currently one of the most dangerous cities for a Jew to visit, has been dominated in recent weeks by armed terrorists from the “Lion’s Den” terror cell, which has claimed responsibility for many shooting attacks in recent weeks.

An intense gun battle broke out in Jenin on Wednesday morning as Israeli security forces surrounded the home of the Tel Aviv terrorist’s brother. Terrorists opened fire at IDF troops and Border Police officers who returned fire. Meanwhile, the terrorists who had barricaded themselves inside the surrounded home threw a bomb at the IDF forces but instead, it exploded on them and set the house on fire. IDF forces responded with fire and eliminated the terrorists. Both terrorists were involved in a number of recent attacks, including the shooting attack at a team of Israeli engineers from the Defense Ministry working near Jenin earlier this month. They were also heavily involved in planning additional major terror attacks in the near future.

Jews all over the world returned to their routine after Rosh Hashanah but for farmers in Israel, the day after Rosh Hashanah has an extra special significance – a return to working the land after shenas Shemita. An especially moving scene can be viewed below in a video posted on Wednesday by Chareidi journalist Sivan Rahav-Meir. Dr. Moshe Zaks, a 94-year-old agronomist and farmer, completed his 14th Shemita this past year. The members of the Shalavim kibbutz dance around him with their children as they return to work the land. The video below shows the tractors returning to plow the fields at the Beit Chilkiya moshav minutes after Rosh Hashanah. אמא אדמה, התגעגענו.שבים לגאלך ולחונן את עפרך

An Israeli man who spent Rosh Hashanah in Uman suddenly collapsed as he was leaving the city and was niftar. The 48-year-old man lost consciousness while on a bus from Uman to the airport in Warsaw, Poland. Hatzalah volunteers who were called to the scene carried out advanced resuscitation techniques but unfortunately, after prolonged efforts they were forced to declare his death at the scene. The niftar was later identified as Moshe Yehonasan Lipman, z’l, a resident of the Meron moshav. Sadly, he never married and passed away without leaving zera shel kayama. Aharon Ben-Harosh, deputy head of Hatzalah Uman, said: “This is a tragic case following the Rosh Hashanah tefillos in Uman. We’re now working on arrangements to fly the niftar to Israel, with the assistance of Breslover askanim.

New York City’s mayor says he plans to erect hangar-sized tents as temporary shelter for thousands of international migrants who have been bused into the Big Apple as part of a campaign by Republican governors to disrupt federal border policies. The tents are among an array of options — from using cruise ships to summer camps — the city is considering as it struggles to find housing for an estimated 13,000 migrants who have wound up in New York after being bused north from border towns in Texas and Arizona. “This is not an everyday homelessness crisis, but a humanitarian crisis that requires a different approach,” New York Mayor Eric Adams said in a statement Thursday.

Jonathan Pollard and his kallah, Rivka Abrahams-Donin, made an official announcement of their engagement on Wednesday evening. Rivka, a 45-year-old Lubavitcher resident of the Gilo neighborhood of Jerusalem, made aliyah in 1996. Her late husband, Rav Yosef Eliyahu Donin, z’l, who for many years ran the tefillin stand at the Kosel and merited to help thousands of Jews don tefillin, was niftar in 2015, leaving Rivka alone with seven children, ages 2-18 at the time. An interesting fact about Rivka is that her grandfather, British Sergeant Karl (Kalman Leib) Abrahams, z’l, helped capture the notorious Nazi commander Rudolf Hess as part of his role in a special intelligence unit of the British military police.

With the tragic passing of R’ Yanky aka Jack Meyer Z”L, dozens of organizations and thousands of people are coming forward with their testaments about his askanus and describing his brilliant and selfless actions. They are right, but I also think there’s something crucial missing. I’m a relatively young man. When I was growing up, the name Yanky Meyer was almost mythological. As a child, people aspiring to become a “somebody” other than a rebbi or marbitz torah wanted to a clone of Yanky Meyer. And when we got a little older and some of us went into some field relating to askanus, that image of Yanky Meyer remained.