Israel Police on Tuesday morning arrested a suspect in the unprovoked attack of a yeshivah bochur on a Tel Aviv street on Friday. The suspect, a 26-year-old resident of Pardes Chana, was transferred for questioning. Levi Blau, the bochur who was knocked down, said: “We went to lay tefillin on our regular route like we do every Friday. The man appeared suddenly, threw me to the floor, shouted something unclear, and disappeared. We were in complete shock.

IDF forces and Border Police officers demolished the home of the Tel Aviv terrorist in Jenin in the early hours of Tuesday morning. During the operation, local Arabs opened massive gunfire at Israeli forces and engaged in violent riots, including throwing Molotov cocktails, explosives, and stones. IDF forces responded with gunfire and riot control methods. At least one Palestinian was killed. B’Chasei Hashem, there were no injuries among Israeli security forces. The terrorist carried out a shooting attack on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv on April 7, 2022, killing three people and wounding 14.

Frightening dashcam footage captured the moment a vehicle barreling the wrong way down the NY State Thruway nearly struck a Boro Park Hatzolah member – just 9 minutes before the same vehicle fatally struck another Jewish man. A Boro Park Hatzolah member who spoke with YWN said he was driving south on the NY State Thruway with his wife and newborn baby – just released from Orange Regional Medical Center – when the incident occurred. The Hatzolah member tells YWN he was in the left lane and had just exited toward the NJ-17 when he spotted the vehicle barreling directly head-on towards his vehicle. “I saw him coming and immediately turned on my emergency lights to warn him and to safely make a last second lane change” he related to YWN.

Israel Police arrested a resident of the Arab village of Ein Naqquba on Monday after a video circulated online showing him letting his dog “drive” his car while sitting on his lap. The police located the 35-year-old driver and detained him for questioning for suspected reckless driving. The police also discovered that the suspect was driving a car that lacked proper safety documentation. A police statement said: “The suspect behaved in a seriously inappropriate manner when he let his dog hold onto the steering wheel, endangering others on the road. He then published a video of the dangerous act and it came to the attention of the police. Those who commit such acts disrespect human life.

A 4-year-old girl riding in a car with her parents near the Williamsburg Bridge was nearly struck by a bullet Saturday night as the Big Apple continues to swoon under an avalanche of violent crime. Police say the father, mother and daughter were approaching the Manhattan-bound entrance of the bridge at about 11:55 PM on Saturday night when a bullet tore through the rear driver’s side door, nearing striking the 4-year-old, who was in the back seat, and grazing her 21-year-old mother, who was in the front passenger seat, on the neck. The father, 24, was uninjured. The father quickly diverted his course to NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst where the mother received treatment for her injury and is expected to recover.

An overnight drama took place overnight Sunday in the city of Beitar, with soldiers patrolling the streets with drawn weapons in the wake of a suspected terrorist infiltration. The incident began when a member of Beitar’s local security forces saw an Arab enter a building on Rechov Kedushas Halevi in Givah B at about 1 a.m. and alerted the IDF. IDF forces entered the city, closed off the exits and entrances, and carried out extensive searches for hours, going from building to building. Residents of Kedushas Halevi and Rav Shach, which both border the security fence that surrounds the city, said that the soldiers went from door to door and knocked on some apartment doors.

The Israeli army said Monday there was a “high possibility” that a soldier killed a well-known Al Jazeera journalist in the West Bank last May, as it announced the results of its investigation into the incident. In a briefing to reporters, a senior military official said a soldier opened fire after mistakenly identifying Shireen Abu Akleh as a terrorist. He said no one would be punished. The conclusions were the closest Israel has come to taking responsibility for her death and followed a series of investigations by media organizations and the United States that concluded Israel either fired, or most likely had fired, the deadly shot. But they were unlikely to put the matter to rest.

A popular kosher Chinese restaurant in Manalapan, NJ, has suddenly closed its doors to business after serious allegations against the eatery surfaced on Monday morning. Video of an individual who is ostensibly the owner of the restaurant shows the man buying what appears to be non-kosher chicken and meat from a nearby wholesale establishment, and allegations against the store and its kashrus certifier, the OK, immediately began swirling. Little is yet known about the veracity of the allegations – neither the store nor the OK have responded to multiple YWN requests for comment – though some have already condemned the store, with negative reviews piling up on the eatery’s profile on Google.

Three Chabad bochurim were walking down Rechov Allenby in Tel Aviv on Friday when a man yelled “Chareidim” and knocked a bochur to the ground. The bochurim were on their way to their “tefillin stands” but had no prior conversation with the man, who attacked them completely out of the blue. The incident was caught on the security camera of a nearby store and on Sunday evening, the bochur that was attacked, Levi Blau, filed a complaint with the police. The Religious Zionist party responded to the report by blaming the current government. “A whole year of a government of division and hatred is bearing fruit.

Donald Trump’s son-in-law and top adviser Jared Kushner downplayed the FBI’s raid of the former president’s Mar-a-Lago residence as “an issue of paperwork,” saying that Trump didn’t do anything nefarious, as many want to suggest. When asked by Sky News why Trump took highly classified documents to his home, Kushner responded, “You have to ask him that question.” “What I will say is that if you look at my book, you’ll see that he was under constant attack,” Kushner said, plugging his soon-to-be-released book, Breaking History: A White House Memoir. “But he took top-secret documents home, potentially risking the security of the United States,” Sky News host Kay Burley shot back.