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Suspect Dead after Car Crash, Shooting at Detroit-area Reform Temple, Largest in North America
The director of security at Temple Israel was injured in the attack, the Reform congregation said.


TIMELINE Missile Fire Follows Israeli Strikes on Iran; Over 100 Injured in Israel
Ayatollah Killed in U.S.-Israel Airstrikes; Regime Retaliation Kills 9 Israelis, 3 U.S. Troops; Synagogue Destroyed in Beit Shemesh; First Reports of Injuries in Jerusalem; 100,000 IDF Reservists Called up

Israel, US strike Iran
Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that a missile and drone attack targeting Israeli civilians was expected “in the immediate future.”

Amid Security Concerns, Bari Weiss’ UCLA Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture Has Been Canceled
A UCLA spokesperson told the Journal that Weiss’ team “withdrew” from the event.

IDF Recovers Body of Ran Gvili, Final Hostage from Oct. 7
Upon completion of the mission, Israel opened the Rafah Crossing for the first time in more than two years.

Iran’s Moment of Truth
Soon we will know whether Iran’s newest uprising becomes another chapter in a long pattern, or the moment the pattern breaks.
For one thing is already clear: this time, fewer people are asking for reform and more are asking for an ending.

Iranian Protesters Urge Trump, Netanyahu to Act as Protests Escalate Nationwide
As the death toll rises, with more than 30 dead already, one brave protester says, “We have taken our lives in our hands as our weapon.”
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