Meghan Roach steps down as Roots CEO after go-private deal closes
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Hebron business demolitions carried out without prior hearing, state tells High Court
The IDF cited urgent security risks, as business owners denied involvement in the deadly attack, alleging collective punishment.
- Two commercial buildings demolished without prior notice in Hebron.
- Military deemed demolition urgent to prevent security threats.
- Business owners argue demolitions constitute collective punishment.
'We do whatever they say': Yeshiva students defer to rabbis over response to IDF draft enforcement
When a group of young men was asked whether some yeshiva students wanted to enlist but refrained because their rabbis forbade it, several agreed, with one answering, “of course.”
- Yeshiva students at rally defer to rabbis' instructions on draft
- Rabbi Dov Landau urges yeshiva students to defend Torah study
- Students would leave Israel or fight if draft enforced
FBI arrests CIA contractor for allegedly leaking secret defense, Middle East intel to journalist
Brinksman is accused of sharing information from at least five top secret reports, including material that “reasonably could be expected to cause exceptionally grave damage to national security."
- Former CIA contractor Ian Brinksman arrested for leaking classified defense and Middle East intel.
- Brinksman, with Top Secret clearance, worked for US government agency since 2020.
- Brinksman provided classified information to journalist via Substack articles.