Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a firm warning regarding any future nuclear agreement with Iran, stating that only a Libya-style disarmament approach would be acceptable. Speaking Tuesday just before departing Washington, Netanyahu emphasized that Iran’s nuclear program must be physically dismantled and destroyed under direct American supervision.

In a notable shift in American diplomacy, the U.S. Senate has officially confirmed former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee as the new ambassador to Israel. The 53-46 vote took place Wednesday, with all Republicans and one Democrat, pro-Israel Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, voting in favor of the Trump administration's nominee. Huckabee, a well-known Christian Zionist, enters the post at a pivotal time.

In a poignant and practical move, the Auschwitz Jewish Center is opening its first-ever kosher concession stand just in time for this year’s March of the Living. Beginning April 23, kosher-observant visitors will be able to access packaged, shelf-stable kosher meals just a mile from the grounds where over a million Jews were murdered during the Holocaust. This initiative is more than a culinary convenience; it’s a powerful step in restoring Jewish presence and dignity in a town once known as Oświęcim, a thriving Jewish community before the Nazis turned it into Auschwitz.

In a deeply symbolic gesture of cultural preservation, Morocco has officially declared the 200-year-old Kahal Synagogue in Asilah a state heritage site, breathing new life into one of the country's historic Jewish landmarks. Originally built in 1824, the synagogue had long stood neglected in the scenic coastal town, its walls weathered by time and its sanctity fading from memory. But thanks to a remarkable restoration effort led by members of the local Jewish community and supported by Moroccan officials, Kahal Synagogue has been restored to its former grandeur down to the last pew.