In a heart-wrenching ceremony at the Tzohar Cemetery, Yarden Bibas bid farewell to his wife, Shiri, and their two young sons, Ariel and Kfir. The family, whose story has touched hearts across Israel and beyond, were buried together on Wednesday. Wearing an orange kippah, Yarden stood before the gathered mourners, his voice filled with both love and grief. He began by speaking to Shiri, recalling the early days of their relationship and the moment he first called her "mi amor."

Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) delivered a powerful message of support for Israel at the 2025 Sovereignty Conference in Jerusalem, affirming what he called Israel’s biblically grounded right to its ancestral homeland in Judea and Samaria. Speaking via video, Cruz emphasized that Israel’s right to this land "starts in the Bible and extends through modern times." Addressing the gathering of Israeli leaders and activists, Cruz stated, “Israel has an absolute right to determine what happens in Judea and Samaria.”

As the shadow of Nazism spread across Europe, a desperate cry for help reached Albert Einstein. The letter, penned by a young German-Jewish woman named Mignon Lion, asked for guidance to escape Nazi persecution. Now, nearly 90 years later, Einstein’s poignant reply is heading to auction, offering a glimpse into a dark chapter of history and the famed physicist’s quiet efforts to save lives.

In a bold and imaginative move, U.S. President Donald Trump shared an artificial intelligence-generated video on Wednesday morning, showcasing his vision for the future of the Gaza Strip. Dubbed "Trump Gaza," the video presents a dramatically transformed region filled with prosperity, modernity, and a new era of peace. The video opens with a somber view of Gaza's ruins, marked by the inscription "Gaza 2025" in green, followed by the question "What's next?" in red, white, and blue. The scene quickly shifts to an optimistic depiction of gleaming skyscrapers, bustling streets, and children watching as dollar bills rain from the sky.