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Shocking Larry Sanger, the man who co-founded Wikipedia and spent years warning about the platform's ideological bias against Israel, has been indefinitely blocked from editing the encyclopedia he helped create. Sanger announced the ban on X on Sunday, writing: "Well, that's that --- I've been blocked by Wikipedia 'indefinitely' for unstated reasons, by the 'consensus' of a mob. There was no due process, no prosecutor, no dispassionate judge, no jury, no interpretation of law.

X logo on cellphone (Photo: Shutterstock ) A wave of account suspensions on X has triggered sharp accusations of politically motivated censorship, with users claiming the bans disproportionately target pro-Israel, Jewish, and Iranian dissident voices critical of Vice President JD Vance and the Trump administration’s recent memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran. Hundreds of accounts reportedly went dark in the past 24–48 hours.

Incredible Mutra's chefs (Photo: Muta's Instagram (@mutra_miami)) In a groundbreaking achievement for the global kosher community, Mutra has been awarded a Michelin Star in the 2026 Michelin Guide Florida, making it the first kosher restaurant in the world to receive the prestigious honor.

US Jewish groups held their first protest outside New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s official residence on the Upper East Side, as tensions continued to grow between the anti-Zionist mayor and mainstream Jewish organizations. The rally was organized by EndJewHatred, with support from groups including the Israeli American Council, the Catholic League and the Zionist Organization of America. “We will not be intimidated. Take back our streets,” organizers said in a statement.

Photo:The Detroit Institute of Arts, previously: [1]3. Google Art Project works from the Detroit Institute of Arts) A historical account published this week has revived the remarkable story of Dr. Elijah Montalto, the Jewish physician to the French royal court whose body was reportedly embalmed in 1616 so it could be transported for Jewish burial in Amsterdam, one of the rarest known cases of mummification in Jewish history.

LBCI Video Mocking Hezbollah as ‘Angry Birds’ (Photo: Abu Ali) Lebanese television channel LBCI has triggered a storm of anger among Hezbollah supporters after airing a satirical video that portrays the group and its Secretary-General Naim Qassem in the style of the popular game Angry Birds. In the clip, Hezbollah fighters are depicted as bird characters being launched at targets, while Naim Qassem’s voice is featured in the background, referring to him as “the chief bird”.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense has announced a significant acceleration in the production of Arrow (Hetz) weapon system interceptors. The move is a direct response to the escalating ballistic threats posed by Iran and its regional proxies, aimed at ensuring Israel maintains a robust defensive umbrella during the ongoing conflict.

In what military officials are calling one of the most complex recovery missions in modern history, an American F-15E navigator was successfully extracted from Iranian territory this past Sunday. The airman had been hiding in hostile terrain for forty-eight hours after his aircraft was downed on Friday over southwestern Iran.

President Donald Trump revealed in a Fox News interview today that the United States sent weapons to anti-regime Iranian protesters earlier this year — and that the arms were delivered through Kurdish intermediaries. Trump stated during the interview (aired within the last hour): “We sent a lot of weapons to the Iranian protesters.

Israeli media reported Monday that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will not participate in any American ground operation inside Iran, leaving the United States to conduct such a mission alone if it chooses to launch one. Channel 12 quoted official sources as stating explicitly: “In case of a U.S. ground operation in Iran, Israeli soldiers will not be participating on the ground.” According to the report, any potential U.S. ground mission would be carried out exclusively by American forces.