Israeli-American philanthropist Dr. Miriam Adelson has made a multimillion-dollar donation in the form of emergency vehicles to United Hatzalah, an internationally renowned Israeli volunteer emergency-rescue service organization known for its rapid response times. The $3 million wartime donation includes 76 emergency motorcycles or ambucycles—symbolizing the years of the modern-day State of Israel—an ambulance, and two emergency vehicles that will be distributed across the country as the nine-month war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip continues following the terrorist attacks on October 7.

Orthodox basketball player Ryan Turell, who made headlines in 2022 by becoming the first Orthodox Jewish player to play in the NBA's minor G League, has signed with Ironi Ness Ziona in the Israeli Basketball Premier League, marking a significant milestone in his career and the league. This league represents the pinnacle of professional basketball in Israel, and Turell's addition is a momentous event.

An Israeli airstrike near the Southern Lebanese coastal city of Tyre on Wednesday successfully targeted one of the most senior Hezbollah commanders since the onset of the conflict, the terror group confirmed. Muhammad Nimah Nasser, also known as “Hajj Abu Nimah,” was struck down in an operation marking a significant blow to Hezbollah’s leadership structure.

As Jacob Steinmetz embarked on his first international road trip as a professional baseball player, he had more to consider than just the game. The 20-year-old pitching prospect, who made history in July 2021 as the first Orthodox Jew drafted into MLB, was gearing up for his third start with the Hillsboro Hops, the Arizona Diamondbacks’ High-A affiliate in Oregon, as they traveled to face the Vancouver Canadians.