Argentina’s government has announced the full declassification of all state-held files on Nazi fugitives who sought refuge in the country following World War II. The decision, confirmed by Cabinet Chief Guillermo Francos, comes under the direct orders of President Javier Milei, signaling a long-overdue reckoning with one of Argentina’s darkest chapters. “These are historical records that must be available to the public,” Francos declared, confirming that the archives will include classified government records, banking transactions, and Defense Ministry documents. The move will finally shed light on how some of history’s most notorious Nazi war criminals evaded justice and lived comfortably in Argentina for decades, protected by political alliances and secret networks.

Jewish residents of Norway increasingly fear seeking medical care due to growing anti-Israel sentiment among healthcare workers, Yisrael Hayom reported. Norway, which rewarded the Palestinians for the October 7 massacre by recognizing a Palestinian state, has one of the most anti-Israel governments in the world. In a letter to health authorities, Jewish leaders in Norway warn that in a situation not seen since World War II, Jews are hiding their identities in medical settings.

In a powerful and unapologetic confirmation hearing, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee made it abundantly clear that he is ready to take on the role of U.S. ambassador to Israel, standing firmly with America’s strongest ally in the Middle East. Speaking before the Senate committee, Huckabee stressed that he would represent the policies of President Donald Trump, rather than his personal views, though his decades-long commitment to Israel’s security and sovereignty is undeniable. Huckabee, a longtime supporter of Israel’s right to defend itself and expand its territorial claims, showcased his deep personal connection to the Jewish state, recalling his first visit as a teenager and the countless trips he has led over the years.

In the wake of the terror attack in northern Israel on Monday in which an Israeli Arab murdered Moshe Horn, H’yd, 85, and seriously injured an IDF soldier, the Hakol HaYehudi media outlet examined the data to find out how many terror attacks have been perpetrated by Arab-Israelis since the October 7 massacre. The data showed that nine people were murdered by Arab-Israelis since October 7, 2023, [plus one Israeli murdered by a mentally ill Druze man], only two less than the number of people murdered by Palestinian Authority terrorists. It should be noted that there were many more Israeli-Arabs who planned to murder Jews but b’Chasdei Hashem, their plots were thwarted by Israeli security services.

State Senator Simcha Felder has been elected to the New York City Council, securing the seat for the 44th District in a closely watched race against Heshy Tishler. The district includes portions of Boro Park, Midwood, and Flatbush. Felder fills the vacancy left by former Councilman Kalman Yeger, who was elected to the New York State Assembly earlier this year. Felder’s City Council term will run through the end of 2025, after which he will need to compete in the June primaries and November general election to win a full four-year term. The outcome marks Felder’s return to the City Council, where he previously served before moving on to the State Senate.

A furor arose in the Knesset this week after MK Ahmad Tibi published a video on social media showing him using utensils from the Knesset cafeteria to eat a non-kosher meal before beginning his Ramadan fast, Arutz Sheva reported. When Arutz Sheva first published the story, it sparked fierce reactions from Knesset members and public figures, who were furious about the violation of kashrus standards at a national institution. The B’Tzalmo organization wrote a letter to the Knesset’s Ethics Committee demanding that severe sanctions be imposed on Tibi. “This is an irresponsible and unprecedented act,” the letter stated. “Clear steps must be taken to prevent similar cases from recurring.” The Knesset Rabbi’s office stated that the matter is currently under investigation.

Egypt recently threatened the Hamas terror organization that it will expel the terrorists released from Israeli prisons if the terror group does not agree to a new hostage release deal, Kan News reported. An Arab source told Kan News: “A message was conveyed to Hamas that if they do not agree to the proposal that Egypt proposed, they are not wanted and their prisoners must leave within 72 hours.” According to the same source, this is what caused Hamas to agree to the proposal. The official believes that Egypt’s position is the result of heavy US pressure. Egypt accepted dozens of murderous terrorists released from Israeli prisons during the ceasefire. The original plan was for them to stay only temporarily in Egypt, but no other country has agreed to accept them yet.

A Chicago police officer who pleaded guilty to vandalizing an elderly Jewish man’s vehicle has faced no disciplinary action, sparking outrage from the victim’s family and raising serious concerns about anti-Jewish bias in law enforcement. Officer Mohammed Khan, 35, was caught on surveillance footage smashing the side mirrors off the car of 77-year-old Rabbi Avraham Wineberg, who was visiting his granddaughter’s family in Chicago’s heavily Jewish West Rogers Park neighborhood. His family believes his car was targeted because it belonged to a Jew. The incident unfolded on March 3, 2024, when Rabbi Wineberg accidentally parked in a private handicapped spot issued to accommodate Khan’s relative.

The IDF on Monday night eliminated Hassan Kamal Halawi, the commander of Hezbollah’s Southern Front’s anti-tank unit, the IDF spokesperson announced on Tuesday. The elimination was carried out via an airstrike in the Nabatieh area of southern Lebanon. During the war, Halawi advanced numerous terror attacks against the State of Israel and was responsible for supplying weapons to Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon and facilitating their movements. In recent months, even after the ceasefire began, Halaoui continued to engage in advancing terror attacks against Israeli civilians. “The terror activities carried out by Hassan Kamal Halawi posed a threat to the State of Israel and its citizens,” the IDF spokesperson said. (YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)

In an astonishing breach of national security, The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg revealed that he was mistakenly added to a private Signal group chat where top Trump administration officials openly discussed imminent U.S. military strikes on the Houthis in Yemen. The revelation has ignited a firestorm of criticism, raising serious concerns about how high-level war planning was casually conducted over a messaging app, seemingly without any security protocols in place. Goldberg recounted his shock upon receiving the unexpected invitation to a chat labeled “Houthi PC small group” on March 13. At first, he assumed it was a hoax.