Israeli murdered in terrorist shooting in Binyamin
A man in his 30s has been declared dead after being critically injured in a suspected terrorist shooting attack near Neveh Tzuf.
A man in his 30s has been declared dead after being critically injured in a suspected terrorist shooting attack near Neveh Tzuf.


Police officers spotted a scooter rider carrying a 7-year-old without a helmet. He allegedly fled, drove against traffic, abandoned the scooter and tried to escape on foot before being arrested.

Yehuda Sferka, 24, was last seen in Jerusalem on July 20. Police are now asking for the public’s help and believe he may have traveled north.

Yisrael Ganz speaks at scene of shooting attack in Binyamin hours before Yom Kippur, says families with children were targeted at a spring and calls for strengthening the Jewish presence in the region.

United Hatzalah teams were dispatched to a Haredi neighborhood in Beit Shemesh after a 3-month-old boy failed to wake up. He was evacuated to the hospital in critical condition and pronounced dead.

Who must fast? Who is exempt? When should you avoid go to synagogue? From what age does one fast? Israel's Chief Rabbi Kalman Ber outlines key Yom Kippur laws and customs.

Iran says it has sent Washington seven conditions for negotiations, including ending the war and naval blockade, as Trump weighs renewed military action.

Just 100 meters from planned Ganim and Kadim communities, Civil Administration inspectors target unauthorized construction and 500 newly planted olive trees.

Only 1000 golden coins have been minted for the first 1000 donors who donate $1000 to help the rabbi establish more kollels in this time of crisis, now just 50 remain.








































































