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Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi says haredi public does not receive Home Front Command instructions in real time, pushes back against Supreme Court, AG office 'illegal freeze.'
Arab suspect in his 20s to be indicted for spreading Hamas propaganda, extremist content, on social media networks.
Following a lengthy undercover Shin Bet and Israel Police investigation, a prosecutor's declaration was filed against an Israeli citizen in his 30s who was recruited by Iranian intelligence.
Rabbi Avraham Salim, leading Sephardic-haredi rabbi, tells haredi yeshiva students to stay away from protests, warning they detract from Torah study and accustom participants to violence.
Elchanan and Efrat, both with Down syndrome, wed in moving ceremony surrounded by friends and family.
Iran launches multiple barrages towards Israel, Yemeni Houthis launch additional missile; no injuries reported.
A record 60,000 people attend Toronto's annual Walk with Israel amid rising antisemitism. Six arrested for attempting disruptions.
IDF strikes approximately 15 targets in Iran, including an airport and a drone warehouse. The IRGC confirms the strike. Concurrently, a missile launched from Yemen toward central Israel is intercepted.
Five people hospitalized following a series of stabbings at Penn Station; a suspect is in custody.
The US Embassy orders staff to shelter in place and announces Monday closures following Iranian missile barrages.
A US official tells Axios Trump urged Netanyahu to skip retaliation against Iran and allow time for diplomacy, and Netanyahu “pseudo agreed".
Trump tells the Financial Times that Netanyahu must accept an Iran deal because "I call the shots."
Marc Zell, Chairman of Republicans Overseas Israel, rejects reports that Trump ordered Netanyahu not to retaliate for the latest Iranian missile launches.
President Trump walked out after a reporter challenged his claims of electoral tampering.
Iran launched missles at northern Israel following an Israeli strike on Hezbollah targets in the Dahieh. Schools cancelled across the country.
The YAMAM has released new footage this evening from Operation Arnon, in which four hostages were rescued from Nuseirat in Gaza.
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz ordered the IDF to strike Hezbollah command centers in Beirut's Dahieh suburb after the terrorist organization launched missiles into Israel.
MKs Aryeh Deri and Yitzhak Goldknopf visited detained haredim who refused to enlist. Minister Bezalel Smotrich condemned the visit, calling it a disgrace and lack of awareness to the public.
Yehuda Avidan was questioned by Lahav 433 investigators as part of a probe into alleged fraud, threats, and abuse of office.
Sergeant Ohad Yaari, a 21-year-old Givati Brigade soldier who was killed in Lebanon over the weekend, was laid to rest at the military cemetery in his hometown.
A Tel Aviv council member has asked the Attorney General and the police commissioner to open an investigation and order the blocking of phone alert lines allegedly used to thwart arrests of haredi draft evaders.
President Donald Trump said a future agreement would see the US eliminate Iran's enriched uranium and prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Leaked documents show senior officials at a major British Islamic charity privately warned that more than £350,000 in Gaza aid sent after the October 7 massacre may have reached Hamas or other terrorist groups.
The security coordinator of the community of Sal'it was filmed responding with gunfire toward the terrorist who arrived at the entrance gate, forcing him away.
The suspect, a resident of Beit Shemesh, was located while driving in the Beitar Illit area.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appointed Shmuel Ben Ezra as Director of the National Security Council (NSC) and National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister.
Police filed a prosecutor's statement against a Bnei Brak resident suspected of recently carrying out a series of vandalism and arson attacks across the city and in Ramat Gan.
An alleged terrorist who worked at a hotel in Crete was arrested on suspicion of planning, on behalf of Hamas, to attack an Israeli cruise ship.
Border Police officers located seven suspects at the site, all residents of the Hebron area who were staying in Israel illegally. They were arrested and transferred for questioning.
The chairman of the Blue and White party is reportedly in advanced stages toward reaching an agreement on a political merger with Dedi Simchi and Yaron Zelicha.
'You don't have to be a pioneer from 1948; you can be a pioneer in 2026,' says Tony Gelbart, Nefesh B'Nefesh Co-Founder & Chairman, highlighting efforts to bring doctors to Israel and strengthen the country's healthcare system.
Aryeh Deri rejected the claim that the haredi parties had pushed for a sweeping exemption from military service for Haredim.
In a joint IDF and ISA operation, a Hamas Nukhba commander, who played a leading role in the massacre on Kissufim, was eliminated.
Former French Prime Minister Manuel Valls joined the Combat Antisemitism Movement’s newly-founded Advisory Board for Europe.
IDF forces discovered a significant bunker used by Hezbollah at the Beaufort Castle complex, which was intended for emergencies.
Residents of Nahal Oz were informed that all documentation and security camera footage from the October 7 massacre had been located and transferred to the kibbutz.
A 38-year-old man faces arson charges following a late-night attempt to burn down a Montreal synagogue.
Former hostages Aviva and Keith Siegel visit the Arutz Sheva studios in Jerusalem. During the visit, Aviva Siegel writes a personal inscription to CEO and Editor-in-Chief Uzi Baruch, thanking him for his continuous support of the hostages and their families.
A search is underway for two gunmen who shot 12 people during a street festival in Toledo, Ohio.
CENTCOM announces that US forces shot down two Iranian attack drones in the Strait of Hormuz.
