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ISA chief David Zini confirmed that Gazans passing through the crossing are receiving a stamp from the PA despite Prime Minister Netanyahu's insistence that the PA will have no part in managing Gaza.
Lieutenant Colonel M. reveals the technological detection capabilities that have prevented underground infiltrations into communities near the Gaza border.
A man who was documented bringing a chainsaw to a large brawl near a construction site in Ofakim was arrested. According to the police, the man is a council member from Arara in the Negev.
Dr. Shmuel Katz explains how Iran’s leadership will use negotiations to buy time, spread influence through proxies, and threaten global stability unless its ideology is confronted head-on.
The IDF reveals failures in manpower management over the last two years and admits: "We recruited thousands of reservists unnecessarily."
The police arrested an independent journalist on suspicion of photographing for foreign intelligence agents. His lawyer stated, "He was the one who approached the police, and they are trying to turn a complainant into a suspect."
The IDF issued an apology to a haredi draft dodger who was arrested and prevented from wearing tefillin for several hours.
Yair Lapid that Netanyahu forged a security document from a discussion held several days before the October 7th massacre, and demanded that an investigation be opened.
Hundreds of disorderly demonstrators blocked Highway 4 in the area between the Alluf to Sdeh interchange and the Em HaMoshavot interchange. The police on the scene and clashed with the protesters
Senior rabbis and representatives of bereaved families published a public letter today calling for unity in the nation and warning against incitement between the haredi and national-religious communities.
The brothers, residents of the Jerusalem area in their 20s, for security offenses related to their connections with Iranian intelligence operatives.
New security affair examines potential misuse of classified information, involvement of senior security officials.
Two brands of safety seats were imported as strollers and marketed as infant car seats, Economy and Transportation ministries warn.
In overnight operations, IDF and ISA forces arrest over 20 terrorists, thwarting terror attack on Israeli civilians and soldiers.
Court charges daycare assistant Shelly Sheinker with over 30 counts of assault for harming infants and young toddlers.
IDF announced elimination of terrorist Ahmad Ali Salami, Hezbollah’s head of artillery in the Yanouh area, stressing steps were taken to minimize civilian harm.
Son-in-law of late Sephardic Chief Rabbi Ovadia Yosef answers query on inter-ethnic marriage in haredi community.
Less than an hour after Gaza terrorists open fire at IDF soldiers in violation of ceasefire, Israeli demonstrators block humanitarian aid trucks, demand end to fuel for Hamas.
Authorities detain seven over alleged scam targeting state aid emergency grants for war-affected communities.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says IAEA must reach agreement with his country on protocols for visits to nuclear sites struck by US.
Light rainfall expected as warm temperatures predicted to continue.
Ichilov Hospital evacuates 'Rishonim' building due to concerns of damaged infrastructure.
Police investigation uncovers appalling modus operandi: three suspects arrested after hiding about 600 grams of cocaine and hundreds of MDMA pills inside a grave.
In yet another blatant violation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, four terrorists fire at IDF troops operating in the Rafah area.
Six staffers at Beit Aryeh daycare arrested on suspicion of abuse.
IDF conducts unusual nighttime raid in Lebanon, arresting terrorist.
Senior Hamas leader Khaled Masha'al slips up at Al Jazeera conference in Qatar, forcing host to correct him.
Turns out this family needs to raise $170,000 more in the next few days to get their dying baby to Switzerland - and 244 people have already joined to help
British prosecutors announce they will seek a retrial after six pro-Palestinian activists were acquitted over a violent 2024 raid on an Israeli defense factory in Filton, following fierce criticism.
The Israel Prison Service has begun preparing to implement the death penalty law for terrorists: a hanging facility, volunteer teams, and executions to be carried out within 90 days of a final verdict.
President Herzog visits Bondi attack site, calling antisemitism a global emergency and urging united action against terror and hatred. Meanwhile, police prepare for protests and enforce special powers.
Three Jewish men threatened with a knife near the Eiffel Tower. No injuries reported. Paris mayor condemns the attack as antisemitic.
Speaking to Newsmax, Israeli Consul General Ofir Akunis warns that Iran must be prevented from obtaining nuclear weapons, saying Tehran refuses to compromise and still retains nuclear and missile capabilities.
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett launches sharp attack on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following the response document he submitted to the State Comptroller.
IDF fragmentation grenade found hidden inside sock near preschool building.
Pistachio halva bar recalled due to abnormal levels of mycotoxins.
Violent brawl breaks out between Bedouin families, with rock-throwing and chainsaw used in Ofakim.
A memorial evening was held in Kfar Saba at the Community Synagogue on Wednesday in memory of Itamar Shlezinger, a missing person whose remains were located after two years of searching in the area of the village of Ein Hod.
As talks continue between the US and Iran in Oman, Tehran increases psychological warfare, hanging giant signs of Israel under threat of missile barrages.
Drone approaching from east located, weapons confiscated, security forces confirm.
