Girl critically injured after being hit by vehicle in Jerusalem dies of her injuries
MDA teams performed CPR on the girl at the scene before evacuating her to Hadassah Mount Scopus in critical condition, where she died of her injuries.
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Ben Gvir slams 'lie' of racism
Ben Gvir responded to Mansour Abbas's claims regarding the scope of illegal construction demolitions in the Negev.
Tzvi Succot calls to close café accused of spreading incitement
MK Zvi Sukkot calls for the closure of an Old City café operated by an association identified with Hamas, saying it serves as a center for incitement.
Terrorist who took part in abduction of Col. Asaf Hamami eliminated
IDF eliminated Hussam Shafai, a Hamas terrorist who played an active role in the October 7 attack on Kibbutz Nirim and in the abduction of Col. Asaf Hamami, Staff Sgt. Tomer Achimas and Sgt. Kiril Brodski.
Supreme Court freezes law barring arrest of haredi draft-evaders
Supreme Court justice temporarily freezes implementation of newly-passed law halting the arrest of haredi draft evaders, orders State to justify.
Study finds Jewish education growing across Diaspora
New Yael Foundation data reveal Jewish education enrollment growing in 48 countries, despite global uncertainty and rising antisemitism.
Pregnant woman killed, infant delivered in serious condition
A woman about 35 years old, in an advanced stage of pregnancy, was seriously injured in a traffic accident in Ashdod and later died of her injuries. Her fetus was delivered and is in serious condition.
IDF eliminates two Hamas Nukhba commanders
In strike on northern Gaza, IDF eliminates two Hamas Nukhba commanders planning to carry out terror attacks.
In broad daylight:
In broad daylight: US begins wave of strikes in Iran
US' CENTCOM announces new wave of strikes against Iran - this time in broad daylight.
Tzohar slams Kashrut Law
Tzohar Rabbinical Organization criticizes Knesset approval of legislation reversing recent kashrut reforms, calling it a setback for the public.
Ben Gvir: The terrorists call me 'nutcase'
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir says Shin Bet chief David Zini credited drop in terror attacks to harsher prison conditions for security prisoners.
US tankers cleared to continue landing at Ben-Gurion
The restriction on U.S. military refueling aircraft landing at Ben Gurion Airport has been lifted following a sharp protest from the United States.
Duvdevan arrests bomb makers, arms dealer in Binyamin raid
Duvdevan troops arrest two suspected bomb makers, alleged arms dealer, during an overnight operation in Binyamin; security forces launch manhunt after rock-throwing attack.
Supreme Court overturns Israel Land Authority appointment
The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday to overturn the appointment of Yehuda Eliyahu as director of the Israel Land Authority, bringing his tenure in the position to an end.
Women of the Wall clash with worshippers at Western Wall
Women of the Wall bring Torah scroll into Western Wall plaza, Western Wall Heritage Foundation demands group stop using plaza as protest site.
Haifa man dies of Iranian missile strike injuries
Michael Katz, 82, who was critically injured by an Iranian missile in Haifa has died of his wounds three months after the injury.
Grenade hits another Japanika branch
Grenade strikes Japanika restaurant in Rosh Pina, in escalating feud between two crime families.
Amb. Huckabee:
Amb. Huckabee: 'Ro Khanna - come see the full picture, we'll leave a light on'
The US Ambassador to Israel tweeted in response to recent claims by Congressman Ro Khanna that he was held at gunpoint by Israelis during a visit to Judea and Samaria.
Woman injured in rock attack in Samaria
IDF forces searching for terrorists following rock attack that left one woman injured, vehicles damaged.
Terror attack thwarted: Officers discover terrorist hiding in car
Officers discover terrorist hiding in trunk of vehicle, arrest would-be infiltrators and Israeli Arab driving them.
Shabbat of searches
The Israel Dog Unit launched two successful searches to rescue two missing persons over last Shabbat.
Democratic leader Jeffries to vote against Israel aid restriction
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announces opposition to a legislative proposal blocking US funding to Israel, cautioning against broad aid restrictions.
Dozens of targets hit
US completes seven-hour strike wave in Iran, dozens of targets hit
CENTCOM completes a seven-hour wave of strikes on Iranian military sites while resuming its naval blockade.
Lebanon:
Lebanese security detains alleged Israeli spy inside Hezbollah network
Lebanese authorities arrest high-level operative in Beirut accused of feeding Hezbollah intelligence to Israel that led to the deaths of senior commanders.
'Big news'
Teasing 'big news,' Trump prepares primetime speech on voting rules
President Trump teases a "very big announcement" regarding "free and fair elections" for an upcoming Thursday primetime speech advocating for voting overhauls.
UK watchdog maintains suspension of ICC Chief Prosecutor
British legal regulator upholds suspension for ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan over misconduct claims.
CENTCOM chief:
CENTCOM chief: Iran attacked seven commercial ships over past week
CENTCOM Chief Adm. Brad Cooper accuses Iran of intentionally attacking seven ships in seven days, killing or injuring nearly a dozen crew members.
Vows heavy retaliation
Iran warns US naval blockade has shattered deal, vows heavy retaliation
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister warns that a renewed US naval blockade has dismantled their peace accord, vowing a non-proportional response that will make Washington regret its actions.
UN extends Red Sea mandate
Security Council extends Red Sea mandate, US envoy blasts Iran-backed Houthi attacks
UN Security Council extends its Red Sea reporting mandate as US Ambassador Mike Waltz warns that UN resolutions face collapse without enforcement against Houthi strikes.
Tragedy in Egypt:
Tragedy in Egypt: Israeli toddler drowns in Sharm el-Sheikh
An Israeli toddler, approximately two years old, drowns in a hotel pool in Sharm el-Sheikh. ZAKA coordinating efforts to return her body to Israel for burial.
PM hails Jabotinsky's enduring legacy at state memorial ceremony
Prime Minister Netanyahu praised Ze'ev Jabotinsky as a founding father of Zionism whose vision continues to guide Israel, highlighting the Revisionist leader's lasting influence on the country's security doctrine, national resilience, and future.
US lawmakers visit Binyamin, impressed by resilience and faith
Visiting Ancient Shiloh and Binyamin, US legislators combined a journey through biblical history with an up-close look at the region's security challenges and rapid growth.
'They don't want you there'
Report: Trump pressed Netanyahu to pull out of Syria, Lebanon
According to Axios, President Trump urged Netanyahu to redeploy Israeli forces from Syria and Lebanon while Israel cites ongoing security concerns.
Sec. Rubio explains:
Sec. Rubio explains why the US is dismantling the ICC
In a State Department essay, Rubio says the court seeks to override US courts and target soldiers, agents and elected leaders abroad.
Head of Security of Hamas' Central Jabaliya Battalion eliminated
In a targeted operation by security forces in northern Gaza, Muhammad Marwan Muhammad Salem, a key figure in the security apparatus of the Central Jabaliya Battalion, was eliminated.
Moving:
Moving: The surprise waiting for a lone soldier after his beret march
The Golani Brigade's beret march concluded with an emotional moment as S. was greeted at the finish line by his parents, who came from the US to witness their son's milestone.
Saudis' normalization demand:
Saudis' normalization demand: Stop Smotrich, halt construction in Judea and Samaria
Ahead of normalization talks, Saudi Arabia demands replacing Prime Minister Netanyahu and advancing diplomatic steps, including reversing measures led by Smotrich in Judea and Samaria.
Trump drops 20% fee on ships passing through Hormuz
President Donald Trump says the Strait of Hormuz will remain open to global shipping while imposing a full blockade on Iranian-linked vessels.
Above the law
Knesset passes law to halt arrests of haredi draft dodgers
The Knesset approved a bill preventing arrests of haredi draft dodgers, with coalition support and opposition petitions filed against the move.
Two years after elimination:
Two years after elimination: New details reveal Muhammad Deif's final months
Hamas sources say Muhammad Deif secretly moved from Gaza City to Rafah and Khan Yunis before Israeli intelligence tracked and eliminated him.
