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Leaked emergency responder audio reveals Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell was found unconscious in his home last month, raising fresh questions about his ongoing absence.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is quietly establishing relationships with progressive Democrats and pro-Palestinian Arab activists, signalling early preparation for a 2028 White House run.
Vice President Vance credits American airstrikes with significantly delaying Iran's capability to build a nuclear weapon, says Trump has “options" if the Islamic Republic tries to restart its nuclear program.
Qatari and Pakistani mediators conclude talks with US and Iranian envoys in Doha, reporting progress on the Islamabad Accord framework before a funeral pause.
The Higher Planning Council approves 156 housing units in Otniel, along with 52 in Kfar Adumim and 21 in Elkana.
President Isaac Herzog welcomes Jewish athletes to Jerusalem for the 22nd Maccabiah Games, calling the event a display of strength against rising antisemitism.
Captivity Emily Damari shares her expectations from the next government and a message of hope.
Iran's Education Ministry approved a special arrangement allowing observant Jewish students to take matriculation exams without violating Shabbat.
The man suspected of stabbing to death Rabbi Amos Guetta confessed in an interrogation and is expected to undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
A preliminary team from the Israeli humanitarian assistance delegation landed in Venezuela, where they began coordinating with local authorities in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes.
Viznitz hassidim gathered outside the Attorney General's office to protest the arrests of haredi draft dodgers.
Three teens were swept away at an unofficial beach. Two were rescued and treated by emergency medical personnel. Searches continued for the third. He was found in critical condition but later pronounced dead.
Adel Jihad Mohammad Asfour, a Hamas platoon commander who advanced sniper and explosive device attacks against IDF troops, was eliminated.
The Board of Peace rejected the role of the UN aid agency, saying it is 'turning the page on the complex of perpetual aid dependency & conflict. The people of Gaza deserve better.'
Bedouin man serving time for murder phoned the right-wing MK to commend him on his visits to Arab educational institutions. 'You are saving the education in the Arab sector.'
Doron Spielman, a former IDF foreign media spokesperson, was appointed international spokesperson for Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Directorate.
Dimona resident indicted for manufacturing IED, hiding it near Ashkelon playground.
A father and mother of ten children have fought debt for years, quietly, without complaint. On July 7th, a seizure order takes effect. $20,000 still stands between them and collapse.
Addressing the Herzliya Conference, Baram calls for tailored force buildup, a broader alliance stretching from India through the UAE to Greece and Cyprus, and a new US-Israel security MOU built on hard interests and shared values.
Israel's Health Ministry updates national childhood vaccination schedule, moving second MMRV dose from first grade to 18 months of age to provide earlier protection against measles.
The Supreme Court issued an interim order instructing the freezing of Adv. Michael Rabello entry into the post of State Comptroller until a decision in the petitions filed against the procedure for his selection.
At ceremony marking 20 years since Second Lebanon War, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows Israel will remain in security zone as long as necessary, says Israel ultimately wants peace between the two countries.
Israel and the USA today signed an agreement on moving the embassy to its permanent premises in Jerusalem.
Officers from Lod Police Station, together with Yassam officers, eliminate terrorist attempting to carry out stabbing attack.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara demands Supreme Court ban afternoon program subsidies for haredi children whose fathers did not enlist in the IDF.
During an interview, Netanyahu was asked what has changed in him since Oct. 7 and initially replied: "I lost a little weight." His words drew criticism from bereaved families.
Energy Minister Eli Cohen says Israel increasing control of Gaza, will not allow Hamas to recover following war.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf claims Iranian aggression in Strait of Hormuz due to destruction of terror infrastructure in Lebanon.
According to IDF data, 89 smuggling attempts were thwarted since the start of the year, but dozens of drones managed to reach the Gaza Strip.
Operating to remove active threats, IDF eliminates four terrorists, destroys Hamas launch shafts.
Rabbi Amos Guetta of Netanya stabbed by follower in yeshiva; police searching for suspect.
A New York woman faces up to 20 years in prison after federal agents uncovered over $30,000 in cryptocurrency transfers to an Islamic Jihad terrorist.
Moorpark professor sentenced to one year in jail and two years of probation for the 2023 protest death of 69-year-old Jewish demonstrator Paul Kessler.
According to The Wall Street Journal, President Trump paused plans for a renewed, full-scale military campaign against Iran, choosing instead to extend nuclear negotiations past an upcoming August deadline despite ongoing regional friction.
Reuven Gur-Arieh, who formerly served as the deputy head of the Samaria Regional Council representing the Jewish Home party, announces that he is joining Yisrael Beytenu.
Hamas is actively recruiting youths, ramping up training for its Nukhba units, manufacturing hundreds of explosive devices and rockets each month, and working to expand its smuggling networks.
Prime Minister asked in an interview about the possibility of establishing Jewish communities in Gaza following remarks by Smotrich, says that a distinction must be made between actions and public statements.
At a Buenos Aires conference, over 20 Latin American legislators sign a pro-Israel pact to counter antisemitism and expand the Isaac Accords framework.
A senior ENT specialist who saw Shira Saadon talk on TV about snakes, contacted her to say that he suspected that she had a lump on her thyroid gland, urging her to have it checked.
An Arab driver in a stolen vehicle breached the checkpoint at the Tzofim crossing and hit a civilian standing there.
