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Roshei Yeshiva sign letter announcing that they will prohibit students from enlisting in the Armored Corps due to a pilot program integrating female combat soldiers into tanks.
Ayman Hamad's alleged violation of construction regulations is thought to be what caused a wall to collapse on 25-year-old yeshiva student Itzik Steinberger as he slept.
US Pres. reveals that the helicopter which went down in the Strait of Hormuz earlier today was shot down by Iranian forces, necessitating a US response.
While operating north of the Litani River, Givati soldiers were shocked to find dozens of weapons alongside a baby crib.
The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories published an Arabic video warning that Hamas refuses to allow a better future to emerge for them.
A Shin Bet opinion submitted to the Knesset claims MK Tally Gotliv put a senior agent's life at risk by disclosing his identity.
Yesha Council chairman Yisrael Ganz warns that the decision of the UK and other countries to impose sanctions on settlers and fund the PA will promote terrorism and not peace,
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir said Israel is prepared to return to Iran with a deeper strike while continuing operations against Hezbollah.
An IDF officer was sentenced to 15 days in prison for posting a political story to her personal account. Her mother claims: 'It was a stupid statement, a joke.'
The State Comptroller reveals a 92% surge in the number of imprisoned terrorists, a shortage of thousands of prison spaces, and serious failures in the state’s preparedness.
Investigators arrested a Border Police officer, an IDF career soldier, and a colonel in the reserves from the Negev Bedouin encampments in connection with an attempted murder.
Britain and several allies imposed sanctions on Israeli organizations and individuals while unveiling new guidance for businesses calling to boycott products from Judea and Samaria.
France, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Norway announced sanctions against a number of Israeli figures, including Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.
Satellite images taken before and after the Iranian missile barrage suggest a possible strike on Ramat David Air Force Base.
The gathering, hosted in Manhattan by Bruce Galloway, brought together supporters and wounded Israeli veterans participating in a visit to the United States through the Brothers for Life organization.
Tel Aviv-Jaffa leads in number of reservists, with 42,000 serving, followed by Jerusalem, Rishon LeZion, Be'er Sheva, and Haifa; more than 1/3 are parents, highlighting the personal and family sacrifices made during the wartime period.
Haredi sources expressed disappointment at Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's refusal to advance measures that would benefit tens of thousands of conscription-eligible individuals.
An advanced US Army Apache attack helicopter crashed in the Strait of Hormuz. Both pilots were rescued safely. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
Minister Amichai Eliyahu spoke out in favor of the exemption of Yeshiva students from the draft - as long as they are genuinely studying Torah.
Israeli Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter rejects claims of a rift between Trump and Netanyahu, calling the coordination historic.
A tribunal rejects an unfair dismissal claim from ex-BBC host Sean McGinty, who was fired over biased Hamas posts.
US Vice President tells Fox News that US strategy toward Iran will focus on American interests, despite Israeli rifts.
The EU sanctions Iranian officials and an IRGC unit for disrupting the Strait of Hormuz.
Gantz on the brief campaign against the Tehran regime: "Every time the Iranians attack us, we must strike back in Iran in a smart and incisive manner."
Iran's parliament speaker says Tehran is not afraid of US talks failing, blending force with diplomacy.
ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan has been suspended for serious misconduct after a harassment probe.
20 senators and congressmen hold an official solidarity event for Samaria Regional Council chairman Yossi Dagan at the Capitol Hill Club. "It's either a terror state or sovereignty."
Ynet report provides details on how Trump pressured Netanyahu into aborting a massive retaliatory strike across Iran in order to protect nuclear talks.
A heated cabinet discussion saw Itamar Ben-Gvir urge a tougher line toward Washington while Netanyahu defended close ties with Trump.
Italy has officially announced that it is opening an investigation against Minister Ben Gvir over the video of his meeting with the flotilla participants to Gaza.
The exiled Iranian crown prince accused the Islamic Republic of fueling conflict and said lasting peace requires the regime's removal.
President Donald Trump said he urged Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid escalating the conflict with Iran and claimed he helped limit an Israeli strike.
CENTCOM said a US Navy fighter disabled an oil tanker after its crew ignored orders and continued sailing toward Iran.
Data from the new smoking report by the Israel Ministry of Health reveals that one out of every four deaths in the country is caused by tobacco and nicotine.
The Home Front Command eased restrictions nationwide, allowing schools, workplaces, and activities to resume in most areas of the country on Tuesday.
After the announcement that Israel and Iran will not continue their mutual attacks, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issues a statement.
IDF soldier Yehonatan Gottlieb published an unusual letter found in one of the villages, in which local residents thanked the IDF.
Muhammad Atiya Hassan Abu Afash, Farhat Zuhair Farhat Harara, and Abdallah Allah Riyad Masoud Qadoum were eliminated
US Ambassador Michel Issa praised progress in Lebanon-Israel negotiations, saying the process has reached a "point of no return."
A senior Israeli official said that at the request of US President Donald Trump, Israel is currently halting its retaliatory strikes on Iran.
