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Rubio: 'Regional problems would have been more difficult without Abraham Accords'
President Isaac Herzog meets in Jerusalem with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to mark the 5th anniversary of the Abraham Accords.
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President Isaac Herzog meets in Jerusalem with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to mark the 5th anniversary of the Abraham Accords.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledges the impact of diplomatic isolation on Israel’s ability to import weapons and ammunition. “We will need to develop our own industries.”

The Director General of the Defense Ministry believes there will be further rounds of combat against Iran.

In a meeting in Jerusalem, Netanyahu and Secretary Rubio emphasized that Israel and the U.S. are acting together against Iran and Hamas, and committed to working toward the release of the hostages.

A reservist who was present at a meeting on the draft law asked the MKs to promise not to push through legislation until the war had been won.

High-rise building used by Hamas to gather intelligence and monitor IDF troops in the area is brought down by IDF.

An international conference against antisemitism focused on the spread of antisemitism within the judiciary, the media, politics and education.

In preparation for construction of light rail's Blue Line, Jerusalem closes parts of King George Street and Nathan Strauss Street to vehicle traffic - permanently.

The Southern District of the police carried out a large-scale security drill this week as part of preparations for the High Holidays.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett says Israel must deal with threats when they are still small, build a large, strong army and advanced technology, and give Israel a positive vision for the future.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir says during closed meeting that the IDF lacks clarity regarding the plans for Gaza after the war ends.

The office was implicated in a fraud scheme involving fictitious employment and fraudulent tax returns.

Hamas now holds some hostages in tents and private homes, ahead of increased IDF ground operations.

French investigators open a corruption inquiry into former Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati. The probe, launched by anti-corruption groups, accuses Mikati and his brother of fraudulently building their fortune.

Antisemitic graffiti, including "Jews did 9/11" and a swastika, found on two Halifax synagogues and a Jewish center.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul officially endorses Zohran Mamdani for NYC mayor, despite their past disagreements and his anti-Israel stance.

Merav, mother of hostage Guy Gilboa-Dalal, reveals her son is being held above ground in Gaza City and used as a human shield, and pleads for an end to the fighting.

Government submits response to Supreme Court, arguing its orders contradict the law and democracy - but agrees to explore an alternative plan.

A journalist was summoned for questioning with the permission of the prosecution, allegedly to incriminate journalist Amiel Yarchi and to identify his source for a recording that embarrassed the police leadership.

After weeks of controversy, Barry Avrich’s film about an Israeli general’s daring Oct. 7 rescue wins TIFF’s People’s Choice Award and prepares for wide release.

Tahir al-Nunu, a senior official in Hamas's political bureau, was filmed tonight for the first time since the Israeli strike in Qatar, after his name was reported as one of the assassination targets.

Throughout the day, the IDF struck multiple high-rise buildings in Gaza City, which were used by Hamas.

An IAF cargo plane carrying 50 passengers was forced to land after a bird broke one of its windows.

Irish Times feature on how to avoid everyday goods with ties to Israel lists global brands, sparking outrage and comparisons to antisemitic propaganda.

The frontman of Bob Vylan delivered a torrent of verbal abuse at the memory of Charlie Kirk during a show in Paradiso.

Madrid Region President Díaz Ayuso came to the team bus at the race start to greet the riders, shake their hands, and offer her public support.

A rusted old British Mills Bomb grenade was found among the rocks on the banks of the Sea of Galilee. Authorities arrived and detonated it to prevent it from posing a threat to civilians.

A groom reportedly spent last Shabbat in military detention after having been arrested for not reporting for IDF service.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio opened his visit to Israel with a prayer alongside Prime Minister Netanyahu at the Western Wall.

Carmel District police issued dozens of traffic fines, removed unsafe vehicles from the road, and detained drivers suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

According to the IDF, Hamas terrorists planted intelligence gathering means and positioned observation posts in the building.

The Population Authority has published the most popular baby names for the past year: Lavie has leapt to first place among Jewish boys, and Avigail and Tamar top the list for girls.

Since the early 2000s Poland has long been recognized as one of the key IT and technology hubs in Europe. Polish cities such as Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw, Poznan and Gdansk have become home to numerous centers established by global companies.

The Rehabilitation Division of the Ministry of Defense is currently treating a record number of 81,700 wounded, including 31,000 mental cases. Every month, about 1,000 new wounded are admitted.

On the 50th anniversary of the elite unit, the Prime Minister praised its achievements and promised full support. Ben-Gvir announced additional budget and personnel allocations.

Fecal incontinence can be a stressful, uncomfortable, and even isolating experience to live with. Worrying about accidents in public, managing irritation and odors, are all common things to deal with daily.

As you age, you gain wisdom, memories and cherished experiences on your side. But it also comes with problems that can interfere with daily life.

Over the next few weeks, approximately 600,000 white storks will pass over the Hula lake, joined by tens of thousands of pelicans and hundreds of thousands of birds of prey.

Custom glass office installations became way more complex in 2025 as businesses demand unique solutions that match their specific architectural challenges and brand requirements.

Some investors are drawn to market drama, such as fast swings, quick gains, and bold risks. Others prefer the quiet satisfaction of watching their capital generate steady income month after month.
