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Jerusalem Border Police and IDF forces arrested four terrorists belonging to ISIS in Jericho, on suspicion that they planned to promote terrorist activity and carry out an attack.
Bezalel Zini admitted during his interrogation that his subordinate, Aviel Ben David, suggested that he participate in smuggling goods into Gaza and even reported to him about carrying out such operations.
Rescue teams from the Galil-Golan station rescued a man and his dog who were stranded on the banks of the Snir River.
US Ambassador to Belgium Bill White calls on Antwerp to 'drop the ridiculous and antisemitic prosecution' of religious figures who were arrested for performing circumcisions.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir sharply criticized Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, claiming that she is preventing the strengthening of the fight against crime in the Arab sector.
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett tells Conference of Presidents in Jerusalem that Turkey is “the new Iran" seeking to encircle Israel, calls for new leadership following 'the greatest disaster in Israel’s history.'
Three Palestinian Arab children played with an explosive near an IDF live-fire in the Jordan Valley. One of them was killed and two others were seriously injured
25,274 children have been recognized as victims of acts of terror since October 7, the National Insurance Institute of Israel announced today.
Arab residents of the village of Rashida today (Tuesday) stoned an Israeli shepherd in Gush Etzion. The shepherd was evacuated to the hospital with a suspected fracture in his hand.
Three Israelis were hospitalized after a violent assault on Ko Samui, with family members saying the attackers shouted antisemitic slurs and threats during the attack.
A sheepfold near Hebron caught fire and about 50 animals burned to death. Police said the fire was caused by an electrical fault and there is no suspicion of a nationalist attack.
Elad Deputy Mayor Yaniv Badlov was refused entry to the Knesset over a noose-shaped pin backing the death penalty for terrorists; the directive is under review.
Civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate whose career was marred by antisemitic remarks and personal controversies dies at 84.
The finance minister confronted MK Iman Khatib-Yassin regarding the recent uptick in violence among Arab communities.
Rabbinical courts report a 3.9% fall in divorces, tougher sanctions on get refusals, and progress in resolving cases of women unable to remarry.
The District Court accepted the police appeal and restored the restrictive conditions on the prime minister's chief of staff and ambassador-designate to the United Kingdom, Tzachi Braverman.
Police arrest five suspects who allegedly threw projectiles at members of the Viznitz Hassidic court.
New York has become the 13th U.S. state to allow doctors to prescribe lethal drugs to terminal patients.
Dozens of youths set fires, blocked roads, and clashed with police in Bnei Brak, as Mayor Hanoch Zeibert urged parents to keep teens at home.
Prosecutors say the 25-year-old abducted a debtor from an Afula pizza shop, burned him with a heated iron rod, and threatened him at gunpoint.
Samaria rabbis published an unusual ruling of support for the farms, alongside clear guidelines and an absolute prohibition on violence.
In interview with Drop Site, senior Hamas official Basem Naim rejects unilateral disarmament and links any weapons talks to ceasefire and statehood.
NBA superstar LeBron James faces online backlash after praising Israeli player Deni Avdija and saying he’s heard "great things" about Israel.
Tunisian courts sentence five individuals to prison for their involvement in the May 2023 attack on the Ghriba synagogue on Djerba Island, which left five dead.
UN Secretary-General Guterres condemns Israel's decision to resume land registration in Judea and Samaria, calling it unlawful and destabilizing and warns it undermines the two-state solution.
CNN report: While Trump said that regime change in Iran might be the best solution, US officials lack clarity on post-regime change plans. Allies push for diplomacy, while Israel supports military action.
Shooting during a hockey game in Pawtucket leaves three dead and several injured. Investigators are looking into a possible domestic dispute as the cause.
At the Kerem Shalom crossing, an unusual attempt to smuggle tobacco disguised as canned grapes was foiled.
Mayor Hanoch Zeibert warns recent violent demonstrations are an 'educational disaster' and calls on families to prevent youth from joining unrest.
Qatar reportedly intends to pay the highest amount for the reconstruction of Gaza in order to increase its influence in the Peace Council on behalf of Hamas.
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee says US and Israel are aligned on Iran, calls Trump-Netanyahu talks historic, warns threat is global.
In wide-ranging Arutz Sheva interview, Religious Zionism MK discusses meeting Reza Pahlavi, US backing, Judea and Samaria policy, haredi draft reform and dairy overhaul.
Undercover Border Police officers from the Judea and Samaria district and IDF soldiers, under the guidance of the Shin Bet, arrested a terrorist suspect involved in terrorist activity during a nighttime operation in the Qalqilya area.
South Carolina Senator credits Israel's response to October 7 for bringing Iranian regime to its weakest point since 1979, says America's decision on military action is close.
In a Fox News interview, Reza Pahlavi urged President Trump and the international community to increase pressure on Iran’s regime and support anti-government protesters.
In a statement to the Supreme Court, the Chief Rabbis assert that the Western Wall is a synagogue and is subject to halakhic rules that require separation between men and women.
IDF reservist Elkana Federman opened up about his feelings after being summoned for interrogation eight months after neutralizing a terrorist.
LTG Eyal Zamir tells reserve commanders 2026 will bring intensified operations, structural reforms, and expanded support for reservists.
Move follows Oxfam CEO's admission she was pressured to accuse Israel of 'genocide' without sufficient evidence and accusation of antisemitism against organization leaders.
At a Knesset session, a female religious combat paramedic shared the challenges she faced during her mixed-gender service, but stressed that it is possible to maintain a religious lifestyle.
