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IAF strikes Hezbollah terrorist who had recently directed Hamas operatives and assisted them in planning a significant and imminent terror attack against Israeli civilians.
President Donald Trump announces plans to visit the Middle East in the coming weeks, marking his first foreign trip of his second term. The itinerary includes stops in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, with the possibility of additional destinations.
Trump says former US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman is among some 30 names he is considering for the UN envoy post after withdrawing Rep. Elise Stefanik’s nomination.
Driver with suspended license and troubling record faces manslaughter charges after tragic collision kills haredi mother and two daughters.
Finance Minister resigns 'temporarily' in response to Otzma Yehudit's failure to remove MK Kroizer from the Knesset under the coalition agreement.
The IDF published the findings of its inquiry into an incident where soldiers damaged property belonging to Palestinian Arabs in violation of rules and regulations.
An Israeli security official said that Israel has recently identified a strengthening of the Egyptian army in the Sinai Peninsula, which could constitute a violation of the peace agreement.
US President Donald Trump issued another warning to the Houthis this evening to stop attacking ships.
Dozens protested outside the Claridge's Hotel, which is owned by the Qatari royal family. During the protest, 'IRON Initiative' President Rabbi Pini Dunner revealed that a Jew working for the royal family attempted to persuade him not to protest it.
After testifying to the police on Qatar-Gate, Prime Minister Netanyahu published a video claiming the investigation is solely meant to prevent ISA Chief Bar's dismissal and to remove him from office.
Democratic Congressmen notes how 80,000 Muslims were able to pray on the Temple Mount for the first day of Ramadan under Israeli rule while Jews were banned from the Western Wall under Jordanian rule.
While Israel awaits Hamas's response, the IDF is implementing a plan to expand Israel's security control in the Gaza Strip. 'Peak of military pressure on Hamas.'
Prime Minister's advisers to have court hearing tomorrow in the extension of their detention.
Iran International investigation reveals Revolutionary Guard officials stole millions while faking corruption probe.
'ICE=KKK' found written near site of arson attack againdt Republican Party State headquarters.
Troops of the 252nd Division operating in northern and central Gaza dismantled a one-kilometer-long underground tunnel route and a workshop used for producing rockets and launchers.
National Unity Party chairman abstains from opposing the appointment of Eli Sharvit as ISA Director, but said that Netanyahu needed to wait for the Supreme Court to hear the petitions against Bar's dissmissal.
University of Technology Sydney launches investigation after Professor Peter Slezak, who is Jewish himself, says it is a 'duty' to make Jews 'feel uncomfortable' while pointing at a Jewish student.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara instructed police to question the Prime Minister on his staff's connections with Qatar. Netanyahu left the court early to testify before Lahav 433 investigators in his office.
There is a growing belief among those close to the prime minister that the anger in Likud over the appointment of a former navy commander who participated in the Kaplan protests to lead Israel's intelligence agency will not go through.
Chief Rabbi Kalman Ber will join Chief Rabbinate conference on ritual slaughter abroad. 'Failures require direct intervention.'
Likud members pressuring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to revoke appointment of former Navy commander Eli Sharvit as new Shin Bet chief.
Investigation opened after ten rare parrots stolen from Gan Garoo Zoo in Emek Hama'ayanot.
Likud MK's bill to revoke terrorists' eligibility for National Insurance Institute stipends passes final Knesset reading. 'We have put an end to insanity.'
Development in Qatar Gate affair: Police detain Prime Minister's advisers for questioning, Netanyahu's lawyer leaves hearing in district court.
Education Ministry says plane carrying students to Poland for school trip carried out emergency landing in Turkey due to technical issues.
Delegation of released hostages and relatives of hostages still held in Gaza takes off for ten-day trip to the US.
Shin Bet and police arrest four right wing activists in Samaria, including two minors; detainees appeal order preventing them from meeting their lawyers.
Security forces uncover six-person terror cell in Shechem which received direct funding and instruction from Hamas operators in Turkey.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei responds to threats from US President Donald Trump, warning against attack.
Police arrest man in Meah She'arim neighborhood in Jerusalem suspected of spraying swastikas on MDA ambulances.
Council heads in Judea and Samaria join rabbis' demand to restore permanent Jewish presence at Joseph's Tomb. Samaria Council head: 'Now is the time to return.'
Defense echelon believes Yemen's Houthi rebels have only a few dozen ballistic missiles, limited areas to launch from.
Supreme Court reduces 7 and 4 years' prison sentence of two Israeli-Arab terrorists who lynched a Jewish family.
After interviewing seven different candidates, Netanyahu decides to appoint former Navy Commander Eli Sharvit as head of the Israel Security Agency.
Iranian authorities forcibly disperse sit-in by demonstrators advocating for the enforcement of mandatory head coverings for women.
Trump says a deal with ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, will be reached before deadline by which it needs to be sold or shut down in the US.
Former Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai caught driving at a speed of 136 km/h in an area where the speed limit is 90 km/h. The policewoman let him go without a fine or points.
Captivity survivor Tal Shoham speaks to “60 Minutes” about the time he spent in captivity with Guy Gilboa-Dalal and Evyatar David: They are not children, but from time to time, I felt like a father. I really, really fear that they are now alone.
Captivity survivors Keith and Aviva Siegel speak to CBS’ “60 Minutes”. Keith: After Aviva was released, the terrorists became very mean, and very cruel, and violent. They were beating me and starving me.
