Five pedestrians were injured, some severely, when they were struck by a vehicle on Route 77 near the Poria Junction in northern Israel.
Hebron sheikh backing peace with Israel targeted in arson attack amid PA incitement campaign.
PM sits down with Fox Business, praises President Trump as the 'best friend' Israel has ever had in the White House and explains why Trump should receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin says in memo to employees that accusing Israel of genocide is 'deeply offensive' to Jews who suffered a real genocide after UN accuses tech companies of profiting from the alleged Gaza 'genocide.'
The Givati Brigade combat team has joined the 99th Division forces and begun operations to encircle Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip.
Jewish teachers warn of exclusionary message sent by National Education Association's vote to stop teaching material provided by antisemitism watchdog the Anti-Defamation League.
Foreign Minister Sa’ar, who is on an official visit to Slovakia, thanked Blanár for his hospitality and welcomed the opportunity to strengthen bilateral ties between the two nations.
Ayala Edelstein, 35 years old from Modi'in Illit, dies unexpectedly just a day after celebrating her 12th wedding anniversary.
Former Hamas hostages Sasha Troufanov and Sapir Cohen, both abducted from Kibbutz Nir Oz during October 7 massacre, announce their engagement.
Dozens of D9 bulldozers and heavy equipment arrive at Haifa Port in latest US-backed delivery, as Israel continues largest military airbridge in its history.
Knesset Ethics Committee suspends MK Ofer Cassif for two months, revokes his salary, following repeated severe breaches; says MKs are responsible for guest conduct.
The state has begun extensive steps to conscript yeshiva students, including sending draft orders and increased border enforcement. Plans have been made to expand detention facilities for an expected increase in the number of arrests.
Rabbi David Noll, father of fallen soldier, leads attendees in minute of silence and grief in Ramat Beit Shemesh.
Hotel accommodations for citizens evacuated during war with Iran to end by August 1, 2025, except in exceptional cases reviewed by dedicated committees.
Israel’s foes seem surprised that the Jewish state’s people prefer the defeat of existential threats over applause from antisemites and an indifferent world. Opinion.
IDF forces destroyed Hezbollah terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon, along with raids to seize weapons caches in the zone specified by the ceasefire agreement.
Search and rescue operations ongoing after merchant ship was attacked; five crew members rescued overnight.
The IDF will integrate Arabic and Islamic studies for all Intelligence Directorate soldiers, including cyber and technology personnel, as part of the lessons learned from the October 7th massacre.
Traffic on Route 1 towards Jerusalem came to a standstill Tuesday as police temporarily halted vehicles to escort a mother duck and her ducklings across the highway. Watch.
Haredi Knesset parties contemplating voting with opposition to exert more pressure to pass Draft Law, warn of potential to dissolve Knesset if progress isn't made.
IDF troops destroy 100 terror targets throughout Gaza, including cache of explosives and mines hidden in civilian building.
Yated Ne'eman editorial compares Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to former British leader Winston Churchill, warning neglecting domestic issues could cost him public trust despite military achievements.
Sderot Yeshiva Rabbis published a letter to their students against serving with a female paramedic in their military unit.
Torah is not a series of logic games and intellectual exercises. It’s simply following G-d’s commands.
Study led by Imperial College London finds 10-day heatwave in Europe resulted in at least 2,300 deaths, with Milan and Paris among hardest-hit cities.
Palestinian Arabs set fire to two cars last night near the town of Bat Ayin in Gush Etzion. Firefighters gained control over the fire. There were no injuries.
Why hasn’t the IDF implemented the government’s own official policy, to separate civilians from Hamas terrorists and impose full siege on the areas where Hamas remains? Read on.
IDF eliminates terrorist Hussein Ali Muzhir, Zahrani Sector head of firepower involved in attempts to establish artillery capabilities in southern Lebanon.
There is no substitute for successfully winning an election. A fusion candidate is the solution.
IDF forces arrested five terrorists in the Jenin area within the Menashe Brigade, including one who planned to establish a terror organization in Jenin.
Croatian right-wing singer performs pro-Nazi salute with hundreds of thousands of fans.
World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder strongly condemns recent antisemitic acts in Melbourne, urges the Australian government to take concrete action to safeguard its Jewish community.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson firmly denies a US claim of a meeting request, contradicting President Trump's assertion of scheduled talks.
United Airlines announces it will resume Tel Aviv flights on July 21, ten days earlier than planned, citing improved regional conditions after a truce.
Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot generates numerous antisemitic social media posts following a recent update, including praising Hitler and promoting Jewish stereotypes. Anti-Defamation League condemns the content as "irresponsible, dangerous, and antisemitic".
US airports are reportedly phasing out the shoe removal rule at security checkpoints in airports. The rule began after the 2001 "shoe bomber" incident and a 2006 liquid explosives plot.
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy warns Iran of "dramatic sanctions" if it doesn't clarify its nuclear program and allow UN inspectors.
The Houthis release footage of the attack on the “Magic Seas” ship, which sank after being hit by unmanned vessels and missiles.
Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem reveals: Hamas informed Nasrallah just 30 minutes after launching the October 7 attack and requested Hezbollah's involvement. The group ultimately decided to open only a "support front."
Prime Minister Netanyahu meets President Trump at the White House - their second meeting in under 24 hours - amid ongoing talks aimed at securing a hostage release deal. The meeting lasts about 90 minutes, with no public statements given afterward.
Before his meeting with Trump, Prime Minister Netanyahu gifted a mezuzah shaped like a B-2 bomber - highly symbolic in light of the recent American strike on Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility.
France's foreign intelligence chief, Nicolas Lerner, confirms US and Israeli strikes "very, very delayed" Iran's nuclear program by "various months," seriously affecting every stage from enrichment to warhead design.
Foreign sources report that one version of the hostage deal includes transferring responsibility for food distribution in Gaza to the United Nations. Israel has yet to agree to the proposal.
Netanyahu says Bagatz is endangering national security. Perhaps it is also affecting operations.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air will resume its flights from Ben Gurion to Larnaca and Budapest on August 8. Ticket sales will open on July 9.
The Satmar Rebbe addressed the report about increased enforcement among IDF deserters, including yeshiva students of conscription age, and called for the haredi community to remain strong.
Netanyahu mourns loss of 5 soldiers, says 'We have still to finish the job in Gaza, release all our hostages, eliminate and destroy Hamas’s military and governance capabilities.'
Under the agreement, signed at the Blair House, regional projects, including IMEC and the Abraham Accords, will be advanced, and a working group on cooperation regarding standards and optimal practices, as well as safe digital infrastructure for embedding AI in the energy economies.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to meet again tonight with US President Donald Trump, against the backdrop of progress in the negotiations.
US Special envoy says the 4 main disagreements on a ceasefire deal with Hamas have been reduced to 1.
One day after five soldiers were killed in Beit Hanoun, the Nativ Yehuda Battalion commander honored their bravery, saying they fought with a deep sense of duty to protect Israel.
IDF Spokesperson Brigadier General Effie Defrin says over 1,300 Hamas terrorists have been killed since the start of Operation Gideon's Chariots in Gaza.
The Iranian regime's weakened situation is not necessarily a sign that the regime will fall, but one that could mean trouble for the country's ethnic minorities. Analysis.
Authorities emphasize commitment to maintaining security and deterring violence, after Border Police's undercover unit neutralize a terrorist throwing rocks at security forces in Shuafat refugee camp.
Israeli PM, Syrian President al-Shaara to meet ahead of UN General Assembly to sign security agreement, possible first step toward full normalization, i24NEWS reports.
Captivity survivor Keith Siegel says to Arutz Sheva: 'I drew strength from the memory of the Holocaust, the survival of the Jewish people; how we endured, built our country and keep it thriving'
Israeli PM meets US Congressional Leader during visit to DC and ahead of his second meeting with President Trump.
Preliminary IDF investigation reveals: Netzach Yehuda soldiers encounter a minefield shortly after entering the area. Terrorists fire at them from an ambush after the mines were detonated.
White House photographer Daniel Torok documents the behind-the-scenes moments of the Prime Minister's visit to the White House and meeting with President Donald Trump.
