MK Tzvi Succot (Religious Zionism) awarded NIS 7,500 in a legal settlement after police unlawfully confiscated his personal firearm during a 2022 protest action in the Negev.
Marine police officers rescued a family, after their boat overturned and sank in the Sea of Galilee due to a suspected technical malfunction. Authorities stress the life-saving importance of wearing life vests.
The security cabinet voted late last night in favor of distributing humanitarian aid throughout the Gaza Strip, following a heated discussion that included harsh criticism of IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir.
Minister Ben Gvir insists: Victory and the safe return of hostages require full occupation of Gaza, a total halt to "humanitarian" aid, and the encouragement of emigration.
Netanyahu’s office clarifies: The changes Hamas seeks to make to the Qatari proposal were conveyed to us last night and are unacceptable to Israel. The negotiation team will nonetheless depart for talks in Qatar.
Australian television journalist and presenter Erin Molan spoke to Arutz Sheva after being unexpectedly ‘stuck’ in Israel during the recent war against Iran.
Former hostage Ofer Calderon revisits the moments when he and his son were separated during the October 7th massacre.
The Prime Minister's Spokesman, Omer Dostri, has informed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of his intention to leave his position.
Israel’s government to debate bill limiting eligibility for citizenship under the Law of Return, removing clause that grants citizenship to those with Jewish ancestry but not considered Jewish by religious law.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggests those threatening to leave government over deal's approval wait until end of Knesset recess, allowing time to reassess.
Israel's President Isaac Herzog, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, condemn recent arson attacks on Melbourne synagogue, Israeli restaurant, calling on Australian authorities to take urgent action to protect Jewish citizens.
Man in his 40s fatally struck by vehicle while being treated for minor injuries at the scene of a previous accident near Beit Horon; two others, including MDA medic, suffer light injuries.
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New report reveals significant growth in construction of new settlements in Judea and Samaria since the current government took office in early 2023.
On US Independence Day, hostage families gather at the US Embassy in Tel Aviv, urging President Trump to seize the opportunity for a comprehensive deal to bring home all 50 hostages and end the war.
Amit High School mourns the loss of former student Sgt. Yair Eliyahou, killed during an operation in the northern Gaza Strip, 'remembered by his teachers and family for his warm heart, dedication, and commitment to others.'
3 young men charged after stealing hundreds of thousands from driver at gunpoint.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid claims that if he had continued to serve as Prime Minister, Hamas would not have carried out the October 7 massacre. "During my tenure, the border was quiet."
Prime Minister Netanyahu in Ofakim: "There were supreme acts of heroism here by men and women, who stood up at the decisive moment."
A five-year-old boy and a one-and-a-half-year-old toddler were found in serious condition in a vehicle in the town of Elyakhin. Shortly thereafter, a girl who was locked in a vehicle was found in Hadera in serious condition. The three were treated by MDA teams and evacuated to a hospital.
Syrian source reveals two Golan Heights peace scenarios, including land divisions and potential Lebanese transfers; new Syrian president shows openness, but Golan return is key for domestic support.
Families of most of the remaining hostages sent a letter to Prime Minister Netanyahu demanding a deal that eliminates the need for cruel selections and categories.
The court today ordered the release under restrictive conditions of the last two detainees from the riots in Binyamin last Saturday, following an agreement between the parties.
Netanyahu visited the kibbutz for the first time a year and nine months after Hamas terrorists murdered or abducted a quarter of its residents.
1st Sergeant Almakayis, 42, from Netanya, was killed during a police operation and left behind a wife and four children.
The missiles from Iran may have stopped falling, but for hundreds of Israeli families, the nightmare is far from over.
The Knesset this week approved in its first reading a groundbreaking bill aimed at providing formal recognition and support for families of missing civilians in Israel.
Thousands of newcomers remain steadfast in their decision to immigrate, expected on multiple group aliyah flights as well as flagship summer charter flight.
The families of hostages Maxim Herkin and Bar Kuperstein have agreed to the circulation of a Hamas video of their loved ones.
Yisrael Ben Zion Goldstein, who lost his mother in a tragic event two years ago, was killed Wednesday in a bicycle accident in Jerusalem.
Haim Rotter, prominent Bnei Brak figure, named as suspect arrested Wednesday on suspicion of serious sexual offenses against minors.
After a 4-year-old girl was killed in a traffic accident yesterday, one eulogy at her funeral called her death 'an atonement for the draft orders sent to Yeshiva students.'
The prosecution, after consulting with the police, determined that there is no evidence to file charges against the Hilltop Youth accused of assaulting the battalion commander.
Northern District police chased dirt bikers riding recklessly; one crashed into a railing and was arrested without a driver's license.
Yeshivat Pirchei Aharon urges students and alumni to dedicate prayers and study for the full recovery of Kobi Hershtel, injured in recent Gaza battles.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt met with a group of released hostages in Washington DC and promised that the US administration was working to recover the other hostages and end the war.
President Isaac Herzog speaks with National Security College trainees about the security situation and the urgent need to bring the hostages home.
Maj. Gen. (Res.) Yoav Mordechai is under investigation in the Qatargate affair, suspected of contact with a foreign agent and bribery.
Senior foreign policy expert Harley Lippman speaks with Arutz Sheva about how Israel can ensure continued American support for the war with Hamas.
Prime Minister Netanyahu decides to appoint MK Israel Eichler as Minister of Construction and Housing. If MK Yitzhak Goldknopf chooses to return to the government, the portfolio will be restored to him.
Ahead of Netanyahu's trip for a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, all Likud ministers and the Knesset Speaker signed a joint call for the immediate application of sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.
Senior Rabbis from the court established by Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu issued a ruling against another Rabbi. Activists spread a letter against it - with forged signatures of the Rabbis.
The Supreme Planning Council will discuss today the promotion of 267 housing units, including 150 in a precedent-setting plan in Ganei Modi'in beyond the security fence.
In landmark move, Rabbinical Court in Ariel is granted official permanent status, expanding its operations to five days a week.
Committee tasked with reviewing possible dismissal of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to hold its first session later this month.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requests to cancel next week's court testimony ahead of his planned trip to the US to meet President Trump and other officials.
Peace Now's Ron Yamin sparks outrage after posting a photo making an obscene gesture toward a sign in the Knesset, activists demand her entry permit be revoked.
Senior member of a well-known organization arrested amid allegations of severe sexual offenses against minors.
Ben-Gvir pushes for united front against hostage deal as Lapid pledges support to ensure it passes.
A grenade was thrown into the yard of a private the Herzliya Pituah home of businesswoman Nicole Raidman, prompting a police investigation.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to ask President Trump for a formal US guarantee of approval for Israeli strikes on Iran if the Islamic Republic resumes its nuclear or missile programs.
President Herzog speaks with Daniella Gilboa after she was denied restroom access at a Tel Aviv café: "I hope people will show more sensitivity - especially in such difficult times."
Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree claims the group fired a "Palestine 2" ballistic missile towards Ben Gurion Airport on Tuesday evening. The IDF confirmed the missile was intercepted with no injuries.
'On behalf of the remaining 50 hostages, I shout their pain and their pleas to return home,' says hostage survivor Omer Wenkert at the Hostages' Square in Tel Aviv.
In interview with Piers Morgan, Minister May Golan points out that Hamas indoctrinates children and uses civilians as human shields and denies claims that Israel is imposing an aid blockade on Gaza.
MK Gadi Eisenkot, who announced his departure from the National Unity Party and his split from Benny Gantz, holds a press conference to explain his decision.
Following Gadi Eisenkot’s resignation, the National Unity Party is weakening. Polls suggest that a partnership between Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett could create a major political shake-up.
Judges grant parties' request and allocate government and Attorney General one week to try to reach agreements, to avoid issuing a ruling.
Ohad Ben Ami describes a particularly chilling incident he experienced a few weeks before his release.
