Ministers and MKs publicly discuss a long-term vision for Gaza, 'Only with a clear vision for Gaza will we be able to defeat our enemies and achieve absolute victory.'
Teachers Union boycotts meeting of Knesset's Education Committee, drawing anger from MKs.
Bereaved father Yossi Cohen lashes out at former Meretz MK Mossi Raz at meeting on freezing monies used to pay terrorists' salaries.
According to an Al-Sharq report, PA President Mahmoud Abbas was taken for medical treatment in Ramallah.
Tzachi Braverman, head of Prime Minister's Office team, appeals release conditions following interrogation. 'Absurd political investigation.'
Winter weather system to bring heavy rainfall, strong winds - and maybe snow.
Tzachi Braverman questioned for approximately 13 hours at Lahav 433 on suspicion of obstructing investigative proceedings and breaching trust in the classified documents affair.
Haredi extremists disrupt an event for parents of Hashmonaim Brigade soldiers in Bnei Brak. Three soldiers lightly injured. Brigade commander evacuated with police assistance.
The town of Rehavam has begun construction as part of the government plan to bring one million residents to Samaria.
The court dismissed Regavim's petition and that of the Gush Etzion Regional Council against two 12‑storey towers adjacent to the security fence in southern Jerusalem.
Netanyahu opens cabinet meeting by openly declaring support for the movement to topple the Islamic Republic regime.
Menachem Cohen, a bereaved brother, was arrested on Friday in Haifa after he set up a street tefillin booth to commemorate a brother killed in action in Gaza.
Detectives arrested two illegal entrants after a resident returned from overseas and found that they had broken into her home. They were found with several allegedly stolen items and cash.
Yair Netanyahu, the son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was elected as a member of the party's central committee.
Approximately 20 Haredi young men remain in a military prison after being detained by the Military Police for failing to report as required to the recruitment offices.
As part of an operation by the Rotem District Police, a drone that had been concealed in an open area near Nahal Rahaf was located carrying 8.6 kilograms of marijuana.
Lt. Col. Avishai Harer from Kochav HaShahar is the officer who was found in his home on Saturday without signs of life.
Northern District police takes swift action after US tourist forgets a bag containing NIS 50,000 in cash at a restaurant in Kfar Tavor.
The Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Tzachi Braverman, has been summoned for questioning at the Lahav 433 major crimes unit.
A responsible family that worked hard, saved carefully, and took every precaution still lost everything because of one medical crisis. What happened to the Weinbergers could happen to any of us - and here's why thousands are already stepping in to help.
Dozens gather in Meitar to demand the return of Ran Gvili, the final hostage whose remains are still held in Gaza, urging leaders not to advance any agreement until he is brought home.
Former Haaretz analyst Alon Pinkas received payments from a Qatar-affiliated company, report says.
UNRWA was thrust into controversy in Lebanon after the name Palestine was omitted from parts of the textbooks used in its schools.
Police detain two individuals in Tel Aviv, after clash involving pepper spray.
Volunteers from the Israel Dog Unit renewed intensive search efforts in the Haifa area for Ruth Pelet, a 38-year-old woman who has been missing for a month.
British number sends threatening English-language text message to many Israeli's phones, issuing warning.
Einav Zangauker, mother of former hostage Matan and a leading voice for hostage families, says she’s considering entering politics, noting multiple parties have approached her.
In an interview with The Economist, PM Netanyahu vows to secure Israel’s future, restore its global standing, fight “propaganda," reassess US aid, and confront threats from Iran.
Hundreds gather in Tel Aviv for a Shabbat service honoring Ran Gvili, the last hostage still held in Gaza, urging his immediate return and stressing that recovery cannot begin until he is home.
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The Magistrate's Court extended the reservist's detention by five days, charging him with, among other offenses, obstruction of investigation proceedings and concealment of evidence.
Strong gusts of wind bring down trees in southern, central Israel; one injury reported.
Israel's stock exchange moves from Sunday-Thursday to align with global trading.
Founder Marlene Kolangi describes how Israel Orphans of 10/7 provides financial aid, play therapy and support to children shattered by October 7.
Attorney Dr. Haim Shine discusses the Draft Law, and crucial points for Israel's future.
Shas party spokesman Asher Medina says current situation is untenable, extremely dangerous for the haredi community.
Rain, hail, and strong winds expected; when will the rain let up?
Resident of northern Israel shot dead on highway, shooter claims he felt threatened.
Likud receives 25 seats, down one from the previous poll. Bennett’s party remains stable at 21 seats. The opposition bloc stands at 58 seats, while the coalition bloc has 52.
Elazar Rompler was convicted of assaulting a minor in the cult. He was extradited to Israel after fleeing trial.
An 11-month-old baby, who contracted measles and was transferred to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in critical condition yesterday, passed away this evening.
President Isaac Herzog visited Kibbutz Manara and Kiryat Shemona, reinaugurating a kindergarten hit by Hezbollah and stressing that Israel’s true victory lies in rebuilding and growth.
'The Democrats' chairman said lessons from Oslo and the Gaza disengagement must not be repeated, ruling out a rapid Palestinian state.
A 16-year-old from Karnei Shomron was indicted after posing as a licensed bus driver using forged documents, driving hundreds of passengers for weeks without a license or insurance.
A state representative admitted to the Supreme Court that 90% of the funds sent for haredi education were transfered against the law.
The police arrested today (Thursday) a suspect in the attack on Rabbi Netanel Avitan, head of the Hesder yeshiva in Jaffa.
The raid was carried out on his home in Samaria despite the case having already been closed.
Court orders driver who rammed and killed 14-year-old Yosef Eisental released to house arrest, in opposition to police's demand to extend his arrest.
Illegal Arabs from Hebron suspected of removal and theft of mezuzahs in central Israel.
Week of pleasant sunny weather to turn stormy, with floods predicted.
Brigadier-General (res.) Ofer Winter responds to rumors that he is joining politics, urges unity.
The Israel Police and the Prison Service failed to bring the defendants to their remand hearing, forcing the court to release them due to a procedural lapse.
Rabbi Uri Lupolianski, founder of the Yad Sarah organization and former mayor of Jerusalem, dies at age 74 after a prolonged illness.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara is expected to submit a legal opinion arguing that granting the Prime Minister a pardon does not comply with the law.
MDA publishes the first message that reached the hotline after the deadly incident at the haredi demonstration in Jerusalem.
Channel 13 poll finds that while the Religious Zionist party would find itself outside the Knesset in the next elections, Brigadier General Ofer Winter could change that.
A resident of the Binyamin Region spent nearly a week in a Romanian airport after being notified that he was subject to EU sanctions.
President Isaac Herzog convened an emergency meeting with heads of local authorities from the Negev region in southern Israel.
State Comptroller Matanyahu Engelman conducted a tour in Manara and criticized the delay in the rehabilitation of northern communities.
