Three new female pilot crews join Israir, bringing the airline to a record seven all-female crews, nearly 10% of its operational pilot workforce.
Archaeologists excavating Jerusalem's City of David uncover massive charred wooden beams believed to have collapsed during the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE.
19-year-old killed on Ayalon Highway, pedestrian killed in south. Four injured in the two accidents.
Arab parties Hadash and Balad condemn proposals for civilian national service for Arab youth, branding them a "dangerous plot."
The Minister of Transportation is scheduled to hold a situational assessment at Ben Gurion Airport following an official US request to deploy dozens of additional aerial refueling tankers to Israel.
The Likud Constitution Committee approves the Prime Minister's proposal, granting him eight reserved spots on the candidate list within the top 30 positions.
The "Yashar" party secures 22 seats followed closely by Likud with 21. The right-wing bloc wins 51 seats, while the anti-Netanyahu bloc garners 55.
Hundreds of residents of Kafr Kanna gathered on Saturday for the launch of the United Arab List's election campaign, with the party declaring it intended to be a major coalition partner.
In a rare interview, haredi leader Rabbi Dov Lando sharply criticized efforts to draft yeshiva students into the IDF.
Israeli authorities are seeking an investigation after an Israir aircraft was struck by a service vehicle in London for the third time in less than a year, raising concerns that the incidents may not be accidental.
Despite the loss of decades of memories and rare holy books, Yehuda Shimon says, 'We will emerge stronger with greater faith,' and emphasizes the embrace that the families received from all over Samaria.
While much of Israel watches the World Cup final, Rabbi David Stav is calling on the public to remember the families who lost their homes in the Havat Gilad fire.
Arbel Ori Hoffman, 4, from Tekuma, died after sustaining critical injuries in a traffic accident. Her parents chose to donate her organs, saving the lives of four people.
Israel Police says a human error caused a four-year delay in the investigation of former MK Mohammad Barakeh, suspected of incitement to terrorism over a speech he gave in 2022.
Police say three young men arrested near Kedumim were found with suspicious items after fires swept the area. The arrests come after claims that the suspects were volunteers helping to extinguish the blaze.
Terrorist filmed setting four fire hotspots along Ridge 917, which overlooks Route 60 between Ofra and Shiloh, before fleeing toward the village of Sinjil. Large security forces launched a search for the suspect.
According to police, one suspect spat at the victim without any provocation, while a second suspect recorded the incident. The two were arrested shortly afterward.
Bezalel Smotrich said he avoids shaking women's hands for halakhic reasons and shared the advice Esther Hayut gave him to prevent offense.
The High Court of Justice heard a petition by "Physicians for Human Rights" seeking to oblige the state to allow patients from Gaza to enter Israel.
Police say a discarded cigarette likely caused the Havat Gilad wildfire, with investigators no longer believing the fire was nationalist-motivated.
A group of local youths who were there protested the driving of the vehicle on Shabbat, and the vehicle struck two of them.
Police officers came under attack while conducting an operation to locate illegal weapons and narcotics in Jisr az-Zarqa. Five suspects were arrested.
Kan News journalist Yoav Borovich claims he was attacked and robbed while covering the huge fire at Havat Gilad in Samaria.
After wildfire destroys their carpentry business, the owners recite Havdalah at the burned site, expressing faith despite their devastating loss.
The JPPI Israeli Society Index indicates the strengthening of the right and that most Israelis are certain of who they will vote for.
The High Court of Justice issued a temporary injunction against sections of the new Communications Reform Law.
In a TV interview, the Yisrael Beytenu chairman claims that Netanyahu may use the Shin Bet against political opponents in the upcoming election.
Smotrich arrives at Havat Gilad, holds a situational assessment, and instructs the Property Tax Authority to deploy assessors immediately to document the damages and expedite compensation.
Residents of Havat Gilad are receiving an outpouring of support from Israel and communities around the world following a devastating fire that destroyed numerous homes and businesses in the community.
Samaria Governor Yossi Dagan called for the immediate arrest of those responsible for the Havat Gilad fire and pledged the community would rebuild stronger than before.
Yael Shevach says her home was destroyed in the wildfire that swept through Havat Gilad. 'The house is gone... We’re okay, but I have no home.'
Six Israeli travelers were violently attacked by a group of men in northern Mongolia with knives and hatchets.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks with IDF reservist released after spending eight months in detention in Thailand, thanking him for his reserve service.
Residents of Havat Gilad evacuated after fast-moving wildfire reaches community, destroying about 13 homes; additional fires break out in other areas of Israel.
Three men arrested on a Lufthansa flight at Ben Gurion Airport for disruptive behavior and assaulting officers, with one suspect invoking October 7 during the arrest.
Singer Eyal Golan said that following a Torah class held at his home, he took upon himself not to travel on Shabbat and called on the public to make a positive spiritual commitment for the recovery of Rabbi Kook.
Passengers on Israir Flight 116 were removed from the aircraft following an accident and transferred to the terminal. The company arranged transportation and hotel accommodations until a rescue flight becomes available.
90-year-old extreme left-wing activist rammed two Jews at the Tomer Farm in Gush Etzion. Minister Smotrich blames attack on 'left-wing incitement.' Calls on political leaders to retract statements about evacuating farm outposts.
Honenu says Tal Derdik has suffered repeated fainting spells during his hunger strike and was evacuated to the detention facility's medical clinic. Attorney Nati Rom said, 'The administrative detention orders must come to an end.'
Moran Zer Katzenstein withdraws from event including MK Tzvi Sukkot after learning it was a dialogue event, calling reconciliation with him impossible.
He taught other people's children for over a decade. Now his widow has nine of her own to raise, and the family income is gone.
Agam Tsarfi, former partner of Benyahu Razi, is suspected of involvement in planning his murder. She denies the allegations, and her detention has been extended.
Yariv Oppenheimer accuses rival Naor Narkis of abandoning left-wing values, citing past support for joining Netanyahu and other controversies.
A new Maariv poll shows Yoaz Hendel and Chili Tropper's party entering the Knesset with four seats, while Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! are tied.
Following the dissolution of the Knesset, Attorney Baharav-Miara informed ministers that Israel has officially entered the period of a caretaker government and instructed them to consult with her before making any significant decisions.
Shalom Hartman Institute pays tribute to Prof. Sagi, 'a brilliant and prolific philosopher, a man of values and morality, a man of the people and a voice of moral conscience who supported, encouraged, and helped others.'
The Knesset has given final approval to legislation keeping mandatory military service for men at 32 months.
Eliav Libi, one of the founders of the Farm Outposts Association and the father of Sgt. David Libi, who was killed in combat in the Gaza Strip, received the 2026 Zionism Award
Sharon shared security camera footage capturing the terrifying moments after her car locked with her two-month-old daughter trapped inside. She is urging parents to take extra precautions to prevent similar incidents.
Shas chairman declares that his party remains loyal to the right-wing bloc and its leader, asserting that a broad Netanyahu-led government should be formed after the elections.
At an international ministerial conference, Foreign Minister Sa’ar exposes the operational alliance between Palestinian Arab terrorist organizations and radical left-wing forces in the West.
The 25th Knesset has been officially dissolved in a 62-0 vote, kicking off the election recess after last-minute political chaos in the plenum.
The Minister of Environmental Protection has signed a declaration that will allow a pilot program to examine the use of crocodiles around prisons housing Nukhba terrorists.
MK Moshe Solomon announces he will not seek reelection in the Religious Zionist party, citing differences over Torah study, IDF service and party values.
The Communications Reform Law spearheaded by Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi in its second and third readings.
Finance Minister warns that the upcoming elections will determine whether Israel is governed by a national government or a left-wing coalition.
Haredi extremists are blocking Route 4 at the Geha and Givat Shmuel interchanges near Bnei Brak to protest the arrests of draft dodgers.
Ramat Gan's mayor apologized after a haredi man was allegedly beaten and threatened in a suspected anti-haredi attack in the city.
Two weeks after Rabbi Amos Guetta was murdered in Netanya, main suspect stops feigning mute, begins speaking with investigators.
