New US-Israel initiative will preserve the ancient Huqoq synagogue while expanding public access through digital experiences and future site development.
Judge Asher Kula ruled that a complaint against Israel's Chief Rabbi was justified over his remarks concerning a court hearing held on Shabbat.
Thousands of Sanz hasidim expected to protest outside Military Prison 10 after military court extends detention of two community members.
Yoseph Haddad denounced the former Chief of Staff for comparing him to UAL leader Mansour Abbas.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu has strongly criticized the possibility of granting an alternative to detention for Rabbi Yosef Shoveli, who is facing multiple sexual offense charges.
Former IDF spokesman Maj. Gen. (res.) Moti Almoz calls for issuing separate identity cards for military servicemembers and draft evaders, says Israel should stop funding those who refuse to serve.
Ma'ayan HaBriut is launching a new emergency and urgent care center in Samaria, providing round-the-clock treatment, diagnostics and rapid response for over 55,000 residents, visitors and security personnel.
Outgoing Likud MK Dan Illouz claims a third of the party's lawmakers wanted to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the aftermath of the October 7 massacre.
As part of the program, existing initiatives in academia will be expanded, including programs that combine Jewish identity studies, chaverut partnerships, mentor guidance, and social action.
Police cruiser collides with truck during a pursuit of a suspected stolen vehicle, two police officers lightly injured.
The government approved the implementation of a proposal by Minister Smotrich to fund more than NIS 1B for access roads and security for dozens of new communities in Judea and Samaria.
According to a Channel 13 News poll, Shas drops to seven seats while the Religious Zionist party surges to six.
Government approves a 497 million shekel plan deploying the Shin Bet alongside police to combat organized crime and weapons trafficking in the Arab sector.
Netanyahu has been pressuring members of the Likud Central Committee in recent hours ahead of tomorrow's vote on expanding his authority to reserve places for candidates on the party's electoral list.
MK Dan Illouz announced that he will not run in the upcoming Likud primaries and released a video sharply criticizing the party's leadership and the government's conduct.
The Knesset plenum approved, in its second and third readings, the law defining the powers of the Attorney General.
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana leads plenum in moment of silence for pro-Israel US Sen. Lindsey Graham, who passed away suddenly this week.
A sharp confrontation erupted within the coalition after United Torah Judaism threatened to oppose the bill to split the powers of the Attorney General.
The Central Bureau of Statistics reports that home prices fell by 1% in April-May 2026 compared with the previous period and by 2% in the same period in 2025.
Bnei Brak Municipality put up signs calling for the separation of men and women on Ezra and King Solomon streets. Activist Yaya Fink and former MK Michal Rozin petitioned the court.
The Jewish National Fund has completed the establishment of the Gush Katif Memorial Grove in Kisufim Forest, featuring an observation tower, walking trails, gathering areas, and heritage information signs.
Higher Planning Council approves plan for 158 new housing units in Maskiyot. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich welcomes the decision, saying: 'We are continuing to build the Land of Israel with deeds, not just words.'
Following intelligence information Hetz Yehuda forces recovered a luxury motorcycle in Halhul, stolen from the Gush Dan area. A suspect was arrested, and the bike was returned to its owner.
MDA teams performed CPR on the girl at the scene before evacuating her to Hadassah Mount Scopus in critical condition, where she died of her injuries.
Ben Gvir responded to Mansour Abbas's claims regarding the scope of illegal construction demolitions in the Negev.
MK Zvi Sukkot calls for the closure of an Old City café operated by an association identified with Hamas, saying it serves as a center for incitement.
Minister Ofir Sofer announced that he has decided to retire from politics due to differences that emerged between him and Religious Zionism Party chairman Bezalel Smotrich.
Supreme Court justice temporarily freezes implementation of newly-passed law halting the arrest of haredi draft evaders, orders State to justify.
A woman about 35 years old, in an advanced stage of pregnancy, was seriously injured in a traffic accident in Ashdod and later died of her injuries. Her fetus was delivered and is in serious condition.
Tzohar Rabbinical Organization criticizes Knesset approval of legislation reversing recent kashrut reforms, calling it a setback for the public.
The restriction on U.S. military refueling aircraft landing at Ben Gurion Airport has been lifted following a sharp protest from the United States.
Freed hostage Rom Braslavski removes tattoo he says Hamas terrorists forced him to hide during captivity because it identified him as Jewish.
The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday to overturn the appointment of Yehuda Eliyahu as director of the Israel Land Authority, bringing his tenure in the position to an end.
Women of the Wall bring Torah scroll into Western Wall plaza, Western Wall Heritage Foundation demands group stop using plaza as protest site.
Michael Katz, 82, who was critically injured by an Iranian missile in Haifa has died of his wounds three months after the injury.
Grenade strikes Japanika restaurant in Rosh Pina, in escalating feud between two crime families.
The Israel Dog Unit launched two successful searches to rescue two missing persons over last Shabbat.
Israeli media report PM Netanyahu plans to visit Washington early next week following a recent phone call with President Trump, in which both agreed to meet.
Cabinet approves a proposal by Ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Israel Katz to establish a new community in Samaria near Sa-Nur. "Fortifying the settlement movement."
After 31 years, this raffle is still sending whole families to Jerusalem for Sukkot, and the extended early bird deadline is tomorrow, July 15.
Prime Minister Netanyahu praised Ze'ev Jabotinsky as a founding father of Zionism whose vision continues to guide Israel, highlighting the Revisionist leader's lasting influence on the country's security doctrine, national resilience, and future.
Visiting Ancient Shiloh and Binyamin, US legislators combined a journey through biblical history with an up-close look at the region's security challenges and rapid growth.
Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel resigned after opposing legislation blocking arrests of haredi draft dodgers, citing harm to soldiers.
Yair Golan calls on Arab voters to flood the polls in the upcoming elections and drive political change.
The Knesset approved a bill preventing arrests of haredi draft dodgers, with coalition support and opposition petitions filed against the move.
Rabbi Ya'ir Paran, great-grandson of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, says that the Basic Law: Torah Study, 'disgraces the Torah' and calls for the state to draft haredim while preserving their way of life.
During a surprise tour of the Muslim Quarter, MK Tzvi Succot uncovered an illegal Waqf school operating in Jerusalem that teaches Palestinian Authority curriculum materials. "This will be ended," he said.
The Government has approved the establishment of the ‘Masa Diplomacy’ program to strengthen Israeli advocacy through young Diaspora Jews.
Honenu legal advocacy organization says an adult woman and four minor girls, including a nine-year-old, were detained by police who claimed they attempted to infiltrate Lebanon.
MK Naama Lazimi broke down in tears during a speech at the Knesset, urging lawmakers to advance the Ran Cohen Law, allowing public housing tenants to purchase their apartments.
Shas MK Yaakov Margi opposes advancing 'Torah Study Law,' sharply rebukes anti-draft protesters chanting, 'We will die and not enlist.'
An orphaned boy's transplanted kidney is failing, and the doctors say the treatment that saves it cannot wait. 100 gifts of $360 close the gap.
Israel Airports Authority warns lack of parking space at airport may cause significant disruptions to civil aviation, urges US military to complete removal of refueling planes.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich took aim Tuesday morning at the left-wing organization Peace Now after reviewing a report it published last week criticizing the government's policies in Judea and Samaria.
Government announces Highway 443 to be renamed, honoring late Minister David Levy.
About 100 Breslov hasidim enter Kifl Harath clash with local Arabs; police arrest five Jews.
As temperatures soar across Israel, the Safari Zoo is keeping its animals cool with frozen treats, refreshing water features, and species-specific summer enrichment, from meat-filled ice blocks for big cats to mud baths for elephants.
Religious Zionist MK Moshe Solomon says he was removed from Knesset committees after opposing the original Draft Law, urges Knesset to encourage independent thinking.
Defense Minister Israel Katz turns to President Isaac Herzog, requesting pardon for IDF soldier Elor Azaria who was charged for killing a terrorist at the scene.
