Israeli News (Page 166)


Netanyahu:

'What in God’s name are they talking about in The Hague?'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the ICC's decision to issue arrest warrants and said it was made by 'a rogue prosecutor who is trying to extricate himself from sexual harassment charges, and by biased judges who are motivated by antisemitic sentiments.'

'What in God’s name are they talking about in The Hague?'

Search for missing man reignited near Beit Shemesh

A special search day was held this week for the missing Yoram Fliter after the discovery of some of his personal effects in a national park.

Search for missing man reignited near Beit Shemesh

Netanyahu:

'The court that was founded to defend humanity is now its enemy'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the ICC's decision to issue arrest warrants against him and former Defense Minister Gallant: 'This is an antisemitic move.'

'The court that was founded to defend humanity is now its enemy'

Smotrich may prevent money transfers to PA due to ICC warrants

Finance Minister Smotrich is considering taking action in the against the Palestinian Authority due to their activities against Israel in international institutions.

Smotrich may prevent money transfers to PA due to ICC warrants

Report:

Israel prepared list of actions against ICC for Trump admin

Israel has compiled a list of suggested actions and sanctions against both the court and even specific individuals in it.

Israel prepared list of actions against ICC for Trump admin

Leaked documents

PM's office spokesman charged with harming state security

Eli Feldstein was indicted on charges of sharing secret information to harm state security, which could carry a life sentence.

PM's office spokesman charged with harming state security

MK Sukkot:

'Take back the Cave of the Patriarchs for Jews'

The Knesset Subcommittee on Judea and Samaria toured Hebron in preparation for the Shabbat where the portion regarding the Cave is read.

'Take back the Cave of the Patriarchs for Jews'

Ayelet Shaked refused entry to Australia

Former Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked refused visa to enter Australia, over her opposition to a Palestinian state. 'An antisemitic decision and a black day for Australian democracy.'

Ayelet Shaked refused entry to Australia

'A dark day for justice'

Officials from Israel and the world condemn ICC decision

After the ICC issues arrest warrants for PM Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Gallant, elected officials in Israel and around the world respond.

Officials from Israel and the world condemn ICC decision

Live:

Funeral of Ze'ev (Jabo) Hanoch Erlich

The funeral of Ze'ev Erlich, scholar of the Land of Israel, resident of Ofra, who was killed in Lebanon, is taking place now.

Funeral of Ze'ev (Jabo) Hanoch Erlich

Great news in Lod:

Meshorerim neighborhood – the future of housing in central Israel

Rare opportunity: an innovative residential project in a perfect location, attractive pricing and special payment plans

Meshorerim neighborhood – the future of housing in central Israel

The Cave of the Patriarchs: What's really inside?

OU Israel publishes special video detailing the history of Me'arat Hamachpelah, the Cave of the Patriarchs, and the ancient gems of the holy city of Hebron, and why it is so important to the Jewish people. Watch.

The Cave of the Patriarchs: What's really inside?

Watch:

Israel's oldest citizen celebrates her birthday

Laniado Hospital holds birthday celebration for Tzila Cohen, Israel's oldest citizen, who was among the founding generation of Netanya.

Israel's oldest citizen celebrates her birthday

Award-winning actor:

'Let everyone in Gaza die of hunger until the hostages come home'

Israel should have paused all humanitarian aid to Gaza at the start of the war in order to release all the hostages, Israeli actor Uri Gavriel says.

'Let everyone in Gaza die of hunger until the hostages come home'

Ehud Barak does not regret withdrawal from Lebanon

Former Prime Minister accuses Netanyahu of strengthening Hezbollah and claims that there is no connection between the withdrawal from southern Lebanon in 2000 and the strengthening of the terrorist organization.

Ehud Barak does not regret withdrawal from Lebanon

New Zealand designates Houthis, entire Hezbollah as terror org's

The government of New Zealand designated Hezbollah's political wing, in addition to its military one, as well as the Houthis in Yemen, as terror organizations.

New Zealand designates Houthis, entire Hezbollah as terror org's

'Worst since Rabin assassination'

New details revealed on flare attack on Netanyahu's house

Newly revealed details show that the four suspects planned the attack ahead of time and scouted out the area weeks in advance.

New details revealed on flare attack on Netanyahu's house

Fallen soldier Omer Gaeldor is the son-in-law of Yaron Gispan

Adi, the widow of Sergeant First Class (Res.) Omer Gaeldor, who fell in Lebanon, is the daughter of Yaron Gispan, who was murdered in a terrorist attack, but his death was defined for 9 years as suicide.

Fallen soldier Omer Gaeldor is the son-in-law of Yaron Gispan

Following Supreme Court compromise:

Labor Minister to sign on daycare subsidies

Labor Minister Yoav Ben Tzur backtracks refusal to sign off on daycare subsidies following Supreme Court compromise allowing yeshiva students' children to receive subsidies for three more months.

Labor Minister to sign on daycare subsidies

Over 65% turnout:

In Gaza-border communities, incumbents win new terms

Sderot Mayor and two other incumbents win additional terms, runoffs likely in Sha'ar Hanegev.

In Gaza-border communities, incumbents win new terms

Haredi minister slams:

Judiciary holds a double standard

'Terrorists receive stipends until a special law is passed, but a yeshiva student loses stipends in a single day,' Jerusalem Affairs Minister Meir Porush tells Knesset plenum.

Judiciary holds a double standard

Meet the New Olim - Joey and Pnina Savery from London

Joey and Pnina Savery, who immigrated from London to Carmay Hanadiv in Kiryat Malachi, share their Aliya story and explain that when 'People opened up their arms to us,' they realized that this is the perfect neighborhood for them.

Meet the New Olim - Joey and Pnina Savery from London

Instead of foreign airlines

Arkia and Israir to operate flights to the US

The two companies plan to lease European aircraft and operate ten weekly flights using foreign crews in order to lower prices for consumers.

Arkia and Israir to operate flights to the US

Knesset approves:

Denial of benefits to convicted terrorists

The new law stipulates that benefits will be denied to those who have been convicted of terrorist offenses or declared terrorist operatives. MK Yulia Malinovsky: "An end to the disgrace."

Denial of benefits to convicted terrorists

Yelena Troufanov:

'Sasha is my soul; without him, I have no life'

Yelena Troufanov celebrated her son Sasha's birthday, the second while he is still held captive by Hamas: 'He is my heart, my soul, my entire life. Without him, I have no life.'

'Sasha is my soul; without him, I have no life'

National Security Committee:

'A step up in incitement against elected officials'

The police reported to the committee a dramatic increase in incitement against elected officials. Committee Chairman: "If we don't deal with this, it will end in disaster.

'A step up in incitement against elected officials'

Historic court verdict:

PA to pay compensation for Sbarro bombing in 2001

Court verdict ruled that Palestinian Authority and PLO must compensate victims of 2001 Sbarro restaurant bombing in Jerusalem with tens of millions of Shekels.

PA to pay compensation for Sbarro bombing in 2001

410 days in Gaza:

'We didn't tell Mom Shlomo was a hostage until the day she died'

Shlomo Mansour, 86, one of the founders of Kibbutz Kissufim, was taken hostage by Hamas. His family hid the kidnapping from his 100-year-old aunt to avoid distressing her.

'We didn't tell Mom Shlomo was a hostage until the day she died'

Fear in Ashdod:

'Illegal workers climbed onto our balcony; my wife was terrified'

Families living in a building in Ashdod undergoing reconstruction, experienced disturbing incidents in their building.

'Illegal workers climbed onto our balcony; my wife was terrified'

One Year Later:

Breakthrough in disappearance near Beit Shemesh

On the anniversary of his disappearance, Yoram Fliter's brother found his prepaid bus card in a densely wooded area near Beit Shemesh.

Breakthrough in disappearance near Beit Shemesh

'We'll force a halt'

Haredi MKs oppose advancing judicial reform

Faction leaders from the United Torah Judaism party say they won't allow the judicial reform to proceed unless the Draft Law is passed.

Haredi MKs oppose advancing judicial reform

Water prices in Israel to rise 3.4% starting January

The average family is expected to pay an additional five NIS monthly; price hike due to cost of desalination and infrastructure.

Water prices in Israel to rise 3.4% starting January

Hiker dies after falling from cliff in southern Israel

Hiker rescued after falling from cliff near Ramon Crater dies of his injuries shortly afterwards, police investigating.

Hiker dies after falling from cliff in southern Israel

Flares fired at PM's house 'an afterparty for the protests'

One of the suspects in the case is a senior reserve officer who is thought to have supplied the flares. He is forbidden from speaking with a lawyer.

Flares fired at PM's house 'an afterparty for the protests'

Amana:

'Sanctions are a result of baseless slanders'

The construction company Amana and its founder Ze'ev Hever respond to the sanctions imposed by the Biden administration and believe they will be lifted by Trump.

'Sanctions are a result of baseless slanders'

Report:

Netanyahu considering firing Shin Bet chief

Sources close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claim that he has been considering in recent days removing Shin Bet head Ronen Bar from his position.

Netanyahu considering firing Shin Bet chief

Man murdered near Kiryat Malachi, family member arrested

A Kiryat Malachi man was found dead outside the city with signs of violence on his body. A family member of the victim was arrested for his murder.

Man murdered near Kiryat Malachi, family member arrested

Poll:

Party led by Gallant - 8 seats; party led by Bennett - 23

New poll examines two different scenarios for Knesset elections - a party led by Bennett versus a party led by Gallant | A party led by Gallant would not take seats from the right-wing bloc.

Party led by Gallant - 8 seats; party led by Bennett - 23

Danon at UN:

'Ceasefire without returning hostages is abandoning them in hell'

Israel's ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, denounced the wording of a resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza today at a meeting of the UN Security Council.

'Ceasefire without returning hostages is abandoning them in hell'

Samaria Governor:

New US sanctions 'scandalous'

Governor Yossi Dagan called the sanctions against Israelis announced earlier today 'an act hostile and cynical towards the only democracy in the Middle East.'

New US sanctions 'scandalous'

Shfar'am:

Deadly rocket strike against occupied apartment building

A Hezbollah rocket killed a woman, mother of four, this evening when it struck her apartment building in northern Israel.

Deadly rocket strike against occupied apartment building

ISA director visits Turkey to discuss hostage deal

ISA director Ronen Bar met last Saturday with his Turkish counterpart, Ibrahim Kalin. The two discussed the possibility of Ankara renewing the negotiations for a hostage deal.

ISA director visits Turkey to discuss hostage deal

Netanyahu Confirms:

'We hit a component related to Iran's nuclear program'

Prime Minister Netanyahu has publicly confirmed for the first time that Israel's attack damaged the Iranian nuclear program.

'We hit a component related to Iran's nuclear program'

'A Hero and True Warrior':

Captain Yogev Pazy laid to rest

Captain Yogev Pazzi, killed in action in Jabaliya, was laid to rest today in the Gva'ot Bar cemetery.

Captain Yogev Pazy laid to rest

'Held in unreasonable conditions'

Noose found in Prime Minister's Office spokesman's jail cell

Prime Minister's Office Spokesman Eli Feldstein, who was arrested for allegedly leaking classified documents, was moved to a closely supervised cell to prevent suicide after a noose was found in his cell.

Noose found in Prime Minister's Office spokesman's jail cell

Hostage's father to AG:

IDF must defeat Hamas, bring back hostages

'IDF is not measured by whether soldiers give water to a woman in Gaza, but by whether it defends the citizens of Israel,' Tzvika Mor, father of hostage Eitan Mor, tells Knesset committee.

IDF must defeat Hamas, bring back hostages

Rabbi Yosef to Gerrer Rebbe:

'I worry about the fate of Sephardic youth'

Former Sephardic Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef expresses to the Gerrer Rebbe concern for Sephardic-haredi youth in Israel's periphery, who he says are likely to be drafted into the IDF first.

'I worry about the fate of Sephardic youth'

Highway sign slams A-G: PM's blood will be on your hands

'If, G-d forbid, something happens to the Netanyahu family, the blood will be on the hands of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara,' Deputy Minister Avi Maoz warns.

Highway sign slams A-G: PM's blood will be on your hands

Israeli analyst berates US-born minister for not being 'Israeli'

Amnon Abramovich hinted that Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer, who was born in Florida, was not fit for his position because he did not have 'an Israeli experience.'

Israeli analyst berates US-born minister for not being 'Israeli'

'They'll fight the wars of G-d'

Attorney warns against drafting haredim

Attorney Yair Nehorai, who waged legal battle against the pre-military academy in Eli, warns against drafting haredim: 'The face of the IDF will change because more and more units will fight the wars of G-d.'

Attorney warns against drafting haredim

Help Protect Israel’s Border:

One Year Later: Commemorating October 7th at the Gaza Border

On October 7th, 2024, thousands gathered at the Gaza border to honor the memory of the victims of the horrific Hamas massacre one year ago.

One Year Later: Commemorating October 7th at the Gaza Border

One dead after vehicle explodes in Petah Tikva

One dead, one moderately injured, after vehicle explodes in Petah Tikva; police investigating.

One dead after vehicle explodes in Petah Tikva

Joy mixed with sorrow:

Brother born to missing teen

Two and a half years after Moishe Kleinerman mysteriously disappeared, his mother Gitty gave birth to a son. 'The family hopes that the new baby will get to see Moishe healthy and safe back at home.'

Brother born to missing teen

Rabbi to haredi draft recipients:

'You can be defectors; it's a mitzvah'

Haredi leader, Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, to draft recipients: 'You are upholding the Land of Israel. You can be defectors; it's a mitzvah'

'You can be defectors; it's a mitzvah'

Great-grandmother eulogizes:

'The worst punishment is to bury a great-grandson'

Great-grandmother of Idan Kenan, who fell in Gaza, eulogizes her eldest great-grandson in tears, 'I am 88. You should be burying me.'

'The worst punishment is to bury a great-grandson'

PMO document leak:

New details cleared for publication

Prime Minister's Office spokesman allegedly attempted to influence public opinion on the hostage negotiations and circumvent the IDF censor by sending classified Hamas documents to the foreign press.

New details cleared for publication