Maj. Gen. (res.) Uzi Dayan, in an interview with Arutz Sheva at a Machon Lev conference, says he is working to buy Jordanian land in the Jordan Valley.
New footage shows deadly explosion in Holon, killing a 30-year-old; the latest incident in a wave of deadly killings over the past 24 hours, in Jaffa, Kafr Qasim, Tayibe, and Holon.
The government is expected to approve a plan by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to compensate business owners who were harmed by protection rackets, in the tens of millions of shekels.
Israel takes historic step by officially recognizing the Armenian genocide, in a unanimous resolution citing its moral and historical responsibility and affirming its commitment to acknowledging historical truth.
A new bill seeks to revoke benefits derived from polygamy, following data on thousands of suspected cases of polygamy in Israel.
The IDF announced that Captain David Hazutt, 21, from Ashkelon, a platoon commander in the Golani Brigade's 12th Battalion, was killed in Lebanon. His aunt eulogized him, saying: 'They called him King David-a warrior, an outstanding man, a person who was all light.'
Three Jewish shepherds lightly injured after Arab rioters threw stones at them near the Mikneh Avraham outpost in Gush Etzion. IDF and police forces conducting searches to locate the perpetrators.
Ahead of MK Tzvi Succot’s visit to schools in Umm al-Fahm, to examine allegations of incitement in the education system, a strike was declared in the city.
The angiography unit at Shaare Zedek Medical Center has begun, for the first time in Israel, performing reversible electroporation for patients with complex vascular malformations.
A joint social initiative by the coalition and the opposition, led by MK Yitzhak Goldknopf and the Finance Committee chair, will be brought up for discussion today with the aim of easing the financial burden on the public.
A week after he was killed in a tank disaster in southern Lebanon, the family and friends of Nave Habshoosh gathered for a memorial service and farewell.
Avishag walked into the mikveh alone and came out a daughter of the Jewish people. Tonight, she and Noam stand under the chuppah. Just $1,500 stands between them and a dignified wedding.
Despite a drop of about 10,000 immigrants, the share of arrivals from Western countries increased significantly, including young families and people in in-demand professions.
Israel Mordecai Stern, who went missing on Thursday evening, was found this morning (Sunday) healthy and unharmed. Due to serious concern for his life, searches continued on Shabbat, with the approval of rabbis.
A man in his 40s was found unconscious inside a car that exploded in Jaffa. Emergency responders who arrived at the scene pronounced him dead.
The Prime Minister states his intention to form a broad national government following the elections, calling for an end to boycotts and societal division.
The UAL leadership set its priorities for its demands from potential coalition partners, aimed at promoting Arab communities throughout Israel.
Two 13-year-old girls from northern Israel found lifeless after being swept away by Jordan River current.
Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked rules out joining 'Together' party led by former prime ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid.
The National Security Minister said he asked the prime minister to bring the deal with Lebanon to a Cabinet vote, adding that he would oppose it.
In a video address, Prime Minister Netanyahu hails the Lebanon agreement as a major blow to Iran, vowing the IDF will stay in the security zone until Hezbollah disarms.
American conservative commentator Mark Levin toured Binyamin, praising Judea and Samaria's historical and strategic importance and urging Americans to see the region firsthand.
Women from 'Mothers on the Frontline' block entrance to Bnei Brak, causing massive congestion throughout the region.
Businessman Eyal Waldman, whose daughter Danielle was killed in the October 7 massacre together with her partner, says former ISA chief Ronen Bar responsible for failures that led to massacre, should have stepped down soon afterwards.
Rabbi Dov Lando, leading Lithuanian-haredi rabbi, warns against participating in demonstrations, days after colleague Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch gives them a green light.
Marking 50 years since Operation Entebbe, Israel State Archives releases thousands of previously-classified documents, including protocols, recordings, and correspondence detailing the deliberations that led to the historic hostage rescue mission.
New Maariv poll shows Likud rising, coalition gaining strength, as 'Together' party led by former prime ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid continues decline.
Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas urges the Arab public to turn out in droves for the upcoming elections, asserting that the ballot box is the only way to challenge and shift government policy.
President Trump announces plans to use frozen Iranian funds to buy US crops for Iran, a move fiercely rejected by Tehran's Parliament Speaker.
MK Simcha Rothman faces fierce protests from left-wing activists who brand him a "murderer" during a panel discussion at Tel Aviv University.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar will propose a resolution for the official recognition by the Government of Israel of the Armenian Genocide.
A Jerusalem court released to house arrest a man accused of pointing a pistol at haredi protesters, sparking political backlash.
The Air Force helicopter carrying President Isaac Herzog made an emergency landing at Palmachim Air Base after a bird strike during the flight.
Speaking at an IDF officers' graduation, Netanyahu praised Israel's wartime achievements while vowing further action against Iran and Hamas.
Following the continued arrests of haredi draft evaders and incidents of violence on the roads, the Sephardic Torah world is preparing for a protest rally on Saturday night.
Woman passes examination in the field of the laws of mourning. She must pass five additional exams to be eligible for ordination.
Speaking to Arutz Sheva, Hillel Neuer says the UN's hostility toward Israel has deepened since October 7 but insists the diplomatic battle can be won.
The Hesder Yeshiva Union decided to continue enlistment to the Armored Corps, while demanding that the IDF uphold the Joint Service Ordinance.
Police arrest two suspects believed to have drawn weapons to threaten haredi demonstrators - in two separate incidents.
Talking with Arutz Sheva, Kobi Ohel reflects on watching his son Alon perform on the same stage where the family pleaded for his release from Hamas captivity a year ago.
Commander of the Central Command Avi Bluth has issued a series of exceptional administrative restriction orders against settlement activists.
Former ISA official Tamir Mandowsky defended the decision to remove LGBTQ events from the organization.
Childcare provider, age 49, from Jerusalem's Har Homa neighborhood arrested on suspicion of shouting at, cursing, children in her care.
MK Tzvi Succot arrived for a surprise visit to the Shabaat al-Musalamat school in Jerusalem and found materials inciting terrorism. Police forces confiscated them
State Comptroller responds to Venezuela double earthquake, warning Israel has not yet taken sufficient steps to prepare for a disaster of its own.
Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, a leading haredi rabbi, pens sharply-worded letters condemning arrests of haredi draft evaders and urging increased Torah study instead of violence as response to 'decree' of enlistment.
Ariel, the widow of Gedaliya Dor Ben Simhon, commander of the 52nd Battalion, posted a personal and moving message in which she thanked the tank crew soldiers who fell alongside her husband.
Hundreds of Border Police, and Yassam officers descend on Jewish community in the Hebron Hills, destroying the homes of three families. 'The children were shocked.'
An officer attacked a teenager and injured him, and in an attempt to justify the act, claimed he had been attacked himself. The teenager was arrested without cause and will be compensated with 48,000 shekels.
MK Amit Halevi addressed the JNS International Policy Summit, arguing that Israel’s ongoing military campaign against Iran-backed groups represents a broader global struggle against radical Islamist ideology.
What does it take to make this the best summer camp in Israel and a place where kids find a sense of community and make friends that will last for life?
The Chief of Staff ordered not to invite Rabbi Yigal Levinstein to a meeting with heads of yeshivas and pre-army programs. In response, the heads of the pre-army programs decided not to attend the meeting.
Rabbi Moshe Maya, senior Shas rabbi, says blocking roads is 'worst kind of theft,' but haredim must protest arrest of draft-evaders.
Following residents’ complaints and checks by enforcement authorities, road works conducted without a permit were stopped and a demolition order was issued for the road.
Bereaved families from Gvura Forum call on the government to continue countering threats in the north and refuse to yield to international pressure.
Driver attacks vehicle belonging to haredi protesters on Highway 1, intentionally smashing the side mirror and attempting to assault the passengers. A brawl ensues.
According to the data, the Religious Zionist Party succeeds in reaching five seats. A merger between Benny Gantz, Dedi Simhi, and Yoaz Hendel would receive seven seats.
Clashes broke out when secular activists prevented the departure of the haredi protest convoy towards from.
Convoys departed from 19 haredi population centers under police coordination, with reports of heavy traffic and violent incidents, despite organizers' urging orderly and lawful protest.
