Israeli News (Page 200)


Terror victim's father: 'Benayah is walking almost on his own'

Two years after a deadly terrorist attack, Benayah Peretz is once again walking almost unassisted.

Terror victim's father: 'Benayah is walking almost on his own'

4-year-old boy drowns in pool, family donates his organs

After a tragedy during a family vacation, the family decided to give Shoham's organs to four separate recipients.

4-year-old boy drowns in pool, family donates his organs

Three IDF soldiers treated for heatstroke during training

Three IDF paratroopers were hospitalized after suffering from heatstroke in southern Israel.

Three IDF soldiers treated for heatstroke during training

Dimona girl nearly drowns in home pool - and is revived by EMTs

'The young girl was already blue, it was miraculous that her pulse came back,' EMTs recall.

Dimona girl nearly drowns in home pool - and is revived by EMTs

Haredi leaders back down from Draft Law demands

A meeting with the Defense Minister has produced understandings regarding the Draft Law for the haredi community.

Haredi leaders back down from Draft Law demands

Middle East expert:

'Those who love Israel don't speak of relocating'

'Relocation means I have no emotional attachment to the land here,' Dr. Mordechai Kedar tells podcaster. 'If the IDF calls me, I will go.'

'Those who love Israel don't speak of relocating'

Channel 12 journalist marries Diaspora Minister's spokesperson

Journalist Ori Isaacs marries spokesperson Noy Bar in a wedding attended by ministers, journalists, and 500 guests.

Channel 12 journalist marries Diaspora Minister's spokesperson

Amid concerns over refusals:

Chair of Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit Israel

Gen. Mark Milley will meet Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi and other senior Israeli security officials.

Chair of Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit Israel

Public transportation on Shabbat? Likud MK has a condition

MK Nissim Vaturi asked about public transportation on Shabbat, replies that "Judaism comes with love - not by coercion."

Public transportation on Shabbat? Likud MK has a condition

ADL calls on Jerusalem Mayor to condemn anti-Christian attacks

ADL Israel branch CEO Carole Nuriel asked Mayor Moshe Lion to condemn attacks on Christians in the city by a small group of Jews.

ADL calls on Jerusalem Mayor to condemn anti-Christian attacks

1 killed, 3 hurt in motorcycle drive-by shooting in north

Teenager killed, father-son previously convicted for manslaughter injured in criminal shooting near Gan Shmuel.

1 killed, 3 hurt in motorcycle drive-by shooting in north

Ex-police official claims:

'Commissioner Shabtai stabbed me'

Fmr. Operations Directorate head Amnon Alkelai claims Commissioner Kobi Shabtai stabbed him in the leg and that he is unfit for his post.

'Commissioner Shabtai stabbed me'

Miri Regev:

'Ehud Barak is off the rails, he should be in prison'

The Transportation Minister spoke about the leaders of the anti-government protests: 'There are small groups here that got used to ruling.'

'Ehud Barak is off the rails, he should be in prison'

Ex-IDF millitary intel chief:

'Netanyahu a threat to Israel's security'

Former IDF intelligence chief Lt.-Gen. Amos Malka attacks PM in TV interview.

'Netanyahu a threat to Israel's security'

Hackers behind hospital attack demand millions of dollars

Ranger Locker group claims to have seized medical records of PM Netanyahu, haredi rabbis, in attack on Mayanei Hayeshua hospital.

Hackers behind hospital attack demand millions of dollars

3 infected with eye parasite after swimming in the Kinneret

Bathers diagnosed with microsporidia parasitic fungus after swimming in the Sea of Galilee.

3 infected with eye parasite after swimming in the Kinneret

'Come in groups, wear red':

Provocations planned for haredi buses

Organizations which focused on anti-government protests are now focusing on buses with separate seating, report says.

Provocations planned for haredi buses

Woman claims discrimination:

Haredi passenger: 'She saw my kipa and lost it'

Neria Kraus claims the passenger pressured her to change seats because she's a woman. The passenger: 'My son wanted to sit with his friend.'

Haredi passenger: 'She saw my kipa and lost it'

Poll: Only 25% of Israelis believe the media

A new poll shows just a quarter of Israelis believe that the media portrays the situation in Israel as it truly is.

Poll: Only 25% of Israelis believe the media

Arab council chief petitions Supreme Court against Homesh

Head of Arab village of Burqa demands State cancel order expanding Samaria Regional Council's area of jurisdiction.

Arab council chief petitions Supreme Court against Homesh

Watch:

215 Olim from the US and Canada land in Israel

For the first time in history of Nefesh B’Nefesh’s flights, Olim given the opportunity to complete their immigration process on the plane.

215 Olim from the US and Canada land in Israel

Justice Minister to use private council for reasonableness case

Yariv Levin will not be represented by the Attorney General to defend the reasonableness standard law.

Justice Minister to use private council for reasonableness case

Samaria farms open to public touring for the first time

A number of Samaria farms allowed tour groups to visit and held recreational activities for the first time ever this summer.

Samaria farms open to public touring for the first time

In first: Direct flight from Israel to Hanoi, Vietnam

Economy Min. Barkat announces: Electronic instead of print visas to travel to Vietnam, direct flight routes to launch this year.

In first: Direct flight from Israel to Hanoi, Vietnam

Tel Aviv: Protest as light rail train makes maiden journey

Dozens protest government decision not to operate Tel Aviv light rail on Shabbat.

Tel Aviv: Protest as light rail train makes maiden journey

I Belong:

The note left behind by the IDF soldier who died in training

IDF soldier Hillel Ofen died during a training exercise. A note that was in his backpack held a moving essay.

The note left behind by the IDF soldier who died in training

Police to change procedures for handling domestic violence

A series of new procedures seeks to address neglected aspects of what is already a highly sensitive procedure.

Police to change procedures for handling domestic violence

Porcupine found in the Knesset returned to the wild

A young porcupine rescued from wild birds by the Knesset Guard has been returned to the wild after thorough rehabilitation.

Porcupine found in the Knesset returned to the wild

Ben-Gvir to Gallant:

'Allow fallen firefighters to be buried in military cemeteries'

Itamar Ben-Gvir sent a request to the Defense Minister asking that firefighters who fall in service be buried in military cemeteries.

'Allow fallen firefighters to be buried in military cemeteries'

Report: Judicial reform to be frozen, Draft Law passed

PM Netanyahu and his coalition recalculate course following pressure from haredi parties and concerns about IDF preparedness.

Report: Judicial reform to be frozen, Draft Law passed

Paraguay to open an embassy in Jerusalem

Foreign Minister Eli Cohen meets President of Paraguay and the two agree that an embassy in Jerusalem will open before the end of the year.

Paraguay to open an embassy in Jerusalem

Japan provides $1 million for Jenin rehabilitation

Government of Japan announces emergency grant aid of $1 million to Jenin following recent Israeli counterterrorism operation.

Japan provides $1 million for Jenin rehabilitation

Yariv Levin to Benny Gantz:

'Come to talk, there is no room for preconditions'

Justice Minister responds to Gantz, who rejected his call for a one-on-one meeting to discuss the judicial reform.

'Come to talk, there is no room for preconditions'

Compromise with opposition?

Dramatic proposal for makeup of Judicial Selection Committee

Former minister Haim Ramon proposes: Two additional representatives from opposition instead of representatives of Israel Bar Association.

Dramatic proposal for makeup of Judicial Selection Committee

MK Tibi's threat to Minister Ben Gvir

MK Tibi threatens to petition Supreme Court for discrimination after not being granted permission to visit a jailed terrorist.

MK Tibi's threat to Minister Ben Gvir

Senior minister to INN:

'The Draft Law could bring down the government'

Senior minister expresses concerns over haredi parties' reluctance to compromise on the Draft Law.

'The Draft Law could bring down the government'

Website loophole threatens yeshiva students

A flaw in the Ministry of Transportation website puts haredi students at risk of being expelled from yeshiva.

Website loophole threatens yeshiva students

Israeli arrested for Burqa incident recounts interrogation

Elisha Yered, who was arrested in connection with the death of a Palestinian in the Burqa incident, tells about his interrogation.

Israeli arrested for Burqa incident recounts interrogation

6 other soldiers became dehydrated during deadly training

Fellow soldier recounts exercise held during intense heat wave in which Corporal Hillel Ofen collapsed and died.

6 other soldiers became dehydrated during deadly training

Special needs children with a special question: Where's Moishe?

Special needs children pray for missing teen to be found.

Special needs children with a special question: Where's Moishe?

Netanyahu and Gallant back Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi

A joint statement by the Prime Minister and Defense Minister dismisses the recent criticism of Israel's Chief of Staff.

Netanyahu and Gallant back Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi

Premature baby dies:

Mother, surviving twin still in serious condition

Twins delivered without a pulse after their mother was brought to the hospital suffering a cerebral edema.

Mother, surviving twin still in serious condition

Inflation contained:

Consumer price index rises 0.3% in July

Netanyahu calls results 'good news. Our economic policy works for the benefit of all Israeli citizens.'

Consumer price index rises 0.3% in July

Protest groups to hold 'women's march' to Bnei Brak

9 organizations accuse haredim of attempting to 'set women back hundreds of years.'

Protest groups to hold 'women's march' to Bnei Brak

Corporal Hillel Ofen Z"L laid to rest on Mount Herzl

The burial of Hillel Nehemia Ofen, who died after collapsing in training, had been postponed due to the army's request for an autopsy.

Corporal Hillel Ofen Z"L laid to rest on Mount Herzl

Tragedy in the Golan Heights:

18-year-old drowns in lake

The young man who went missing in the Ma'ale Hashachar lake in the Golan Heights was found lifeless by rescue divers.

18-year-old drowns in lake

Report:

Haredi parties to vote against unilateral judicial reforms

Shas, UTJ, reportedly seek to have judicial reforms frozen to allow for passage of Draft Law.

Haredi parties to vote against unilateral judicial reforms

Case of the Jewish prisoner:

Police appeal rejected, Indor to be released to house arrest

The victim of the Burqa attack was released from custody after the court rejected a police appeal against his release.

Police appeal rejected, Indor to be released to house arrest

Jerusalem:

Court extends arrest of teacher accused of sexual abuse

Jerusalem teacher, 52, is accused of sexually abusing students.

Court extends arrest of teacher accused of sexual abuse

Former Deputy Chief of Staff: 'We must pressure the government'

Yair Golan says that the main struggle for the IDF is to prevent Israel becoming a dictatorship.

Former Deputy Chief of Staff: 'We must pressure the government'

Bereaved father: 'Keep the army out of disputes'

Father of Cpl. Hillel Ofen, who died during military training, urges army not to blame those in the field for his son's death.

Bereaved father: 'Keep the army out of disputes'

Burqa incident:

Police appeal court decision to release Jewish victim

Police file appeal with District Court, requesting to overturn Magistrates Court decision to release Yehiel Indor to house arrest.

Police appeal court decision to release Jewish victim

Terrorist's house becomes wedding hall

The house of a terrorist that was not totally destroyed has been converted into an event hall.

Terrorist's house becomes wedding hall

Court:

Jew injured in Burqa incident will be released to house arrest

Jerusalem court orders Yehiel Indor, injured by Arab mob in Burqa, released to house arrest.

Jew injured in Burqa incident will be released to house arrest

Palestinian Arab arrested for illegal hunting

A Palestinian Authority Arab man was arrested for illegally hunting wild animals and raising endangered deer in his house.

Palestinian Arab arrested for illegal hunting

Second injured firefighter declared dead in pit rescue disaster

A second firefighter has been declared dead after a botched rescue operation in Deir al-Asad.

Second injured firefighter declared dead in pit rescue disaster




























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