Israeli News (Page 21)


The battle after the battlefield:

Wounded soldiers gather and strengthen each other

Arutz Sheva joins wounded soldiers at a special weekend organized by Belev Echad.

Wounded soldiers gather and strengthen each other

Amid arrests of draft dodgers

Gur Hasidim & Jerusalem Faction announce series of protests

Thousands of hasidim will demonstrate tomorrow in front of the gates of the military prison following the arrest of a hasidic draft dodger.

Gur Hasidim & Jerusalem Faction announce series of protests

Amir Tibon wins 2026 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature

Journalist and author Amir Tibon awarded 2026 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature for his book The Gates of Gaza, which chronicles the 10/7 massacre and its impact on communities along the Gaza border through personal testimony, historical context, and reporting.

Amir Tibon wins 2026 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature

Daycare Law crisis

Haredi parties warn Netanyahu: No law means elections

Degel HaTorah and Agudat Yisrael are demanding that the commitment to pass the Daycare Law be fulfilled and are warning of political consequences.

Haredi parties warn Netanyahu: No law means elections

Netanyahu blasts prosecutors:

'What you've done is a police state'

During the final day of his cross-examination in Case 2000, Netanyahu lashed out at the prosecution's representatives, accusing them of political persecution and of operating a 'police state.'

'What you've done is a police state'

Govt. approves National Artificial Intelligence Program

The Program aims to establish Israel's status as one of the world's leading countries in the field of artificial intelligence.

Govt. approves National Artificial Intelligence Program

Major blow to Yair Golan

Former Meretz and Democrats senior member Uri Zaki left Yair Golan's party, saying Gadi Eisenkot is best suited to lead Israel after the war.

Major blow to Yair Golan

MK Adi Azuz reveals harassment in the Knesset

MK Adi Azuz alleged in the Education Committee that she was harassed in the Knesset by MKs and maintenance staff. Committee members urged her to identify the harassers and file a complaint.

MK Adi Azuz reveals harassment in the Knesset

London Defends Israel:

Community pushes back after anti-Israel protest targets synagogue

Counter-protesters gathered in support of a UK Israeli Real Estate Fair, accusing demonstrators of intimidation and antisemitism while calling for stronger action to protect Jewish communities.

Community pushes back after anti-Israel protest targets synagogue

Smotrich announces end of Hebron Protocol

Bezalel Smotrich says Israel has stripped Hebron’s municipality of planning authority over the Jewish community and holy sites.

Smotrich announces end of Hebron Protocol

Haredi leader orders mass protest cancelled

The protest planned to paralyze major roads was canceled following explicit instructions from haredi leader Rabbi Dov Lando.

Haredi leader orders mass protest cancelled

Minister Dudi Amsalem suffers heart attack

Regional Cooperation Minister David Amsalem's office updated that he suffered a heart attack and was discharged from the hospital this morning.

Minister Dudi Amsalem suffers heart attack

Music knows no borders

Watch: Flat fix in PA village turns into Jewish-Arab dance party

A rare moment of Jewish-Arab unity occurred in the Palestinian Arab village of Hizma, when members of the Israeli Jalle Band stopped to fix a flat tire and began entertaining locals.

Watch: Flat fix in PA village turns into Jewish-Arab dance party

Wave of blazes

Fire rages in Bat Ayin, third since week began

Fire crews worked to contain a fire that broke out in a complex that includes a grocery store and warehouse in the Gush Etzion community.

Fire rages in Bat Ayin, third since week began

Bennett:

'Regime is destined to collapse, we must accelerate the process'

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett spoke with Piers Morgan about the next steps Israel should take following the deal between Iran and the USA.

'Regime is destined to collapse, we must accelerate the process'

Ra'am rules out post-election cooperation with Likud

Ra'am MK Waleed Taha states there is absolutely no chance his party will collaborate with Likud following the elections.

Ra'am rules out post-election cooperation with Likud

Ben Gvir to Arutz Sheva:

'Israel must operate in Lebanon even against Trump's wishes'

Responding to a question from Arutz Sheva-Israel National News during a faction meeting, Itamar Ben Gvir asserts that the demolition of infrastructure in Lebanon must continue, even if it runs counter to the stance of the US administration.

'Israel must operate in Lebanon even against Trump's wishes'

'Legitimizing nonexistent entity'

MK Sukkot slams potential match against Palestinian Arab team

Chair of the Knesset Sports Committee reaches out to the Israel Football Association chairman following reports of a FIFA initiative to organize a match between the Israeli and PA teams.

MK Sukkot slams potential match against Palestinian Arab team

Israel Dog Unit trains security teams in drone response

The Israel Dog Unit, a nonprofit organization specializing in working dogs, search and rescue operations, and advanced locating technologies, has launched another training cycle for drone operators serving security and emergency response teams.

Israel Dog Unit trains security teams in drone response

Report

Bennett considering ending partnership with Lapid

“Together" party chairman Naftali Bennett held consultations and examined the possibility of canceling his political alliance with Yair Lapid. The party denies the report.

Bennett considering ending partnership with Lapid

Arutz Sheva Conference

Aliyah experts share the biggest mistakes new olim make

Experts at the Arutz Sheva Conference in London urged prospective olim to prepare early, seek trusted guidance and plan finances before aliyah.

Aliyah experts share the biggest mistakes new olim make

Haredi parties encourage

The next stage of the anti-draft protests begins

Senior officials in the haredi parties have approved a plan for a mass protest action in which convoys of vehicles from across the country will travel toward the military prison.

The next stage of the anti-draft protests begins

Haaretz demands release of doctor accused of being Hamas member

An editorial in Haaretz criticized the continued detention of the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital. Israeli officials say he is suspected of involvement in Hamas activities.

Haaretz demands release of doctor accused of being Hamas member

Bnei Brak

Shocking details revealed about murder of kollel student

New details have emerged about the dispute that led to the murder of the kollel student and about his unique character.

Shocking details revealed about murder of kollel student

Provocative signs welcome drivers to Israeli cities

Haredi extremists hang anti-police signs at entrance to Jerusalem, Ashdod, and Modiin Illit, as tensions between the haredi community and the police continue amid arrests of draft dodgers.

Provocative signs welcome drivers to Israeli cities

Suspicion: Anti-anxiety medications found in baby food

The Health Ministry and police have launched an urgent investigation following the hospitalization of three babies from Jerusalem at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital with symptoms of apathy and weakness.

Suspicion: Anti-anxiety medications found in baby food

Why did the US Embassy demand Ben-Gvir's fingerprints?

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir says he chose the standard US visa process, including fingerprinting, instead of seeking special treatment.

Why did the US Embassy demand Ben-Gvir's fingerprints?

Three arrested on suspicion of igniting a brush fire

Police and Border Police arrest two adults and a minor on suspicion of causing a fire near a military base. Court extends detention of suspects until Wednesday.

Three arrested on suspicion of igniting a brush fire

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu:

'We preceeded Trump and will outlast him'

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu responded to remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump and stressed that the people of Israel existed for thousands of years even without the support of any particular world leader.

'We preceeded Trump and will outlast him'

One million shekels for girl vanished from Tzfat

The Jewish Agency and the family are offering a one million shekel reward for information leading to Hymanut Kassou - a nine-year-old girl vanished years ago in Tzfat.

One million shekels for girl vanished from Tzfat

Minister Strock honors service members with disabilities

The Minister of Settlement and National Missions attended an appreciation event for volunteers and thanked the director-general of the authority for leading efforts to integrate special populations into the National Civil Service.

Minister Strock honors service members with disabilities

Miriam Peretz:

'A generation of givers, of volunteers, of those who care'

'I've come to the President’s Residence many times for state events, but this is the first time I am coming for something personal and family-related,' says Miriam Peretz at the national service excellence ceremony at the president’s residence.

'A generation of givers, of volunteers, of those who care'

Ambassador joins archaeological dig near Ancient Shilo

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee visited Ancient Shiloh, entered the excavation area and joined archaeologists searching for finds near the site where the Tabernacle once stood.

Ambassador joins archaeological dig near Ancient Shilo

Nationalist motive ruled out:

Murder of couple near Mishmar Ayalon solved

Indictment to be filed against an Arab minor on charges of the murder of Olga and Ruslan Prikhodko. A nationalist motive was ruled out, and the incident is considered criminal in nature.

Murder of couple near Mishmar Ayalon solved

Defense Minister:

'Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon, Syria, or Gaza'

Defense Minister Katz declared that Israel is determined to keep the IDF in security zones in Lebanon, Syria and the Gaza Strip indefinitely to protect Israel's borders and communities.

'Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon, Syria, or Gaza'

'Fulfilling my parents' dream'

Dr. Rachel Kohn shares her Aliyah story

For Dr. Rachel and Shelly Kohn, making aliyah was not the culmination of a lifelong dream but rather a decision that felt both natural and timely.

Dr. Rachel Kohn shares her Aliyah story

Finding of once in a lifetime:

Extraordinary archaeological discovery revealed near Binyamina

Two statues depicting figures from the Greco-Roman world were discovered during excavations by the Israel Antiquities Authority.

Extraordinary archaeological discovery revealed near Binyamina

Netanyahu to Trump:

Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon

The prime minister received full backing in the cabinet for his position that Israel will not be bound by the Lebanese clause in any United States-Iran agreement.

Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon

Documents reveal:

Hamas’s plan to sabotage Israel-Saudi normalization

Seized Hamas documents reveal that preparations for the deadly October 7 attacks were driven, in part, by a calculated effort to derail normalization talks between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

Hamas’s plan to sabotage Israel-Saudi normalization

Signing scheduled Friday

Trump: The deal with Iran is now complete

Trump announces a US-Iran peace deal, after Pakistan's PM says the deal will be signed on Friday. The announcements come shortly after a conversation between Trump and Netanyahu.

Trump: The deal with Iran is now complete

Diaspora Minister lodges formal protest against sanctions

The Minister for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism wrote to the British foreign secretary following the decision to impose sanctions on Israeli individuals and organizations.

Diaspora Minister lodges formal protest against sanctions

Firefighters battle brush fire in Bat Ayin

Numerous firefighting teams, with significant reinforcements from other stations, are operating in several sectors in Bat Ayin, trying to stop the fire from spreading to additional buildings and vehicles.

Firefighters battle brush fire in Bat Ayin

Trump rejects Israeli strike:

'Israel has the right to defend itself against threats, but'

President Donald Trump said Israel's Beirut strike should not have happened, urging all sides to avoid ruining a possible Iran deal.

'Israel has the right to defend itself against threats, but'

Somaliland President plants symbolic tree at Grove of Nations

The President of the Republic of Somaliland visited the Grove of Nations in Jerusalem today, where he planted an olive tree as a symbol of friendship and the strengthening ties between Somaliland and Israel.

Somaliland President plants symbolic tree at Grove of Nations

Haredi MK accuses army of 'unchecked hypocrisy'

UTJ MK Porush declared today: 'How can a state that declares 'it has no room in its prisons' for Palestinian terrorists find detention space to arrest yeshiva students?'

Haredi MK accuses army of 'unchecked hypocrisy'

Israel Dog Unit brings joy to special needs child in Samaria

The Israel Dog Unit fulfilled the dream of a child with special needs on Thursday in the Samaria region, at the request of the Kedumim Police Station.

Israel Dog Unit brings joy to special needs child in Samaria

'Great potential'

Herzog welcomes Somaliland President in historic Jerusalem visit

President Isaac Herzog welcomed Somaliland's president on the first-ever state visit, highlighting new diplomatic ties and regional cooperation.

Herzog welcomes Somaliland President in historic Jerusalem visit

Arab world outraged at MK touring Arab schools

MK Tzvi Succot's visit to a school in Shuafat, where allegations of links to figures identified with Hamas were examined, received extensive coverage and sharp criticism in the Arabic press.

Arab world outraged at MK touring Arab schools

8 hour release for his engagement:

Administrative detainee permitted to celebrate his engagement

Central Command chief approves administrative house-arrest detainee's attendance at his engagement celebration, after he requested a 24-hour leave but was granted eight hours only.

Administrative detainee permitted to celebrate his engagement

Yeshiva students vs. IDF soldiers:

A denial of the Torah of Moses

Rabbi Re'em Hacohen sharply criticizes the proposed Basic Law on Torah Study, arguing that it undermines the value of Torah study, 'the very comparison between yeshiva students and those serving in the IDF is a fundamental mistake.'

A denial of the Torah of Moses

Indictment:

The attack on Judge Sohlberg’s home

Four charged with rioting and two of them also with trespassing near home of Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Sohlberg over rulings on haredi conscription.

The attack on Judge Sohlberg’s home

Don't forget to invite me:

Promise from the shiva fulfilled under the chuppah

Maor Asraf invited Rabbi Menachem Mendel Englard, who lost two of his sons in the Meron disaster, to his wedding after an emotional encounter during a condolence visit.

Promise from the shiva fulfilled under the chuppah

Without a license:

Police chase ends in a vehicle overturning

Police in southern Israel chased a car driven by a 16-year-old without a driver’s license, but he lost control of the vehicle, which overturned on the side of the road.

Police chase ends in a vehicle overturning

Maoz should have been here:

The moment that moved the wedding guests to tears

A moving wedding ceremony was held for Yarin Ma’oz and Noa Yizraeli, during which the father of the late Captain Maoz Recanati filled in for his son, who was meant to serve as a witness.

The moment that moved the wedding guests to tears

Steep decline in number of job seekers

The Employment Service reports that approximately 216,000 Israelis have returned to work over the past two months, with the number of job seekers standing at only about 180,000 at the end of May.

Steep decline in number of job seekers

New report:

Fear of internal division outweighs concern over Iran

According to the annual report by the Jewish People Policy Institute, the majority of the Israeli public views domestic rifts as the primary threat facing the country.

Fear of internal division outweighs concern over Iran




























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