Israeli News (Page 27)


New Hadash chair seeks joint Arab list

Hadash leader Yousef Jabareen says Arab parties are negotiating a joint list, arguing unity could boost political influence.

New Hadash chair seeks joint Arab list

Smotrich: “Zionism without Torah is lost"

The Minister of Finance and Chairman of Religious Zionism wrote that the holiday of Shavuot expresses the deep connection between the Torah, the land and settlement in the Land.

Smotrich: “Zionism without Torah is lost"

MK Kroizer: All Israeli's are proud of Ben-Gvir's actions

MK Yitzhak Kroizer defended Itamar Ben-Gvir after criticism erupted over footage taunting detained Gaza flotilla activists, as Israel continues to be hit with diplomatic backlash.

MK Kroizer: All Israeli's are proud of Ben-Gvir's actions

New poll shows hope for Religious Zionist party

Series of new polls show Religious Zionist party passing electoral threshold, reaching up to five seats, after months of polling under the threshold.

New poll shows hope for Religious Zionist party

Finance Cmt'e chair slams AG's 'sick hatred of haredim'

'Attorney General preventing all nonprofits in Israel from receiving tax status because of the sick hatred she has for the haredi public,' Finance Committee chair MK Hanoch Milwidsky says.

Finance Cmt'e chair slams AG's 'sick hatred of haredim'

Tents to offer refreshments for Western Wall pilgrims

Ahead of traditional Shavuot holiday pilgrimage to Western Wall, Jerusalem sets up tents offering rest and refreshments for pilgrims.

Tents to offer refreshments for Western Wall pilgrims

Watch:

Armored Brigade commander's helicopter evacuation

Rambam Medical Center released footage of an Air Force helicopter landing that brought the commander of Armored Brigade 401, who was seriously wounded by an explosive drone in southern Lebanon.

Armored Brigade commander's helicopter evacuation

Ahead of summer holiday, winter weather expected

Light rainfall, low temperatures, expected to accompany Shavuot holiday, forecasters say.

Ahead of summer holiday, winter weather expected

Rabbi's Letter To Pope:

'Itamar died respecting the sanctity of a church'

Rabbi Eliezer Weisz sent a sharply worded letter to Pope Leo XIV urging the Vatican to explicitly condemn the use of churches and other places of worship for military purposes during armed conflicts.

'Itamar died respecting the sanctity of a church'

Democrats chief:

I will prevent Ben Gvir from ascending the Temple Mount

Democrats party leader MK Yair Golan admits center-left will need 'at least one Arab party' to form a government, claims Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is out to 'sabotage' elections.

I will prevent Ben Gvir from ascending the Temple Mount

Netanyahu: Conversion is a national mission

Prime Minister’s Office Conversion Authority holds national convert conference titled, 'An Eternal Nation - One Nation.'

Netanyahu: Conversion is a national mission

Ra'am: Current government must be replaced in next elections

MK Waleed Alhwashla states that "the ultimate goal is replacing the government in order to deliver tangible results for Arab society."

Ra'am: Current government must be replaced in next elections

'Yona had a drive for life'

Mother of Duvdevan hero recalls son’s 417-day fight for life

In an emotional interview, Hazel Brief recalls her son Yona’s courage, resilience, and devotion after the Duvdevan medic was critically wounded on October 7th.

Mother of Duvdevan hero recalls son’s 417-day fight for life

Poll: Netanyahu bloc strengthens

According to the survey, the Likud Party is gaining 27 seats. The opposition bloc is weakening and moving away from achieving a majority of 61 MKs without the Arab parties.

Poll: Netanyahu bloc strengthens

In front of his son:

Horrific murder in Bnei Brak synagogue

An apparently mentally unwell suspect stabbed a 50-year-old man in front of his son as he studied in a Bnei Brak synagogue. The suspect has been detained.

Horrific murder in Bnei Brak synagogue

'Knowingly harmed Israel'

Ben-Gvir confronts activists, sparks international incident

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir drew fierce backlash after filming detained Gaza flotilla activists at Ashdod Port.

Ben-Gvir confronts activists, sparks international incident

Knesset committee approves bill for families of the missing

The Knesset’s National Security Committee recently approved amendments to the Missing Persons Family Assistance Bill, clearing the way for the legislation to move to the full Knesset for its second and third readings before becoming law.

Knesset committee approves bill for families of the missing

Following criticism:

Ben-Gvir lashes out at Sa'ar from Knesset podium

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sharply criticized Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar over backlash to footage of detained flotilla activists.

Ben-Gvir lashes out at Sa'ar from Knesset podium

Staying home or coming home?

In Jerusalem of 2030 you enjoy your entire world at one address.

Staying home or coming home?

The Gordon-Bennett's Aliyah Story

Tuvia and Chaviva's journey to Israel unfolded over decades, spanning multiple countries and life stages before ultimately bringing them to the southern Israeli community of Carmay Hanadiv.

The Gordon-Bennett's Aliyah Story

Trump:

Netanyahu will do whatever I want him to do

President Trump praised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during remarks on Iran talks and joked that he could run for prime minister in Israel.

Netanyahu will do whatever I want him to do

Haredi MK to Supreme Court justice: 'Who are you, anyway?'

Haredi MK Meir Porush slams judicial system's 'despotism,' condemning hatred 'dripping between the lines' of every legal decision.

Haredi MK to Supreme Court justice: 'Who are you, anyway?'

IDF: 7,000 combat soldiers needed immediately

IDF warns of manpower shortage, bereaved father urges Draft Law to heal rift in nation.

IDF: 7,000 combat soldiers needed immediately

Family and friends mourn Major (Res.) Itamar Sapir

Hundreds accompany Major (Res.) Itamar Sapir, who fell in battle in southern Lebanon, to his final resting place in Ra'anana.

Family and friends mourn Major (Res.) Itamar Sapir

Bill to dissolve Knesset passes preliminary reading

Knesset plenum approves bill to dissolve itself in preliminary vote, with 110 MKs in favor and no abstentions or votes opposed.

Bill to dissolve Knesset passes preliminary reading

Kiryat Shmona:

Children panic as siren sounds ahead of festive ceremony

Shocking footage: Children at 'Hamaginim' school in Kiryat Shmona panic, rush for shelter, as siren sounds ahead of festive ceremony.

Children panic as siren sounds ahead of festive ceremony

Supreme Court upholds NGO security screening framework

NGOs operating in Judea and Samaria given final 30 days to submit employee lists, comply with security screening procedures, or cease operations.

Supreme Court upholds NGO security screening framework

Demand filed to release haredi deserters for the holiday

Haredi leaders insist that Yeshiva students arrested for failing to report for duty in the IDF be allowed to go home for the holiday of Shavuot.

Demand filed to release haredi deserters for the holiday

Cave of the Patriarchs:

Supreme Court dismisses Waqf petition

The judges rejected the petition against the expropriation of space in the cave courtyard. President Yitzhak Amit ruled that the project responds to an essential public need to prevent flooding and to improve freedom of worship.

Supreme Court dismisses Waqf petition

Special interview

'If we don't invest in the future of Torah, we won't have one'

Rabbi Yitzchak Neria explains how his foundation is working to make Religious Zionist scholars the leaders of the next generation of Jewish life in Israel.

'If we don't invest in the future of Torah, we won't have one'

Haredi MK says minister trying to remove haredim from Jerusalem

MK Meir Porush says high-rise construction won't force haredim out of Jerusalem, stressing, 'Jerusalem is not Tel Aviv.'

Haredi MK says minister trying to remove haredim from Jerusalem

Jerusalem mayor fights to bring overseas buyers to the capital

Mayor Moshe Lion and city officials are reportedly promoting Jerusalem as a prime destination for Diaspora Jews seeking either investment properties or future residences, as developers struggle with slowing demand and rising inventories.

Jerusalem mayor fights to bring overseas buyers to the capital

Danger on the streets

MK Asher: 'Human life is at stake, there's no enforcement'

MK Yaakov Asher warns failure to enforce laws on electric bicycle and scooter use risks human lives, points to lack of coordination between government ministries.

MK Asher: 'Human life is at stake, there's no enforcement'

'A PR stunt'

Navy concludes interception of latest Gaza flotilla

The Israeli Navy concludes intercepting latest Gaza-bound flotilla and detains 430 activists who attempted to violate the naval blockade of the Strip.

Navy concludes interception of latest Gaza flotilla

Ishay Ribo's song that strengthened Romi in captivity

Former hostage Romi Gonen told singer Ishay Ribo about the emotional moment when she heard the song “Tocho Ratzuf Ahava" while in Gaza, after nearly a year in captivity.

Ishay Ribo's song that strengthened Romi in captivity

Historic

"Samaria-Taybeh" railway station officially inaugurated

The new "Samaria - Taiba" train station was inaugurated. The station is expected to connect the communities of northern Samaria directly to the center of the country and serve tens of thousands of passengers.

"Samaria-Taybeh" railway station officially inaugurated

Security cameras:

Navy took control of flotilla, played Israel's Eurovision song

Security cameras on the Gaza-bound flotilla document the moment the Navy took control of the loudspeakers, played the song “Michelle," and then carried out a physical takeover of the ships.

Navy took control of flotilla, played Israel's Eurovision song

Serious allegations of rats in Navy kitchen

Workers in the kitchen of the Navy training base in Haifa describe difficult sanitary conditions and claim a constant presence of rats.

Serious allegations of rats in Navy kitchen

Chief Rabbi Kalman Ber lightly injured in car accident

Israel’s Chief Rabbi, Kalman Meir Ber, was involved in a minor car accident this morning.

Chief Rabbi Kalman Ber lightly injured in car accident

AG announces indictment against MK Tally Gotliv

MK Gotliv wrote that she had been indicted for publishing the name of a senior Shin Bet official - the partner of a protest activist.

AG announces indictment against MK Tally Gotliv

Smotrich declares:

Illegal Arab outpost Khan al-Ahmar to be evacuated

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced plans to evict Khan al-Ahmar while condemning possible ICC arrest warrants against Israeli leaders.

Illegal Arab outpost Khan al-Ahmar to be evacuated

Reservist's Lego army for Israel

Mati Shriki wrote his song Mizmor Letodah with a music video that turned battle footage into Lego figures.

Reservist's Lego army for Israel

Kiryat Shmona resident indicted for threats to municipal worker

A rapid investigation led to the filing of an indictment and a request to remand a 39-year-old man from Kiryat Shmona until the end of proceedings, after he posted severe threats against a municipal worker.

Kiryat Shmona resident indicted for threats to municipal worker

Deputy Minister warns:

The haredim will pay a heavy price for toppling the government

Deputy Foreign Minister Sharon Haskel stands by her oppoistion of the currently proposed draft bill and predicts that the haredi parties will suffer in the next election if they topple the government.

The haredim will pay a heavy price for toppling the government

Binyamin Region town gets final name change approval

Twenty-eight years after its establishment, Givat Harel will now be called Karmei Oz.

Binyamin Region town gets final name change approval

Shavuot holiday forecast: Bring a jacket

Temperatures across Israel are expected to drop sharply this week, with rain forecast in northern and central areas ahead of Shavuot.

Shavuot holiday forecast: Bring a jacket

Price of Hate:

Man who pepper sprayed haredim to pay 16,000 ILS

An Arab man who attacked two haredi men in Jerusalem out of racist motives will be required to compensate them NIS 16,000 following a civil suit filed against him.

Man who pepper sprayed haredim to pay 16,000 ILS

Qatargate:

Senior journalists summoned to investigation

With the Attorney General's approval, police investigators carried out follow-up inquiries and summoned senior journalists to give open testimony about their ties to Eli Feldstein.

Senior journalists summoned to investigation

Torah dedicated to fallen students of Sha'alavim Yeshiva

The Sha'alavim Hesder Yeshiva held a ceremony today to dedicate a Torah scroll in memory of the Yeshiva's graduates who fell during the war.

Torah dedicated to fallen students of Sha'alavim Yeshiva

Israeli Ambassador:

J Street 'a cancer within the Jewish community'

Israeli envoy Yechiel Leiter accuses J Street of undermining Israel while presenting itself as pro-Israel during remarks in Washington

J Street 'a cancer within the Jewish community'

History in Jerusalem

Herzog receives credentials of first Somaliland ambassador

President Isaac Herzog accepts the credentials of Mohamed Hagi, Somaliland’s first-ever ambassador to Israel: “An important new partnership."

Herzog receives credentials of first Somaliland ambassador

Min. Cohen to Arutz Sheva:

'If Iran rejects US dictates, a strike will happen'

Cabinet member Minister Eli Cohen speaks to Arutz Sheva-Israel National News about the campaign against Iran and Hezbollah, as well as sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.

'If Iran rejects US dictates, a strike will happen'

'Overwhelmed with threats’

Pollard explains why he dropped Knesset bid

In an explosive interview, Jonathan Pollard slams Israel, claiming it is too dependent on the US and says the Jewish state must prepare for growing regional threats.

Pollard explains why he dropped Knesset bid

Dizengoff Street, Tel Aviv

Child critically injured and others seriously hurt in bus crash

An 11-year-old girl was critically injured and ten others were seriously and moderately injured when a bus crashed into a tree on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv.

Child critically injured and others seriously hurt in bus crash

Report

Netanyahu and Herzog held secret meeting

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a secret meeting at the President's residence about six months ago, arriving in a camouflaged vehicle. Herzog's office denies the allegations.

Netanyahu and Herzog held secret meeting

Rabbi’s anti-antisemitism message sparks applause at DC rally

Rabbi Meir Soloveichik received strong applause after condemning antisemitism during a major prayer rally on Washington’s National Mall marking America's 250th anniversary.

Rabbi’s anti-antisemitism message sparks applause at DC rally




























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