Israeli News (Page 38)


A ray of happiness in the Peretz family

Miriam Peretz shared with excitement that her granddaughter, Hallel Miriam, the daughter of her son Eliraz, who was killed in battle, got engaged to Oz Vach, an officer in the Golani Brigade and the son of Brigadier General Yehuda Vach.

A ray of happiness in the Peretz family

Foreign airlines return to Israel

Following the announcement of a ceasefire between the US, Israel, and Iran, international airlines have begun announcing their return to Tel Aviv.

Foreign airlines return to Israel

Walla Journalist:

Netanyahu in Bar Ilan speech turned into Smotrich from Kedumim

Walla political commentator Yehuda Shlezinger says Benjamin Netanyahu has changed deeply since October 7, calling him “the biggest awakening in the Middle East," partly influenced by talks with Bezalel Smotrich.

Netanyahu in Bar Ilan speech turned into Smotrich from Kedumim

Gaza:

IDF eliminates two terrorists who threatened troops

In southern Gaza, the IDF eliminated a Kata’ib al-Mujahideen terrorist who monitored troop activity, and in northern Gaza, troops eliminated a Nukhba terrorist, who had carried out numerous attacks.

IDF eliminates two terrorists who threatened troops

Minister ChiklI

“It’s time to wean ourselves off Oslo mindset and terminology"

During A tour in Binyamin, Minister Chikli called to abandon the A, B, and C divisions, emphasized the importance of farms on the ground, and expressed support for the settlers.

“It’s time to wean ourselves off Oslo mindset and terminology"

Cool, rainy weekend followed by shift to hot and dry weather

Today will be rainy in the north with strong winds and fog. At the start of the week temperatures will drop, followed by a sharp rise and warmer-than-usual conditions.

Cool, rainy weekend followed by shift to hot and dry weather

Argentine President Milei to light Independence Day torch

Argentine President Javier Milei selected to light torch at Mount Herzl, cited for strong support of Israel and fight against antisemitism.

Argentine President Milei to light Independence Day torch

Poll: Stable majority for the coalition

According to the poll, the coalition bloc reaches 64 seats. Likud leads with 32, while Yesh Atid and Blue and White do not pass the electoral threshold.

Poll: Stable majority for the coalition

Lahav 433 officier investigated on suspicion of sexual harassment

A superintendent (Deputy Commissioner-rank) officer in the Lahav 433 unit was questioned under caution by the Department of Internal Police Investigations on suspicion of sexual harassment and committing an indecent act against a female officer.

Lahav 433 officier investigated on suspicion of sexual harassment

Captivity survivor cries out: “I don’t deserve this treatment'

Captivity survivor Rom Braslavski posted a painful Instagram story in which he pleads for an end to the “limitless wave of hatred" against him on social media. “Unfortunately, most of the attacks are coming from the right," he wrote.

Captivity survivor cries out: “I don’t deserve this treatment'

History in Binyamin:

New community 'Ma'oz Tzur' inaugurated

The new community overlooks Route 433, one of the main routes connecting Jerusalem and central Israel.

New community 'Ma'oz Tzur' inaugurated

Touvel’s commander: “A top-tier soldier"

Lt. Col. Naor Amihai described the fallen soldier’s character at the funeral, emphasizing his dedication and fighting spirit.

Touvel’s commander: “A top-tier soldier"

Covert cabinet decision: 34 new communities in Judea and Samaria

Israel’s Security Cabinet reportedly approved 34 new communities in Judea and Samaria in a confidential move aimed at avoiding US pressure during the Iran conflict.

Covert cabinet decision: 34 new communities in Judea and Samaria

Modern-day Goldilocks

Burglar eats family's meal during missile barrage

27-year-old suspect entered Bnei Brak home while the family hid in the safe room during an Iranian missile barrage and sat down to eat the food left on the table.

Burglar eats family's meal during missile barrage

Wounded warrior Ari Spitz to light Independence Day torch

Ari Spitz, who lost an arm and two legs in Gaza and went through a tough road to recovery, has been selected to light a torch at the Independence Day ceremony.

Wounded warrior Ari Spitz to light Independence Day torch

EU urges Lebanon ceasefire; Sa'ar says it echoes Iran's position

EU Foreign Affairs Rep. criticizes Israeli strikes in Lebanon, while FM Sa'ar defends IDF precision and accuses the EU of echoing Iranian positions on Hezbollah and ceasefire terms.

EU urges Lebanon ceasefire; Sa'ar says it echoes Iran's position

Senior terror commander killed in IDF strike in Lebanon

The IDF eliminated Maher Qassem Hamdan, a Hezbollah-backed commander in southern Lebanon, along with seven terrorists fleeing the Chebaa area.

Senior terror commander killed in IDF strike in Lebanon

Western Wall reopens after 40 days of restrictions

After 40 days of restrictions under Home Front Command guidelines, the Western Wall plaza returned to full activity today. Thousands of worshippers are already visiting the site for prayer and thanksgiving.

Western Wall reopens after 40 days of restrictions

New development in case of murdered teen

Police reported a development in the investigation into the 2019 murder of 18-year-old Evyatar Azarzar. Azarzar was found dead in a pit in an open area near the Morasha junction.

New development in case of murdered teen

Netanyahu:

We will continue to strike Hezbollah wherever necessary

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praises recent attacks on Hezbollah, warns Israel will continue to act 'wherever necessary' to restore security to northern Israel.

We will continue to strike Hezbollah wherever necessary

Body of elderly woman found near Jerusalem park

Police launch investigation after body of 75-year-old woman is found in storage unit near Sacher Park in Jerusalem.

Body of elderly woman found near Jerusalem park

Unity, Resilience, and Growth

Wartime at Raphael Recanati International School

Jonathan Davis describes how Reichman University supports students during war, blending academic continuity, personal care, and strengthened Jewish identity.

Wartime at Raphael Recanati International School

Kisch orders Israel Prize preparations amid possible Trump visit

Education Minister Yoav Kisch orders full preparations for the Israel Prize ceremony, including contingencies over security concerns and the potential attendance of US President Donald Trump.

Kisch orders Israel Prize preparations amid possible Trump visit

Education Ministry to push expanding 'summer school' program

Education Minister Yoav Kisch announces new summer program for middle schools, expansion of existing 'summer school' program for elementary school students.

Education Ministry to push expanding 'summer school' program

Captivity survivor to undergo foot surgery

Hamas captivity survivor Eliya Cohen to undergo foot surgery, asks public to pray he will be able to stand under wedding canopy and break traditional glass.

Captivity survivor to undergo foot surgery

Analyst warns: We ended the war too early

Channel 12 analyst Nir Dvori warns ceasefire with Iran is premature, gives Iran time to regroup and weakens Israel’s position ahead of negotiations.

Analyst warns: We ended the war too early

Israeli woman killed in kitesurfing accident in Sinai

Noa Mor, 38, from Tel Aviv, was killed this past Sunday in a kitesurfing accident in Sinai, Egypt.

Israeli woman killed in kitesurfing accident in Sinai

Lapid on ceasefire:

'Netanyahu cheated Israel and its partners'

Opposition leaders lash out at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling the Iran ceasefire a failure and accusing him of mismanagement and deception.

'Netanyahu cheated Israel and its partners'

El Al restores full service

Starting next week, the Israeli carrier will operate full flights to approximately 30 destinations.

El Al restores full service

Many cities announce return to school tomorrow

Even before the Home Front Command announced any change in its guidelines, many municipal authorities already independently declared a return to educational activity starting tomorrow.

Many cities announce return to school tomorrow

Chag Sameach from Israel!

Updates continue from North America

Seventh Day of Passover begins in Israel. INN's North America desk will continue to update the site until it begins in New York.

Updates continue from North America

Western Wall Heritage Foundation

'Number of worshippers can be further increased'

The Western Wall Heritage Foundation announced that hundreds of additional worshipers may be allowed to enter the Western Wall plaza if the move is approved.

'Number of worshippers can be further increased'

Murderous rocket strike:

Vladimir, Lena, Dima, and Lucille Jane are laid to rest

Vladimir Gershovitz, his wife Lena Ostrovsky, their son Dima, and his wife Lucille Jane were laid to rest after being killed in an Iranian missile strike on Haifa.

Vladimir, Lena, Dima, and Lucille Jane are laid to rest

Trump vs. Segal

Will the top Israeli political correspondent go to American jail?

Trump threatens jail for leak as Israeli journalist claims role in report on missing US airman, later denies certainty but vows to protect source.

Will the top Israeli political correspondent go to American jail?

Bereaved father's response to loss - a new party

Actor and Rabbi Hagai Luber, whose son Yonatan was killed in combat in the Gaza Strip, spoke with Arutz Sheva about his personal loss, the debate over so-called 'Jewish terror,' and a new political party he is working to establish.

Bereaved father's response to loss - a new party

In small groups

Students to return to schools and kindergartens on Sunday

Prime Minister Netanyahu approves Education Minister Yoav Kisch’s position: Classes for students aged 0-8 will resume nationwide on Sunday, subject to approval by the Home Front Command and decisions by local authority heads.

Students to return to schools and kindergartens on Sunday

Tuvia Tenenbom:

'Is Judea and Samaria yours? You gotta believe it'

Tuvia Tenenbom spent eight months living in Judea and Samaria, capturing life, tensions, and debates over land and sovereignty in his book “Excuse Me, Is This Yours."

'Is Judea and Samaria yours? You gotta believe it'

Voice coach, family killed by Iranian missile strike

Lena Ostrovsky, a vocal coach at Nissan Nativ Acting Studio, was killed along with her family members in a missile strike in Haifa.

Voice coach, family killed by Iranian missile strike

Beit El mourns the loss of longtime resident Yossi Segal

Yossi and his wife, Urit, moved to Bet El more than 45 years ago, during the community’s earliest years. He quickly became an integral part of the Beit El yeshiva community.

Beit El mourns the loss of longtime resident Yossi Segal

Education Min.: Schools won't reopen this week

As Passover break nears its end, Education Ministry says initial return to school will be in line with pre-Passover model; next week's schedule to be determined later this week.

Education Min.: Schools won't reopen this week

Burial mix-up:

Wrong body buried instead of soccer legend

A mistaken identity led to the burial of the wrong body instead of that of Hanan Adani, longtime director of Hapoel Marmorek, prompting reburial and an investigation.

Wrong body buried instead of soccer legend

Earthquake in Mediterranean felt in northern Israel

Residents of northern Israel report feeling earthquake, EMSC says magnitude 4.5.

Earthquake in Mediterranean felt in northern Israel

Haifa missile strike:

Missile broke apart mid-air, causing interceptors to miss

Initial investigation into Haifa impact site reveals warhead did not detonate; four missing persons believed to have not been in shelter at the time of the strike.

Missile broke apart mid-air, causing interceptors to miss

Watch: Woman stands up and walks away after being hurt by missile

Dramatic footage reveals moment of impact, shows 34-year-old woman stand up and walk moments after being bowled over by blast wave.

Watch: Woman stands up and walks away after being hurt by missile

Watch:

Teens rescued from Judean Desert ravine

Police helicopter and Fire and Rescue Service unit rescue three teens who got stuck in a ravine near Metzoke Dragot in the Judean Desert.

Teens rescued from Judean Desert ravine

Tragedy in Lod: Six-year-old dies following swing accident

Avigayil Elimelech, 6, dies after being strangled by swing's rope while playing in her yard; police demand autopsy.

Tragedy in Lod: Six-year-old dies following swing accident

While public is banned:

Outrage after convicted leader allowed to pray at Western Wall

As thousands of worshippers are blocked from entering Western Wall Plaza due to Home Front Command guidelines, police allow 'Shuvu Banim' leader Eliezer Berland special access to Judaism's holiest site.

Outrage after convicted leader allowed to pray at Western Wall

Chilling stories from captivity:

'I saw death before my eyes, G-d was with me'

Former hostage Rom Braslavski recounts near-death moments, a failed suicide attempt, and unwavering faith during brutal Hamas captivity in Gaza.

'I saw death before my eyes, G-d was with me'

Netanyahu:

'Prayer is as important as protests'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the Supreme Court's decision to allow demonstrations in Tel Aviv, noting there are restrictions on prayer at the Western Wall during the Passover holiday.

'Prayer is as important as protests'

'Ununiformed fallen'

Netanyahu sends letter to ramming victim's family

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Yehuda Sherman’s pioneering spirit and vowed Israel will continue fighting terror following the deadly Samaria attack.

Netanyahu sends letter to ramming victim's family

Drone footage shows devastation in Haifa

A drone camera captured the scene where a 400 kg Iranian ballistic missile struck a 7-story residential building in Haifa, severely wounding an 83-year old man.

Drone footage shows devastation in Haifa

Police request approval to open Western Wall and Temple Mount

Police presented a plan to the Supreme Court to allow worshippers into the Western Wall and the Temple Mount in small groups of up to 150 people, with immediate evacuation in the event of an alert.

Police request approval to open Western Wall and Temple Mount

MKs reject IDF plan for Lebanon as not enough

About 20 coalition MKs sent a letter to the political-security cabinet urging it not to approve the General Staff’s operational plan for continuing the fighting in Lebanon as it is does not go far enough.

MKs reject IDF plan for Lebanon as not enough

Ben-Gvir:

'Supreme Court is showing political bias'

The National Security Minister attacked the approval of the demonstration in Tel Aviv during the war and noted that the police submitted their response before the start of Shabbat, contrary to the judges' claims.

'Supreme Court is showing political bias'

After the direct hit:

Rebuilt ALEH center once again operating under Iranian fire

ALEH center in Bnei Brak remains operational under ongoing missile threat, months after strike, as staff maintain care for vulnerable children during escalation

Rebuilt ALEH center once again operating under Iranian fire

Netanyahu: All Israelis rejoice in rescue of the American pilot

Prime Minister Netanyahu congratulates President Trump on the successful rescue of the American crew member, saying it 'reinforces the sacred principle: No one is left behind.'

Netanyahu: All Israelis rejoice in rescue of the American pilot




























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