Significant improvement in condition of groom who collapsed on the dance floor at his own wedding.
An expanded panel of nine judges will hear petitions against the continuation of Ben-Gvir's tenure.
Violent clashes break out between protesters and police after riots begin near Tel Hashomer Draft Office.
A resident of a farm in Binyamin was struck in the head with a stone by an Arab rioter about a week ago. The attacker was released despite clear footage documenting the incident.
Settlement Ministry, Binyamin Regional Council, and others complete work to connect young settlement Malachei Hashalom to electric grid, as part of normalization process.
One-year-old infant brought to hospital with measles complications is declared dead.
New study shows many children with risk factors are not brought for diagnoses, especially in poorer neighborhoods.
Cleared for publication: Ashkelon Mayor Tomer Glam is the mayor who was arrested on suspicion of corruption and is suspected of using donations intended for soldiers for his personal benefit.
Hours after the Ministry of Finance announced that Minister Smotrich intends to cancel tariffs in the dairy sector due to the shortage of milk, the dairy farmers suspend their strike.
A United Hatzalah ambulance struck a pedestrian on Yirmiyahu Street in Jerusalem. The young woman, about 25 years old, was evacuated to Shaare Zedek Medical Center unconscious and in serious condition.
Legal adviser to Justice Ministry argues that the very fact that the State Attorney’s Office and the Attorney General were required to give testimony confirms that the concern over a conflict of interest has in fact materialized.
Amit Isman ordered the addition of a section "aiding the enemy in war" to the indictment against Bezalel Zini, a charge which could carry the death penalty, for cigarette smuggling.
Yeshiva students foil military police arrest in Jerusalem’s Gilo, helping draft-dodger escape amid fears of unrest.
Investigation of Shin Bet chief’s relative suspected of smuggling to Gaza has been completed.
Following a petition by the organization B'Tsalmo, it was decided not to approve tax-deduction status for an NGO whose objectives include 'spreading the Messianic gospel.'
Anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian users attacked the star who became the first Israeli chosen for the NBA All-Star after Prime Minister Netanyahu congratulated him.
The police commissioner has ordered the investigation held for review by a different party due to the sensitivity of the case.
Likud MK Boaz Bismuth held a reprimand call with MK Ben-Barak, who apologized for storming Bismuth's office. Bismuth in turn agreed to drop the sanctions against Ben-Barak.
Retailers cap milk and cheese sales as supply disruptions from dairy farmers’ strike and public panic buying strain stocks nationwide.
All homes in Kibbutz Nir Oz that were damaged in the October 7th massacre will be demolished, except for one that will be preserved for historical purposes.
Police in Yafia found two Palestinian Arabs who were in Israel without a permit. They were apprehended following a chase. A 69-year-old physician arrested for allegedly employing and housing them.
Temperatures to drop to seasonal norms as rain returns to Israel for a day.
Tzvika Mor pushes back against criticism over the salary of the coordinator for hostages and missing persons, Gal Hirsch.
Across 20+ locations from the Gaza border to the Shomron, thousands of fruit trees are being planted-and you can be part of this mission on Tu B'Shvat
A groom in his mid-30s collapsed Monday evening during a wedding at Kibbutz Hulda in the Gezer Regional Council. One of the guests performed CPR on him.
Former Prime Minister addressed the partnership with Abbas in a closed conference: "I am sorry that I hurt people, but I stand behind the decision."
New data reveals mini-penthouses with sea views in Netanya cost 20% less than Ir Yamim - from 5.33M NIS - with resort-level amenities.
Tickets are still available to win the raffle for a $1.2M fully furnished Jerusalem apartment.
More than 300 newcomers gathered at a Nefesh B’Nefesh community fair as Tel Aviv sees a 45% surge in North American aliyah over three years.
A Kafr Aqab resident in his 20s was indicted for allegedly torching two cars against the background of a financial dispute.
Doron Schnefer, spokesperson for the Kiryat Shmona Municipality, was attacked this morning inside the municipal building and was rushed by ambulance to Ziv Hospital.
Producers warn the overhaul will devastate local farming as Smotrich says a milk halt would expose the failures of centralized control.
Eliana Passentin, International Desk Director for the Binyamin Regional Council, gave a special interview on the importance of Israeli farming in Judea and Samaria.
Shmuel Wendy, a representative of Israeli farms in Judea and Samaria, explains how Jewish farming is keeping the PA from seizing nearly 1.5 million acres of Israeli land.
Netanyahu accused Lapid and Gantz of holding meetings with Qatari figures and deleted the tweet. Lapid responded with a screenshot, and the dispute between the sides quickly escalated.
High levels of pollution expected across Israel, sparking warnings for at-risk populations.
Prosecutor's Statements to be filed against two suspects in goods-smuggling case involving relative of ISA chief David Zini.
Investigation ongoing after four Arab terrorists attack Samaria farm owner, attempt to steal his weapon.
Democrats leader Yair Golan promises his party will not transfer funds to Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria, promises to close radio station.
Shas MK Moshe Abutbul demands Defense Minister Israel Katz resolve issue preventing Sabbath-observant Israelis from receiving emergency alerts on Shabbat.
Supreme Court justices order Israeli government to explain in-depth reasoning behind closure of Galei Zahal radio station.
Lapid denied meeting alone with senior Qataris and said the meeting took place with the hostages' families present - but later confirmed a private conference beforehand.
Reports of smoke in nearby tunnel prompt Israel Railways to suspend train routes near Modi'in Center station.
'Iran has an interest in keeping Israel out of the conflict,' Education Minister Yoav Kisch tells radio station.
Former minister Shlomo Benizri claimed that those who send their children to the IDF do not care about their spiritual wellbeing.
Police detain head of local authority in southern Israel, senior officials, on suspicion of corruption.
MK Moshe Gafni claims the protests over the Draft Law are a political tool, says he will act according to the guidance of leading rabbis, and leaves the door open for a return to the coalition.
Commentator Amit Segal criticizes the families of hostages who attacked Gal Hirsch: “Don’t say Hamas said one thing and we said the opposite - because that’s not what happened."
Yoaz Hendel, chairman of the Reservists’ Party, sparks uproar after comparing Bnei Brak to Rahat in the context of loss of governance.
The Finance Ministry estimates that the Fitch credit rating agency will soon upgrade Israel’s rating outlook, after Moody’s made a similar move over the weekend.
In a public letter, hostage families accuse Gal Hirsch of harmful conduct and deception, demanding his immediate resignation.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara said some 71,000 Israelis are evading conscription-around 80% from the haredi sector-warning of selective enforcement and announcing steps to tighten sanctions.
Government approves plan to reopen Kiryat Shmona airstrip after 20 years, restoring commercial flights and strengthening connectivity for the North
Plan approved for immediate implementation includes the establishment of a university in Kiryat Shmona, economic and demographic acceleration, and grants for businesses.
The Lelov Rebbe, Rabbi Yissachar Dov Biderman, passed away today after collapsing in the Hasidic mikveh on Tzefania Street in Jerusalem.
The Tikva Forum on Sunday issued a statement expressing full support for the government’s coordinator for hostages and missing persons, Gal Hirsch, following criticism of remarks he made opposing protests during the fighting.
The Encyclopedia Britannica has removed a controversial map from its Britannica Kids section that labeled the entire territory between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea as "Palestine," with no mention of Israel.
A passenger on a public bus near Beitar Illit attempted to harm a 12-year-old boy using a flammable substance.
A new proposal would allow Israel to revoke citizenship from Law of Return recipients who promote boycotts against the state within five years of naturalization.
