Governor of Binyamin and Chairman of the Yesha Council, Yisrael Ganz, hosted Leo Terrell, President Trump’s Special Adviser for combating antisemitism in the United States, at Psagot Winery.
Officers from the Judea and Samaria District Police and IDF soldiers arrested two Arabs suspected of driving stolen vehicles. One of the suspects is the brother of the terrorist who carried out a deadly attack at the Ofra Junction in 2002.
Or Levi, who was released from Gaza after 491 days in captivity, claimed that hostage and missing person coordinator Gal Hirsch abandoned the hostages in Gaza.
Israel’s Coordinator for Hostages and Missing Persons, revealed that he received threats from Einav Zangauker following the return of her son, Matan, from captivity. “It didn’t happen just once."
Right-wing activist Mordechai David blocks the car of former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, who appears unfazed by the incident.
Two men, aged 25 and 30, killed in a collision between two vehicles on Highway 2 near the Olga interchange. A woman around 25 seriously injured.
The Hostages and Missing Persons Coordinator, in an interview with i24NEWS, denies claims that hostage deals were delayed due to politics. "There were no political considerations in decision-making in our field."
Talik and Itzik Gvili, parents of fallen Yasam fighter Ran Gvili whose body was held hostage in Gaza, sing 'Acheinu Kol Beit Yisrael' with Hamas captivity survivors Eitan Mor, Segev Kalfon, and supporters, with injured Mordechay Shenvald on the violin. Watch.
Joint list agreement between Democrats and Meretz at risk, as parties weigh running alone.
At Kibbutz Nir Oz community's final rally, David and Ariel Cunio, released from Hamas captivity in October, say their presence is 'living proof that even in the face of the most terrible darkness, the human spirit can prevail.'
Temperatures to reach highest for season in 39 years, forecasters predict.
Arab activists escalate protest against violence in their communities, blaming police and politicians.
The rating agency has changed Israel from negative to stable, although without upgrading the relatively poor credit score of Baa1.
Hundreds gather at Tel Aviv's Hostages Square for a final Kabbalat Shabbat service marking the end of over two years of vigils, following the return of the last Israeli hostage, Ran Gvili.
Minister Ze'ev Elkin casts doubt on possibility that Draft Law will pass, urges them to support budget bill regardless: Here's why.
Pretoria orders Israel’s chargé d’affaires to leave within 72 hours as Jerusalem responds by expelling South Africa’s senior diplomatic representative.
Following citizen complaints, Police Commissioner Danny Levi instructed districts to enforce noise laws against mosques using loudspeakers at unlawful volumes.
Former Israel Police Commissioner Roni Alsheikh denied any connection to the illegal infiltrator who claimed he was employed to work at Alsheikh's home.
Motorcycle convoy drives to site of Nova massacre, attended by former MK and honoring fallen Yasam fighter and last hostage Ran Gvili.
Nutrilon formula for infants suffering reflux recalled following manufacturer's warning.
The data shows that Likud gains two mandates, increasing the right-wing bloc, while the unification of the Joint List shifts power from the opposition bloc.
Israel ranks second in the OECD for child poverty, amid deep social and regional gaps, after 2024 poverty report shows worsening conditions for children, with about two million Israelis living in poverty, including some 880,000 children
Former hostage Sasha Troufanov, held 498 days in Gaza, warns in interview with BBC that rebuilding Gaza won't prevent future attacks: “The terrorists told me 'we will do this again and again.'"
The data shows that in every scenario tested, the opposition bloc fails to form a government without relying on the Arab parties.
The Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, submitted a request to the court asking not to issue a conditional order without a hearing.
Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee Chairman Bismuth removes Yesh Atid MKs from subcommittee positions after storming his office a day earlier.
A 20-year-old from Abu Ghosh was indicted after driving 125 mph in a 50 mph zone, with police seeking house arrest to keep him off the road.
Turns out working entry-level by day and babysitting by night isn't enough when your family's medical crisis has consumed everything - and your wedding is approaching fast with zero budget for even basic household items
After IDF soldier Moshe Chaim Alush was critically wounded by an antitank missile attack, doctors gave him a very slim change to survive. Today, he returned home.
Israel Prison Service dog handlers came to Samaria this week for a tour of the IDU base and a demonstration of the working dogs' capabilities.
Eleven suspects to be indicted for involvement in smuggling goods to Gaza, report says.
Jerusalem District Commissioner Avshalom Peled approved the placement of an organized shoe rack at the entrance to the Temple Mount, ending the practice of leaving shoes in piles.
The transplant program at Beilinson completed the 1,000th lung transplant in the State of Israel, transplanting the lungs of fallen soldier Asael Babad.
Negev and Galilee Minister Itshak Waserlauf reveals attacks on his family, demands condemnation from leftist MKs.
Im Tirtzu activists protest outside home of Deputy Attorney General Gil Limon, emphasizing that Israel has turned from democracy to anarchy 'because of him and his friends.'
A mysterious red sticker on Prime Minister Netanyahu's mobile phone is causing extensive speculation in the Arab world and raising many questions about its purpose.
Staff at Rehovot daycare forget infant, tell mother he already went home.
Hundreds of Israelis recited the morning prayers in daylight at Joseph's Tomb in Shechem for the first time in a quarter of a century.
When missiles fall, ZAKA volunteers run toward danger, not away from it.
Mordechai David and additional right-wing activists block the car of former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak as he leaves a conference in Tel Aviv.
State budget bill passes its first reading in the Knesset with 62 votes in favor and 55 against.
During a conference in Hadera on air pollution, a block of coal was thrown at the Minister of Environmental Protection, Idit Silman.
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Yesh Atid Knesset members force their way into MK Boaz Bismuth's office, with one attempting to photograph documents on his desk.
From Rabbi Lando’s office, it was announced that Degel HaTorah will support the budget law in the first reading and will insist that the Draft Law be completed before the final reading of the budget bill.
The annual report of the Ministry of Religious Services shows a 6.41% rise in marriage registrations, with a 164% spike in Kiryat Shmona and a 67% comeback in the Gaza envelope region.
The police requested that the court tighten the restrictive conditions imposed on Tzachi Braverman in connection with the "Night Meeting" affair.
Prominent figures speak at funeral of last hostage, fallen Yasam officer Ran Gvili, who was laid to rest in his hometown of Meitar.
After participating in the operation to recover Ran Gvili's body, actor and singer Idan Amedi took the stage at the final deceased hostage's funeral.
Near Ro'i in the Jordan Valley, dozens of dates filled with toxic material were found on grazing lands. At the same time, reports surfaced of livestock deaths on two other farms.
Woman, 70, declared dead at hospital after crane truck falls overturns in Jerusalem.
Shira Gvili played a voice recording of her brother made while he was alive, reassuring her 'Don't worry, sister, everything's fine.'
Rabbi Dov Lando speaks to yeshiva students, stressing that 'Torah study is the most important thing in the world, and nothing takes precedence over Torah study.'
Among other things, they wrote that imposing the death penalty contradicts Jewish tradition, which effectively abolished capital-punishment laws some two thousand years ago.
Attempts to use state budget as leverage will harm haredim as much as anyone else, MK Moshe Solomon warns.
A TGI survey published today shows a significant drop in daily newspaper and radio audiences in Israel.
Knesset committees to hold discussion on early childhood intervention reform, with MKs warning of lack of professionals and increased burdens on the parents.
Relased hostage Segev Kalfon says he feels a sense of closure after the return of Ran Gvili.
Mrs. Weinberger gave birth twice while caring for her dying husband and 14 children. After four years of medical hell, crushing debt, and zero income, this family is days away from losing their home - and their childhood.
