Israeli News (Page 67)


Loss of hundreds of millions

'Largest financial fraud in Israeli history'

The authorized trustee appointed for the collapsed pension fund company Slice, CPA Effi Sandrov, filed a lawsuit today for approximately one billion shekels alleging fraud.

'Largest financial fraud in Israeli history'

Four years later

Huge new Jerusalem neighborhood on the table for approval

The plans to build up Atarot, in north-northwestern Jerusalem, call for no fewer than 9,000 housing units for over 30,000 residents.

Huge new Jerusalem neighborhood on the table for approval

New details

The girl with Hymanut - and the kidnapping attempt in Be’er Sheva

The girl who survived the kidnapping attempt in Be’er Sheva was a key witness in the case of Hymanut Kassou's disappearance in Safed and had previously testified to the police.

The girl with Hymanut - and the kidnapping attempt in Be’er Sheva

Holiday of tears

One-year-old fighting rare cancer needs your help this Hanukkah

Talya never imagined her daughter's first Hanukkah would be spent in a hospital room.

One-year-old fighting rare cancer needs your help this Hanukkah

Over 50 minors have gone missing since establishment of the State

A report by the Knesset's Research and Information Center presents updated data on missing citizens: approximately 593 cases remain open, including minors and elderly individuals, with most being men.

Over 50 minors have gone missing since establishment of the State

Unusual incident in Ashkelon

Teen fires air rifle at kindergarten

Police detain an 18‑year‑old from Ashkelon after he allegedly fired an air rifle toward a kindergarten yard while children were playing there. No injuries were reported.

Teen fires air rifle at kindergarten

Passenger sneaks onto plane without ticket at Ben Gurion

An 18-year-old managed to board a flight to Vienna without a boarding pass. Only after landing did authorities in Vienna discover that the passenger did not have a ticket.

Passenger sneaks onto plane without ticket at Ben Gurion

Dramatic development in case of Hymanut Kassaou's disappearance

A possible connection is being investigated between an attempted kidnapping that occurred yesterday in Be'er Sheva, involving an individual known to the Kassou family, and the disappearance case from Safed.

Dramatic development in case of Hymanut Kassaou's disappearance

Support all victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack

After gunmen targeted Jewish families celebrating Hanukkah at Sydney's Bondi Beach, 15 families lost loved ones and 27 remain hospitalized - they need immediate support following Australia's deadliest shooting since 1996

Support all victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack

Governors warn of security threat from congestion in Samaria

The governors noted that extreme congestion near the Eliyahu Checkpoint could pose a risk to Israelis on their usual commute.

Governors warn of security threat from congestion in Samaria

PM lights Hanukkah candles

'We perform great miracles thanks to our heroic soldiers'

The Prime Minister participated in the third candle lighting ceremony in his office with the office's employees, their children and their families.

'We perform great miracles thanks to our heroic soldiers'

Case closed in death of Ze'ev Erlich in Lebanon

The Military Prosecutor's Office announced today that the investigation in the case of Colonel (Res.) Yoav Yarom will be closed without criminal proceedings.

Case closed in death of Ze'ev Erlich in Lebanon

NIS 1,000 a day:

Cash grants awarded to draft dodgers released from detention

Amid controversy over the draft law, financial grants have been distributed to draft dodgers recently released from detention, with payments reaching tens of thousands of shekels.

Cash grants awarded to draft dodgers released from detention

'Maccabees of our time'

Netanyahu and Huckabee light candles with IDF troops

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara lit the second Hanukkah candle at the Western Wall with IDF soldiers, praising them as the modern-day Maccabees.

Netanyahu and Huckabee light candles with IDF troops

After 96 years:

Second Hanukkah candle lit at Hebron’s Valero House

Students of the Shavei Hebron Yeshiva mark a historic moment Monday evening by lighting the second Hanukkah candle at the Valero House in the Hebron Kasbah, the first ceremony at the site since Jews were expelled after the 1929 massacre.

Second Hanukkah candle lit at Hebron’s Valero House

Bringing light every day: Pantry Packers and Israel's food crisis

New census reveals 2.8 million Israelis lack access to healthy food - and one Jerusalem organization has been addressing this crisis since 1788

Bringing light every day: Pantry Packers and Israel's food crisis

Following Sydney attack:

Israel urging increased security at Jewish events worldwide

Following the deadly terror attack in Sydney and amid Hanukkah and the holiday season, Israel has urged other countries to strengthen security at Jewish events.

Israel urging increased security at Jewish events worldwide

5-ton stone returned to Western Wall

After being displayed for years in the Knesset and at Ben-Gurion Airport, a stone from the Western Wall was returned to its original resting place this evening.

5-ton stone returned to Western Wall

Herzog lights candle with soldiers

'Hope for those seeking light in the darkness:'

President Isaac Herzog lit the second candle of Hanukkah with the soldiers of Unit 669: "I am full of admiration for the generation of heroes - the soldiers and commanders."

'Hope for those seeking light in the darkness:'

Mashal:

Trump should take note of growing right-wing criticism of Israel

In an interview with Drop Site News, Hamas leader Khaled Mashal says President Trump should factor growing US criticism of Israel into policy decisions.

Trump should take note of growing right-wing criticism of Israel

MK Foghel's miracle

'My son & his family survived the massacre in Sydney'

MK Tzvika Foghel recounts to Arutz Sheva the tense moments when he learned that his family members were at the scene of the terror attack in Sydney. "For me, this is a Hanukkah miracle."

'My son & his family survived the massacre in Sydney'

FM Sa'ar:

Antisemitism normalized in Australia, government must act

In a Sky News Australia interview, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said years of unchecked antisemitism led to the deadly Sydney Hanukkah attack.

Antisemitism normalized in Australia, government must act

First time

IDF soldiers light Hanukkah candles at Hasmonean Palaces

For the first time, IDF soldiers held an official Hanukkah candle lighting ceremony at the site of the Hasmonean Palaces in Binyamin.

IDF soldiers light Hanukkah candles at Hasmonean Palaces

In solidarity with Australian Jews

Levite choir sings on the Temple Mount

A group of Levites sang the final verse of 'Maoz Tzur' at Judaism's holiest site in memory of the victims of the horrific terror attack in Sydney.

Levite choir sings on the Temple Mount

Five Years Later:

Defamation suit may reveal new details of Sandak case

A defamation suit filed by a Judea and Samaria District police officer against right-wing activists may lead to the disclosure of new evidence in the case of Ahuvya Sandak's death.

Defamation suit may reveal new details of Sandak case

ZAKA hero who saved hundreds now needs saving

Chanukah celebrates miracles. The miracle no one talks about: Natan Kenig spent months under fire ensuring no missing persons from October 7. Every family got closure. He gave everything. Now the miracle-maker is falling.

ZAKA hero who saved hundreds now needs saving

Menorah of Cast Lead:

Rare pendant decorated with a menorah uncovered on Temple Mount

How did an ancient pendant made of cast lead, decorated on both sides with a seven-branched menorah, come to Jerusalem at a time when Jewish presence in the city was restricted?

Rare pendant decorated with a menorah uncovered on Temple Mount

Life Of Kindness:

United Hatzalah motorcycle medic killed in crash

Hami Erlanger, a father of five from Harish and a United Hatzalah volunteer, has been identified as the man killed in the road accident on Route 611.

United Hatzalah motorcycle medic killed in crash

Ex-hostage Eli Sharabi meets Biden, thanks him for his support

Former hostage Eli Sharabi meets Joe Biden at a Philadelphia Eagles game, thanking him for efforts in hostage release and support for Israel.

Ex-hostage Eli Sharabi meets Biden, thanks him for his support

Netanyahu to Supreme Court:

'You must not interfere in ministerial appointments'

Prime Minister submits his response to petitions filed with the Supreme Court against the continued tenure of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. “An unconstitutional attempt to oust a government minister.”

'You must not interfere in ministerial appointments'

The coalition’s outline and the political firestorm

Coalition proposes that the inquiry committee into October 7 will consist of six or seven members. In the first stage, the Speaker of the Knesset will submit a proposed composition within 14 days, which requires the approval of 80 Members of Knesset.

The coalition’s outline and the political firestorm

Netanyahu:

'Safest place in the world for Jewish people is Israel'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara light first Hanukkah candle with Israel Police officers, family of last remaining hostage Ran Gvili. 'Safest place for Jewish people is where the government, army, & security forces will defend them.'

'Safest place in the world for Jewish people is Israel'

Body found in Yarkon River identified as that of missing teen

The body located in the Yarkon River following extensive searches has been identified as that of missing Bnei Brak teen Eliyahu Aba Shaul, 19.

Body found in Yarkon River identified as that of missing teen

This is Shas' demand from the coalition parties

Shas chief Aryeh Deri attempts to encourage support for Draft Law, demanding greater involvement on the part of Likud MKs.

This is Shas' demand from the coalition parties

Fourth child dies of flu

Four-year-old boy, unvaccinated and with preexisting conditions, dies of influenza, raising this year's pediatric death toll to four.

Fourth child dies of flu

"אתם המכבים החדשים"

Israel Katz lights first Hanukkah candle with injured soldiers

Defense Minister Israel Katz visits Sheba Medical Center, offering encouragement and support to injured IDF soldiers and their families, and promising to support them throughout their journey.

Israel Katz lights first Hanukkah candle with injured soldiers

Man accused of causing teen girl's death sentenced to 7 years

Edward Kachura, accused of causing death of 17-year-old Lital Yael Melnik in October 2021, receives seven-year sentence, with just three years left to serve.

Man accused of causing teen girl's death sentenced to 7 years

Watch:

Yeshivas across Israel celebrate the first night of Hanukkah

From Yeruham and Sderot in the south to Acco and Hispin in the north, yeshiva students light candles, sing, dance, and study Torah, marking the first night of Hanukkah.

Yeshivas across Israel celebrate the first night of Hanukkah

Netanyahu: Australia’s antisemitism policy fuels hate

At government meeting in Dimona, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticizes Australia's response to rising antisemitism, urging stronger action and condemning Prime Minister Albanese's policies for exacerbating hate.

Netanyahu: Australia’s antisemitism policy fuels hate

'A gift beyond measure'

Watch: Captivity survivor lights the Menorah at the Western Wall

Western Wall Plaza hosted the lighting of the first Hanukkah candle, in the presence of dignitaries and with the participation of former captive Segev Kalfon.

Watch: Captivity survivor lights the Menorah at the Western Wall

'We're reviving the Negev'

PM Netanyahu lays cornerstone for Dimona neighborhood

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu honors late brother Yoni, hero of Operation Entebbe, with cornerstone ceremony for new Dimona neighborhood.

PM Netanyahu lays cornerstone for Dimona neighborhood

‘We are the eternal people’

President Herzog's message to Australian Jews

President Isaac Herzog sent condolences to Australia’s Jewish community after a deadly terror attack at a Hanukkah celebration, stressing unity, resilience, and the triumph of light over darkness.

President Herzog's message to Australian Jews

Rabbi Perez warns:

Antisemitism masked as anti-Zionism fuels terror

World Zionist Organization President Rabbi Doron Perez expressed deep grief after the deadly Hanukkah shooting in Sydney, warning that unchecked antisemitic incitement has tragic consequences.

Antisemitism masked as anti-Zionism fuels terror

Unusual Hanukkah discovery revealed during excavations

Excavations at the Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv reveal a 2,000-year-old lamp - just in time for Hanukkah.

Unusual Hanukkah discovery revealed during excavations

Words have consequences

Israeli FM warns Australian FM after Hanukkah massacre

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar told his Australian counterpart that rising antisemitic incitement since October 7 helped fuel the deadly shooting at a Hanukkah event in Sydney.

Israeli FM warns Australian FM after Hanukkah massacre

‘The candles will be lit again’

Herzog speaks to community leaders after Sydney attack

President Isaac Herzog spoke with Jewish leaders in Sydney following the deadly terror attack at a Chanukah gathering, expressing Israel’s shock, condolences, and full solidarity.

Herzog speaks to community leaders after Sydney attack

High Court of Justice unanimously overturns AG dismissal

Seven justices of the High Court of Justice unanimously rule that the government’s decisions to change the dismissal mechanism and to dismiss Baharav-Miara are null and void.

High Court of Justice unanimously overturns AG dismissal

Israel Democracy Institute report:

Stagnation in haredi men’s employment, income gaps persist

The Israel Democracy Institute’s 2025 Haredi Society Statistical Yearbook shows stagnation in haredi men’s employment and persistent income gaps, while haredi women continue joining the workforce.

Stagnation in haredi men’s employment, income gaps persist

Suspicion

Deputy MAG knew identity of Sde Teiman leaker & covered it up

According to police sources, Deputy Military Advocate General Gal Asael, who knew the identity of the person who leaked the video, concealed this information during the investigation.

Deputy MAG knew identity of Sde Teiman leaker & covered it up

Tragedy

Child killed in Petah Tikva apartment fire

Firefighters extracted a 12-year-old boy from a burning apartment on Arlozorov Street in Petah Tikva. He was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Child killed in Petah Tikva apartment fire

20 years since disengagement:

Hanukkah candle lighting to be held in Ganim and Kadim

Following a request from MK Limor Son Har Melech, IDF approves organized entry into communities that were evacuated in 2005, to light Hanukkah candles.

Hanukkah candle lighting to be held in Ganim and Kadim

Ben Gvir slams AG

'Israel won't be a mafia state'

National Security Minister criticizes Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara: 'A criminal who obstructed investigations where the Supreme Court ruled she has a conflict of interest.'

'Israel won't be a mafia state'

Behind the scenes:

Rabbi Yoel Ben-Nun's secret connection with Yitzhak Rabin

Rabbi Yoel Ben-Nun recounts his personal correspondence with former PM Yitzhak Rabin during the Oslo years, highlighting Rabin’s stance on Jewish communities and urging an end to today’s political rift.

Rabbi Yoel Ben-Nun's secret connection with Yitzhak Rabin

Man dies in apartment fire in Kiryat Malachi

A man in his 50s was killed in a fire that broke out in a four-story residential building in Kiryat Malachi. His death was pronounced at the scene.

Man dies in apartment fire in Kiryat Malachi

From hilltops to IDF families:

Support Am Yisrael Chai - you may win a new apartment

Shmuel Sackett details Am Yisrael Chai’s nationwide aid projects and growing global support, as the foundation launches its Annual Dream Raffle offering a fully furnished $1.2 million Jerusalem apartment.

Support Am Yisrael Chai - you may win a new apartment

Former hostages to Netanyahu:

'Establish a state commission of inquiry or step down'

On the 800th day since the October 7 massacre, some 200 former hostages and families of hostages call on the Prime Minister to establish a state commission of inquiry or vacate his position.

'Establish a state commission of inquiry or step down'