Alerts activated in southern Israel were a false alarm, the IDF Spokesperson confirmed.
Further to the alerts activated in several areas in the south of the country, this was a false alarm.
Two suspects arrested in northern Golan Heights for violent disturbances related to turbine work; detention extension sought.
Sirens sounded in southern Israel, with the IDF investigating the preliminary alerts.
Israel's Ministry of Education aims to strengthen STEM education with a new plan for the upcoming school year, making math and science mandatory weekly.
Israel's Knesset Economics Committee approved new dairy farm regulations, aiming for efficient management and preparedness for supply chain disruptions.
Military exercise today in Ephraim & Samaria brigades' area with heavy vehicle movement; no security incident expected.
An interceptor launched at a suspicious aerial target near IDF forces; no alerts or casualties reported, following policy.
Israel Police hold national conference for emergency response unit commanders to enhance readiness and recognize volunteer efforts.
Israel's Knesset committee has approved a temporary exemption from improvement levies for agro-voltaic installations, boosting renewable energy.
Prime Minister Netanyahu has approved the Beer Sheva-Likit light rail project, a significant investment to develop the Negev and support the IDF's move south.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed a secret visit to the UAE during Iran fighting, meeting President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.