Tel Aviv police and Border Police discover multiple weapons sites in city area; no injuries reported at this time.
Tel Aviv District Police officers, Border Police fighters, and bomb disposal technicians are currently handling several sites where weapons were found in the city area, with no casualties at this stage.
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The Israeli government has officially approved Dr. Emmanuel Navon as the new ambassador to Japan, bringing his expertise in foreign policy and international.
The Israel Defense Forces targeted a large underground Hezbollah weapons site in Kfara, Lebanon, destroying cruise missiles and hundreds of rockets.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar spoke with Patriarch Theophilos III after an Iranian missile fragment struck a Jerusalem monastery, condemning Iran's deliberate.
Persian Gulf nations are leveraging Israeli expertise to counter Iranian missile and drone threats, Ambassador Yechiel Leiter confirmed.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog sent a message of happiness and change to the Iranian people on the ancient Festival of Fire, Chaharshanbeh Suri.
The Bank of Israel reports that war spending from October 7 onwards significantly boosted Israel's economy, offsetting impacts despite recent tax increases.
70 Israelis were hospitalized following Iranian missile attacks in the last 24 hours, bringing the total casualties to 3,530 since February 28.
Dozens of Israeli Air Force jets targeted Iranian terror regime infrastructure in Tehran, Shiraz, and Tabriz, hitting intelligence centers and command.
Israeli video tech firm Kaltura is acquiring Toronto-based AI content platform PathFactory for $22M to boost personalized user experiences.
Israeli firm Acsense introduces end-to-end automation to rapidly restore IAM systems, cutting recovery time for outages from hours to minutes.
