1,500 new work visas allocated for Sri Lankans in Israel to boost industry growth and employment opportunities.
Jerusalem, 16 November, 2025 (TPS-IL) — As part of the bilateral agreement with Sri Lanka, a new allocation of 1,500 visas for foreign workers from that country was authorized.
The Ministry of Economy and Industry said this is to ensure the continued operation and growth of factories, and to strengthen production and employment in Israeli industry.
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Home Front Command updates defense policy for confrontation line & Meron communities, with other instructions unchanged.
Israel's Police Commissioner Danny Levy met with Arab local authority heads in Jerusalem to discuss strengthening security and combating crime in Arab.
Sergeant Idan Fox, 19, from Petah Tikva, was killed in combat in southern Lebanon, with six other IDF soldiers wounded.
Jerusalem Police discovered an unlicensed daycare with over 20 toddlers; two suspects detained and released under restrictive conditions.
Israel's government is promoting new green energy projects with a 300 million shekel fund to enhance industrial efficiency and reduce emissions.
Israel's government has approved a CEO-led team to establish a comprehensive, budgeted plan for the protection of northern communities within 21 days.
Israel Police announces anticipated road closures in the South due to heavy rains and flash floods, urging public caution and adherence to instructions.
The Israeli military targeted Hezbollah rocket launchers and infrastructure in strikes aimed at preventing imminent attacks on Israel.
COGAT facilitated over 12,500 tons of medical supplies and 20 ambulances into Gaza, supporting 23 operational hospitals amidst challenges from Hamas.
IAF intercepts suspicious aerial target near IDF operations in southern Lebanon; target did not enter Israeli territory.