An envelope containing suspicious powder arrived today at the Israeli Embassy in Copenhagen. The powder is being handled by local ...
Jerusalem, 3 July, 2025 (TPS-IL) — An envelope containing suspicious powder arrived today at the Israeli Embassy in Copenhagen.
The powder is being handled by local security forces. Further information to follow.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich approved 13 billion Shekels for northern Israeli settlements, focusing on protection and development.
Israel Police arrested three minors on suspicion of assaulting a 13-year-old at a Holon school; they were released under supervision.
Jerusalem Police arrest two additional suspects in hotel roof object-throwing incident targeting demonstrators; detention extension sought.
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Israel greenlights $209 million for northern transportation projects, accelerating rail and highway upgrades to repair war-torn infrastructure.
A new settlement named "Hanon" with 500 housing units and educational facilities has been approved for the Gaza Envelope region.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar opened Israel's embassy in Fiji, marking the fourth new embassy opened by Sa'ar in under 18 months.
Israel Police investigate suspected weapons discharge in Herzliya; minor property damage reported, with criminal motives suspected.
Ashkelon's new northern bathing beach plan, approved for submission, will feature services, restaurants, and a water sports center, enhancing coastal access.
Brigadier General Erez Askal announced Israel's entry into the global AI club, emphasizing real-world applications and new international partnerships.
