Israel’s Cabinet Approves Shutdown of 75-Year-Old Army Radio
Israel's Cabinet unanimously approved the shutdown of 75-year-old Army Radio by March 1, 2026, sparking a major political dispute over press freedom.
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‘Vile’: Israeli Leaders Condemn Deadly Sydney Chanukah Attack
Israeli leaders condemn the vile, deadly Sydney Chanukah attack, expressing solidarity after gunmen opened fire at a Bondi Beach celebration. President Herzog
Israel Thwarts Iranian Espionage Plot Targeting Former Prime Minister
Israel thwarts an Iranian espionage plot, indicting a suspect arrested in December for gathering intelligence, including near former PM Naftali Bennett's home.
Israeli Forces Destroy 2-Kilometer Hamas Tunnel in Northern Gaza
Israeli forces recently destroyed a 2-kilometer Hamas "offensive tunnel" in northern Gaza, located within the Israeli side of the Yellow Line, neutralizing a.
Former Informant Gets Life Sentence for Killing Elderly Holocaust Survivor
Israeli court sentences former Palestinian informant Ibrahim Shalhoub to life for the 2024 murder of 83-year-old Holocaust survivor Ludmila Lipovsky.
Israel’s First Immigrants of 2026 From Australia Amid Shifts in Jewish Migration
Israel's first 2026 immigrants from Australia mark a shift in Jewish migration. Western aliyah surged in 2025, with French immigration rising 45%.
Israel Begins 2026 With Midnight Birth and Dozens of Emergency Calls
Israel's 2026 began with a midnight birth in Jerusalem and hundreds of Magen David Adom emergency calls on New Year's Eve, including 51 road accidents and 11.
Knesset Approves Law Commemorating Israel’s Moroccan Jewish Heritage
Israel's Knesset approves a law honoring Moroccan Jewish heritage, establishing a national day to commemorate the community and 44 Egoz victims.
Israel Welcomes Tourists Back as Hotels Recover from Evacuee Stays
Israel welcomed 1.3 million tourists in 2025, marking a cautious recovery for its hotel industry after housing thousands of Israeli evacuees.
Israeli High Court Halts Comptroller’s Probes of October 7 Massacre
Israel's High Court ordered State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman to suspend key probes into the October 7 massacre, a dramatic setback for accountability efforts.
One in Three Israelis Seek Mental Health Support After Two Years of War
One in three Israelis now seek mental health support after two years of war, highlighting a national crisis. Post-trauma diagnoses surged 30% since 2023 in.
Israel Carried Out Nearly 21,000 Strikes Across the Middle East in 2025
Israel's military reports nearly 21,000 strikes across the Middle East in 2025, including 19,530 in Gaza, mobilizing over 300,000 reservists for an.