Israel’s Anti-Corruption Chief Investigated for Alleged Ties to Crime Network
An Israeli anti-corruption chief faces investigation for alleged ties to a crime network. The probe reveals Assistant-Chief Meni Benjamin's undisclosed links
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Israel Bids Farewell to Fallen Hostage as Body Returns to Thailand
Israel bids farewell to a fallen Thai hostage, Sudthisak Rinthalak. His body returns to Thailand from Gaza, as officials reaffirm commitment to all remaining
Israel Allows Daytime Jewish Prayer at Joseph’s Tomb After 25 Years
Israel allows daytime Jewish prayer at Joseph's Tomb in Nablus for the first time in 25 years, ending two decades of night-only visits. Pilgrims can now pray.
Israel Launches High-Tech Initiative for Druze, Circassian Talent
Israel launches a NIS 15M high-tech initiative to integrate Druze and Circassian talent into its booming industry, fostering equality and economic growth in the.
Israeli and German Students Explore Pre-Holocaust History Through New Digital Platform
Israeli and German students now access pre-Holocaust history through the Leo Baeck Institute's new "Entangled Lives" digital platform, fostering understanding.
Jenin Church Firebombing Renews Scrutiny of Palestinian Authority
Jenin Church firebombing and Christmas tree burning renew scrutiny on the Palestinian Authority's treatment of Christians this week. Israel condemns rising.
Israeli Femicide Surges 48%; Illegal Weapons Fuel Most Gun Deaths
Israeli femicide surged 48% in 2025, killing 34 women, new data reveals. Illegal weapons caused 11 of 14 gun deaths, debunking links to legal gun licensing.
Christmas Shadow: Lutheran Leaders Praise Hamas Violence vs. Israel
An Israeli investigation reveals prominent Christian leaders praising Hamas violence, including the deadly Oct 7 attack that killed 1,200 in Israel.
Jerusalem Security Barrier Fails to Prevent Illegal Entry, State Watchdog Warns
A State Watchdog warns of critical failures in the Jerusalem Security Barrier, allowing 2,000-2,400 quarterly illegal entries and posing a severe terror risk to.
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.
Jerusalem: ‘Put Them in One Place’ for Conversation & Connection
JerusaLANG creates a unique space in Jerusalem for diverse communities – Jews, Arabs, religious, secular – to meet and converse, fostering connection since.
Israel Gearing Up for Post-War Christmas Tourism
Israel anticipates 130,000 visitors, including 40,000 Christian pilgrims, for robust post-war Christmas tourism this December. The Ministry of Tourism invested.