FM Sa’ar meets with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul
"This visit emphasizes the importance of deepening and strengthening our relations with Germany and its new government."
— Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Hostage Survivor: Pulitzer Prize to Antisemitic Gaza Poet ‘Desecrates’ Memory of Victims
A former Israeli hostage denounced the Pulitzer Prize committee for giving an award to a Palestinian journalist who spread antisemitic ...
Indictment: Man posed as woman, extorted money
Indictment details how a man posed as a woman online, extorting NIS 27,000 from 28 victims by falsely promising content and threatening exposure.
Health Ministry to Update Doctor On-Call Rules
Israel's Health Ministry will update doctor on-call rules, reviewing a framework that aimed to shorten shifts for interns. The update seeks to balance workload.
Life sentence, damages for cousin’s murderer
A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment and ordered to pay damages for the murder of his cousin, a crime described as having "special cruelty" by.
Indictment: 130kg cannabis in Petah Tikva lab
A Petah Tikva man faces indictment for manufacturing 130kg of cannabis in a rented apartment lab, equipped with advanced cultivation gear and illegally.
Prosecutor’s Office on Ronel Fischer ruling
Ronel Fischer receives 9-month community service sentence and suspended jail time after pleading guilty to attempted bribery and obstruction of justice.
The Population and Immigration Authority invites foreign workers to contact the Multilingual Inquiries Center
Foreign workers in Israel are reminded that the Population and Immigration Authority's Multilingual Inquiries Center is available to answer questions and.
Immigration Authority: Foreign workers can call hotline
Israel's Population and Immigration Authority offers a multilingual hotline for foreign workers, providing assistance and answering questions.
National Eruv Mapping
Israel's Ministry of Religious Services and Survey of Israel launch a unified national eruv mapping project, granting councils editing permissions via govmap.
Prosecution appeal granted: Pellet grenade use rise demands tougher sentences
Israel's Central District Court granted a prosecution appeal, increasing a sentence for weapons possession amid a surge in fragmentation grenade use since Oct.
Record high in public transport
Israel's public transport saw a record 912 million trips in 2025, a significant increase from 2024, reflecting a growing public shift to buses and trains.
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