750 reservists for AI leadership training
"Israel's Innovation Authority launches AI leadership training for 750 reservists, aiming to bridge knowledge gaps and enhance the high-tech industry's."
— Labor Ministry
Politics
Supreme Court upholds 25-year sentence
Israel's Supreme Court upholds a 25-year sentence for murder, citing extreme severity, prior planning, and indifference to human life in a civilian area.
Environment Ministry invests NIS 16.7M in climate solutions
Israel's Environment Ministry invests NIS 16.7 million to bolster 11 local authorities' climate change preparedness, tackling heatwaves, urban heat islands.
A Special Visit to the Division of Seismology: Science, Family, and International Collaboration
Seismology Division hosts international collaboration with University of Alaska Fairbanks, discussing Alaska earthquakes and strengthening research for future.
President visits kibbutz, rededicates hit kindergarten
President Herzog rededicated a kindergarten in Kibbutz Menara, a year after visiting the war-torn kibbutz. The kindergarten sustained a direct missile hit.
Indictment: Man sexually assaulted friend’s daughter
Indictment filed against man for sexual assault of friend's daughter in her apartment on 14.12.25. Accused lured victim closer, locked door, and attempted to.
Diaspora Ministry Seeks National Service
Israel's Ministry of Diaspora Affairs seeks national service volunteers to strengthen ties with world Jewry and fight antisemitism, impacting global efforts.
Sentence for stepfather’s sex crimes
stepfather convicted of 11 counts of intercourse with a minor, sodomy, and indecent acts against his 15-year-old stepdaughter. The Jerusalem court detailed.
President convenes Negev leaders for emergency meeting
Israel's President Isaac Herzog calls Negev situation a "national emergency," holding emergency talks with leaders after 11 Arab citizens murdered since.
Perlmutter gets 8 years for crimes against women
Perlmutter sentenced to 8 years for drug supply, poison use, indecent acts, abuse, theft, and privacy invasion against women he exploited and humiliated.
Former Jerusalem Mayor Uri Lupolianski Dies
Uri Lupolianski, former Jerusalem Mayor and Yad Sarah founder, died at 74. A devoted public servant, his legacy of kindness and mutual responsibility deeply.
Israel: Lebanon Has Yet to Deliver on Hezbollah Disarmament
Israel states Lebanon has yet to fulfill its crucial ceasefire commitment to disarm Hezbollah, calling Beirut's efforts "far from sufficient" for regional.