Netanyahu Seeks ‘Extraordinary’ Pardon Amid Corruption Trial
"Israeli PM Netanyahu seeks 'extraordinary' pardon amid corruption trial, following U.S. President Trump's plea to President Herzog. #NetanyahuPardon"
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FM Sa’ar addresses the opening of the Israel-Argentina Business Forum
FM Sa’ar opens Israel-Argentina Business Forum in Buenos Aires, highlighting strong partnership and shared economic goals.
Protest at the intersection of Jaffa and Shari Israel Streets in Jerusalem – all routes have been opened to traffic, five suspects were arrested. Jerusalem District police officers and Border Police fighters operated during the last two hours.
Jerusalem police opened all traffic routes after protests at Jaffa and Shari Israel, arresting five suspects.
Brief update at the opening of the Security Cabinet session >>
Israeli Security Cabinet convenes for a brief update on critical national security matters.
The Joint List
PM Netanyahu meets with the Joint List to discuss key Israeli domestic and foreign policy issues.
Saar Slams Belgium for Targeting Religious Practice After Three Circumcisers Arrested
Israeli FM Gideon Sa'ar criticizes Belgium for indicting three Jewish circumcisers in Antwerp, deeming it a disgrace and a violation of religious freedom.
Millions Allocated to Restore Agriculture in Gaza Area
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture and Tekoma Directorate are investing $24 million to restore and develop agriculture near the Gaza border.
Almost $80 Million Allocated to Encourage Housing Increases in Smaller Towns
For the first time, Israel’s Ministry of Finance, Interior, Construction and Housing and the Israel Land Authority are allocating housing ...
Tax Rebates for Businesses That Incurred Losses Due to Iran War Approved
Israeli businesses facing losses from the Iran war can now receive advance compensation, with claims opening May 17, 2026.
In the last few minutes, false reports have been circulated regarding the opening of the Meron area for pilgrims.
Israel Police denies false reports of Meron opening, hundreds working to prevent unauthorized access, urges public to trust official sources.
Israels Expanding Cabinet Is Undermining Efficiency and Burning Cash, Comptroller Reports
Israel's State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman reported that the nation's expanding cabinet, with 38 ministers, causes inefficiency, service disruptions.
Israel Invests $24M To Rebuild War-Damaged Agriculture
Israel's government is investing $24.4 million to restore war-damaged agriculture in the Tekuma region, near the Gaza border.
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