Israel Appoints Retired Judge to Probe Former Military Advocate General
"Israel appoints retired judge to lead investigation into former Military Advocate General accused of fraud, breach of trust, and obstruction…"
— Pesach Benson
"Israel appoints retired judge to lead investigation into former Military Advocate General accused of fraud, breach of trust, and obstruction…"
— Pesach Benson
PM Netanyahu addresses the Forum of Senior IDF Reserve Commanders: "No more containment, only initiative and around-the-clock activity. Reserve force crucial
Prime Minister Netanyahu appoints David Roman as the new head of Israel's Mossad, vowing to lead the intelligence agency from strength to strength.
Israel's Civil Aviation Director Shmuel Zakai warns US military jets at Ben Gurion Airport are severely impacting commercial flights, raising airfares for.
Israel's Education and Culture Committee demands urgent aid for cultural workers, while the Ministry of Culture anticipates releasing support criteria in.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar strongly rejected the EU’s decision to sanction Israeli citizens and organizations in Judea and Samaria, condemning the implied.
A Jerusalem court rejected Netanyahu's Likud party bid to remove an ad by Naftali Bennett featuring retired police chief Ami Eshed.
Israel's Ministry of Welfare is investing 20 million Shekels to raise salaries for social workers at boarding schools for children from troubled homes.
Israel Police arrested a Jerusalem man in his 60s for allegedly threatening National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg appointed Din Levena as acting director general of the Central Elections Committee, with elections legally required by.
In Jerusalem, the Knesset reconvenes to advance contentious bills on Haredi draft exemptions and the October 7 probe, challenging Netanyahu's coalition.
Jerusalem police opened all traffic routes after protests at Jaffa and Shari Israel, arresting five suspects.