Israeli Police Misused Advanced Surveillance Tools for Years, Comptroller Reports
Israeli Police illegally surveilled thousands of citizens from 2009-2021, collecting 7.65 million data pieces with advanced tools, a new State Comptroller.
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Israeli Elementary Schools to Go Phone-Free
Israeli elementary schools implement a new phone-free policy starting February. Education Minister Kisch bans cell phones to boost student social interaction,
Israel’s Foreign Ministry Says New Iranian Supreme Leader’s ‘Hands Already Stained with Blood’
Israel's Foreign Ministry declares Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new Supreme Leader, shares his father's "bloodshed" and continues the regime's brutality.
Vance Prays for US Troops, Families
JD Vance asks Americans to pray for US troops and their families serving the nation. Watch his Truth Social video message.
All Israeli Foster Families to Receive Grants Per Child in Compensation for Closure of Schools During Current Emergency
Israel's Ministry of Welfare and Social Security will grant 500 Shekels per child to all foster families to help with childcare costs due to school closures.
Government to Expand Four Northern Border Towns
Israel's Ministry of Construction and Housing is launching a 23 million Shekel initiative to develop four northern border towns: Avivim, Adamit, Margaliot.
Israel Announces Partial Reopening of Schools
Israeli schools in "yellow zones" will begin a partial reopening on Wednesday, with parents transporting special education students.
Flow in Tsalmon Stream to the Sea of Galilee
Israel's Water Authority and Mekorot are historically increasing desalinated water flow into the Sea of Galilee, boosting northern supply.
The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs will transfer a grant to all foster families
Israel's Ministry of Welfare is providing a NIS 500 stipend per child to foster families to help with extra childcare costs during the emergency.
Compensation plan for salaried employees – Operation “Lion’s Roar”
Israel's Ministry of Finance outlines a compensation plan for salaried employees, featuring unemployment benefits and relaxed eligibility rules.
Activities of Preparatory Academy Cadets in the First Eight Days of Operation “Lion’s Roar”
Over 1500 pre-military academy cadets contributed 12,465 volunteer days to national missions during the first eight days of Operation "Lion's Roar.".
Remote Learning Continues for Israeli Schools Due to Iran Conflict
Israeli schools will maintain remote learning until March 9 due to the Iran conflict, with a decision on reopening pending a Home Front Command assessment.
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