Galilee weapons incident causes damage and anxiety, with police and sappers securing the scene for further risks.
As a result of the falls, damage occurred at the scene and an anxiety casualty was reported. Northern District police officers, Border Police fighters, and sappers are operating at the scene to remove additional risks.
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A 21-year-old Jerusalem man, Moshe Lachovitz, has been indicted for allegedly spying for Iran, gathering intelligence and photographing locations for a foreign.
Galmed Pharmaceuticals has developed a brain-penetrating Aramchol formulation using nanotech, showing promise for Parkinson's and dementia treatments.
Tel Aviv police arrested unlicensed kindergarten operators in their 60s under a court warrant for operating without permits.
Israel Police investigate suspected shooting in Tel Sheva where one man is critically injured; criminal background suspected.
Hezbollah fired missiles towards central Israel and Ashdod, with sirens sounding in multiple areas after earlier barrages hit Haifa and Kiryat Shmona.
IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir declared Lebanon the main front, noting Iran's weakened state and readiness for renewed conflict.
Argentine President Javier Milei will visit Israel for Independence Day events from April 19-22, marking his third trip to the nation.
Wolfson Medical Center in Holon treated 548 casualties during 38 days of fighting, with 84 children and 160 seniors among them.
The Israeli military has begun assaults on Hezbollah terror organization launch sites in Lebanon, escalating regional tensions.
Israel is boosting electric vehicle adoption due to rising gasoline costs, with over 230,000 drivers already benefiting from savings.