Since the war with Iran began, Israel's Tourism Ministry confirms 2,500 tourist entries and 16,000 exits, with 21,500 currently in the country.
Jerusalem, 10 March, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Since the outbreak of war with Iran, roughly 16,000 tourists have left Israel while 2,500 arrived, according to Israel’s Tourism Ministry. The ministry adds that around 21,500 are currently in Israel.
A dedicated transport service to the Taba border crossing with Egypt has been closed as outbound flights resumed on a limited basis.
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Israel Police launches nationwide operation against juvenile delinquency, deploying forces to friction points and public spaces to combat rising incidents.
Jerusalem Police arrest a 26-year-old suspect in Givat Ze'ev attempted murder stemming from a criminal dispute.
Israel Police and Border Police removed protesters blocking the Ministry of Finance in Jerusalem, arresting two suspects for disturbing public order.
Approximately 200 Gazan patients and escorts were evacuated to Jordan for medical care on Monday, with further transfers being coordinated.
Israel's TytoCare receives first-of-its-kind FDA authorization for its AI ear diagnostic tool, Tyto Insights ENT Suite, detecting infection signs.
Tel Aviv-based ADAMA Ltd. introduces Marathon, its first pyrasulfotole herbicide, in Australia for the 2026 cereal-growing season.
A 51-year-old man from the Israeli-Arab city of Kfar Kana was arrested after authorities found a pistol, Palestinian flags and military ...
Police in northern Israel arrested a Kafr Kanna resident, 51, after finding a handgun, Palestinian flags, and military uniforms in his home.
IDF interceptor launched at suspicious aerial target in southern Lebanon; no alerts activated per policy.
Five suspects, including a local council head, arrested for bribery offenses in northern Israel involving IT service providers and public officials.