Home Front Command's defense policy unchanged until May 13, 2026, 20:00 following situation assessment.
Following a situation assessment, the Home Front Command’s defense policy remains unchanged and will be in effect until Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at 20:00.
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Sixteen minors indicted for Independence Day murder of Binyamin Zelka in Petah Tikva; most defendants are between 14 and 16 years old.
A Jerusalem court rejected Netanyahu's Likud party bid to remove an ad by Naftali Bennett featuring retired police chief Ami Eshed.
Israel's Authority for the Prohibition of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing released its biennial report on 2024-2025 trends.
Jerusalem police and Border Police work to restore order on Bar Ilan Street after rioters blocked traffic and light rail, leading to one arrest.
Israel's Ministry of Welfare is investing 20 million Shekels to raise salaries for social workers at boarding schools for children from troubled homes.
The IDF struck more than 20 Hezbollah terror sites in southern Lebanon, targeting weapons storage, headquarters, and operational buildings.
Israel Police investigate severe violence, vowing to act without compromise for public peace and security.
Israel's total labor force saw minor changes in March 2026 according to the Central Bureau of Statistics, with employment and unemployment rates showing slight.
Interceptors launched after suspected aerial targets in the north; no IDF casualties reported, sirens due to debris.
Alerts sounded for enemy aircraft infiltration in Zar'it and Shomera areas; details are currently under examination.