Appeals court allows Trump's White House ballroom construction to proceed until April 17, delaying a ruling on its legality.
Appeals court rules Trump’s White House ballroom construction can move forward until April 17:
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Dozens of rioters damaged the home and property of Deputy Supreme Court President Noam Sohlberg; Israel Police responded to restore order.
False alarm issued for enemy aircraft infiltration in Zar'it area at 21:39, IDF confirms.
IDF forces eliminated terrorists advancing terror plots and posing an immediate threat in the Gaza Strip.
Sirens sounded in Zar'it due to enemy aircraft infiltration as the IDF investigates the incident.
Immigrants with licensed medical professions can enroll in a free, 300-hour advanced Hebrew course in Tel Aviv from August to November 2026.
The IDF announced the elimination of Ahmed Abu Mogheib, head of a rocket-firing squad for the Gaza Popular Resistance Committees, in southern Gaza.
Alon Shvut: Dozens of rioters damaged a Supreme Court judge's home; Judea and Samaria police detained many suspects.
The Cross-Israel Company selected a concessionaire for a 250 million Shekel upgrade of the Somekh Interchange near Haifa, improving northern connectivity.
PM Netanyahu condemns the violent riot against Judge Sohlberg, demanding full legal severity against rioters.
Israel launches its 16th annual Reading Month in June, offering free cultural events, writer meetings, and family activities across the country to celebrate.