Nearly One in Four Israeli Single Mothers Has Never Married, Data Shows
New data reveals nearly one in four Israeli single mothers, 22%, has never married, marking a significant societal shift in the family-oriented nation.
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Azerbaijani Embassy Honors Albert Rafiyev for Preserving Mountain Jewish Culture
Azerbaijani Embassy in Israel honors artist Albert Rafiyev, celebrating his unique carpet art and efforts to preserve Mountain Jewish culture and heritage.
Heat Wave Prompts Health Advisory Across Israel
Israel braces for a sharp, unseasonal heat wave on Tuesday, with the Health Ministry issuing advisories to protect vulnerable populations.
New Report Reveals Systematic Sexual Violence in October 7 Attack
A Civilian Commission report details systematic sexual violence by Hamas during the October 7 attack on Israel and against hostages in Gaza.
Huge Increase in Air Travelers Since Israel Implemented Open Skies Policy
Israel's Open Skies policy led to a massive surge in air travelers, with Ben Gurion Airport seeing passenger numbers jump from 8.5 million in 2005 to 24 million.
Israel Approves Special Tribunal to Prosecute Oct. 7 Terrorists, Authorizes Death Penalty
In Jerusalem, Israel's Knesset approved a special tribunal to prosecute October 7 terrorists, authorizing the death penalty for grave cases. Justice Minister.
Israel to Promote Gender Equality in High Tech
Israel's Ministry of Labor and Innovation Authority are inviting organizations to create programs promoting gender equality in high tech, especially for women.
Netanyahu Slams Attempt to Have Court Block Appointment of New Intelligence Chief, Says He Alone Is Empowered to Decide
Prime Minister Netanyahu strongly criticizes attempts to block Maj. Gen. Roman Gofman's appointment as Mossad chief, asserting his exclusive authority.
Only the Prime Minister appoints the head of the Mossad.
Prime Minister Netanyahu appoints David Roman as the new head of Israel's Mossad, vowing to lead the intelligence agency from strength to strength.
Israeli Soldier Who Desecrated Christian Statue in Lebanon Sentenced to 21 Days in Prison
An Israeli soldier has been sentenced to 21 days in prison for desecrating a Christian statue in southern Lebanon.
My wife and I send our heartfelt condolences to the family of Sergeant Major (Res.) Alexander Globanov, may he rest in peace, who fell near the Lebanese border. Alexander, may he rest in peace, was 47 years old when he fell.
PM Netanyahu and his wife offer condolences for fallen Sgt. Maj. (Res.) Alexander Globanov, 47, who died defending Israel near the Lebanese border.
National Report on Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Released
Israel's Authority for the Prohibition of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing released its biennial report on 2024-2025 trends.
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