Surging Israeli-Arab Violence Continues as One Killed, Three Hurt in Shootings
One man was killed in Nazareth and three others injured in Kafr Yasif, northern Israel, continuing the surge of violence plaguing Israeli-Arab society.
Pesach Benson
El Al Posts First Quarterly Loss Since 2023 Amid War and Weakening Dollar
El Al posted a $67 million net loss in Q1 2026, its first since 2023, primarily due to the war with Iran and a 40-day closure of Israeli airspace.
El Al Posts First Quarterly Loss Since 2023 Amid War and Weakening Dollar
El Al posted a $67 million net loss in Q1 2026, its first since 2023, primarily due to the war with Iran and a 40-day closure of Israeli airspace.
High Court Rejects Challenge to Israels Aid Organization Vetting System
Israel's High Court of Justice, led by Chief Justice Yitzhak Amit, rejected AIDA's challenge to security vetting for aid groups in Gaza and Judea and Samaria.
Israeli Knesset Expected to Dissolve Today, Go to Early Elections
Israeli lawmakers in Jerusalem are set to dissolve the Knesset today, triggering early elections due to a coalition dispute over Haredi conscription exemptions.
State Report: Delays, Errors, and Chaos Across Israeli Public Services
A new report from Israel's State Comptroller in Jerusalem revealed over 30,000 public complaints in 2025, 56% justified, showing systemic service issues.
Your Body May Be Cancelling Out Your Workout, Study Finds
A new Israeli-U.S. study from Tel Aviv University reveals the body adapts to exercise by reducing energy use elsewhere, effectively offsetting workouts and.
Israel to Expand Mobile Phone Ban to Middle Schools Nationwide
Israel's Ministry of Education, led by Minister Yoav Kisch, will extend its mobile phone ban to all middle schools nationwide starting next academic year.
Israels Milk Boom: Holiday Surge Meets Long-Term Production Growth
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture reports significant 2025 dairy sector growth with high yields and a 63% demand surge for the Shavuot holiday in Jerusalem.
Massive Ancient Tunnel in Jerusalems Outskirts Baffles Archaeologists
Archaeologists with the Israel Antiquities Authority discovered a mysterious 50-meter ancient tunnel near Jerusalem’s Kibbutz Ramat Rachel, baffling experts.
Breakthrough in Cell Signaling May Enable Smarter Cancer Drug Design
University of Haifa scientists, led by Prof. Hila Toledano, discovered a Notch receptor 'reverse signaling' mechanism, potentially revolutionizing cancer drug.
Gut Stem Cell Research Points Toward New Strategies for Controlling Bacterial Spread
Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem discovered gut stem cells actively defend against bacterial infections like Salmonella, published in Nature.
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