Three years after its FDA approval, Wegovy is now available to buy on prescription in Israel, with prices starting at 600 shekels ($163) per month. Some doctors expect high demand among non-obese patients, just like in the U.S.: 'Israelis have a tendency to imitate America when it comes to these things'
Iran's Revolutionary Guard said that seven of its members were killed in the strike, as Israel declined to address the incident. The attack killed a senior Iranian military adviser who once led the elite Quds Force in Lebanon and Syria
Strike attributed to Israel on Iran's Damascus embassy reportedly kills six, including senior Revolutionary Guard commander ■ Israeli forces withdraw from Al-Shifa Hospital after two-week operation ■ Israeli, U.S. officials set to hold virtual meeting about possible IDF ground offensive in Rafah ■ Three Israelis wounded in stabbing attack in southern Israel ■ Here's what you need to know 178 days into the war
Netanyahu declared his intention to promptly cease the activities of the 'terrorist channel' in Israel, alleging its participation in the October 7 massacre. The White House said the law was 'concerning,' stressing critical the importance of press freedom
Nazareth-born Mustafa Qablawi recently relocated to the West Bank, from where he is reaching out to Palestinians everywhere, hoping they will want to learn about the challenges facing Palestinians in Israel, especially since October 7. 'Israeli Palestinians are an orphan people,' he tells Haaretz
In a landmark initiative aimed at combating the critical shortage of medical professionals in Israel, the first European Medex event, a collaborative effort between the Israeli government and Nefesh B'Nefesh, was held in Paris, France. This pioneering conference is a key component of a national strategy designed to recruit 2,000 physicians from around the […]
Israeli delegation lands in Cairo for hostage release talks ■ Israel reportedly kills senior Hezbollah official in southern Lebanon ■ Senior Tory MP claims U.K. received legal advice that Israel is breaking international law in Gaza ■ Palestinian who opened fire on Israeli vehicles in West Bank on Thursday turned himself in ■ Bedouin Israeli man shot, killed after stabbing soldier in Be'er Sheva ■ Here's what you need to know 177 days into the war
Commons Foreign Affairs Committee chairwoman Alicia Kearns said she was convinced the government had concluded that Israel was not demonstrating a commitment to international humanitarian law
IDF: Three senior Hamas members killed in Al-Shifa raid ■ Israel promotes creation of multinational force to secure aid delivery ■ Four UN staff wounded in south Lebanon; IDF denies involvement ■ IDF investigates after Palestinian, 13, shot dead by troops ■ 52 dead in Friday's presumed Israeli strike in Syria ■ Here's what you need to know 176 days into the war
UNIFIL said that the wounded staff had been evacuated for treatment, and that it was still investigating the origin of the blast. Israel immediately denied involvement in the incident
The US in recent days authorized the transfer of billions of dollars worth of bombs and fighter jets to Israel, two sources familiar with the effort said on Friday, even as Washington publicly expresses concerns about an anticipated Israeli military offensive in Rafah. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The new arms […]
IDF says it killed deputy commander of Hezbollah rocket and missile unit ■ Defense Minister Gallant: Israel will increase attacks on Hezbollah ■ Israeli delegations depart for Doha, Cairo to continue negotiations ■ IDF soldier killed,16 wounded by an RPG in Khan Yunis ■ Third Friday prayer of Ramadan in Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque concludes with no unusual disturbances ■ Here's what you need to know 175 days into the war
Hezbollah is having trouble gathering domestic support from Lebanon's Christian, Sunni and Shi'ite populations for its war with Israel, as it continues to tie the fate of the country to that of Gaza. The main question is which side will lose its patience first
Israel says it killed the deputy commander of Hezbollah's rocket and missile unit in southern Lebanon, while a separate strike near Aleppo in Syria reportedly resulted in dozens of casualties, mostly among Assad regime forces
Israeli Air Force struck military infrastructure and rocket launcher in southern Lebanon ■ Death toll in airstrikes attributed to Israel in Syria rises to 44 ■ Netanyahu approves delegations to Doha and Cairo to continue hostage negotiations ■ IDF says it killed the deputy commander of Hezbollah's rocket and missile unit ■ Defense Minister Gallant: Israel will increase attacks on Hezbollah ■ Police forcefully disperse anti-war demonstration in Jerusalem; Four protesters arrested
Disgraced former Brazilian leader Jair Bolsonaro is seeking permission from Brazilian authorities to return his seized passport so he can visit Israel. Brazil's Federal Police seized his passport during an investigation into whether he attempted to stage an uprising to stay in power in 2023
Israel's National Security Council publishes travel warnings not to visit Turkey, Morocco, Egypt and Jordan ■ Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist admits that he raped Israeli woman on October 7, IDF says ■ ICJ orders Israel to take measures to ensure food gets into Gaza unhindered ■ Palestinian PM Mustafa forms new government ■ U.S., Israel working to set new date for an Israeli delegation's visit ■ Here's what you need to know 174 days into the war
After South Africa requested the World Court to take additional measures, the ICJ ordered that Israel must open additional land crossings to transfer food and other aid supplies to Gaza 'in view of the worsening conditions of life' faced by Gazans, 'in particular the spread of famine and starvation'
Gilad Yaabetz, CEO of Enlight, bemoaned Israel's lacking climate policy, saying, 'The public needs to know that when it comes to energy security, we are in a state of reckless abandonment similar to what the residents of southern Israel were in on October 6'