Israel news feed

Two senior Israeli officers are suspected of abusing their authority, fraud and breach of trust after ordering the arrests of women who handed out leaflets calling to release Israeli hostages in a synagogue attended by MK Yuli Edelstein. One is also suspected of obstruction of justice

Split into five separate stories, the film features the parents of those who were victims or taken hostage on that day and also explores the resilience of the Jewish people.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency now recommends that airlines 'implement a stringent monitoring process and risk assessment for each flight when intending to operate within the airspace of Israel.' The new recommendations are valid until the end of October

The judges criticized the Tel Aviv municipality for their decision of prohibiting segregated services, saying the city seeks to discriminate against orthodox worshipers, and ordered that they hold the prayer service with a gender partition

Paul Ronzheimer, who serves as the Deputy Editor-in-Chief for the German Bild newspaper, was detained, interrogated and held overnight in the Lebanese capital after he gave a brief interview to the Israeli Kan news channel. He was released after efforts by the German embassy in Lebanon

Primordial Earth was graced by giant bugs but the identity of the biggest of them all – Arthropleura at 8 feet and counting – has been a mystery. Now one with a head has finally been found

The two, a man and woman in their 40s, were walking their dogs when they were hit by a rocket launched from Lebanon. Later in the day, six Israelis were wounded by rocket debris in the Haifa area after a barrage of Hezbollah rockets targeted the city

Pantoro announces it has entered into a ‘gold price protection facility’ for the 2025 calendar year on 100,000 ounces of gold production

Two killed, several wounded, by Hezbollah rocket barrages on Israel's north ■ Seven wounded in stabbing attack in central Israel; Attacker, a resident of the Israeli-Arab town of Umm al-Fahm, arrested ■ Netanyahu spoke with Biden and VP Harris on Israel's planned retaliatory strike against Iran ■ Israel strikes Beirut's Dahiyeh ■ 130 IDF soldiers warn they won't serve unless gov't works to obtain a hostage/cease-fire deal ■ Syrian state media: Seven killed in Israeli strike on Damascus ■ Here's what you need to know 369 days into the war

Israel's annual inflation rate rose to 3.6 percent in August, stemming largely from supply constraints related to the expanding war on multiple fronts. Some investors have begun to speculate that inflation will continue to rise and possibly push the central bank to raising rates again

The Iranians have declared that if Israel attacks the sites they will abandon the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and become a nuclear state. I suggest that we not take their declarations lightly

Joshua Tartakovsky, a 42-year-old that holds British and Israeli citizenships, was arrested in the Lebanese capital, which he entered as a journalist

More than 350 churches, universities, schools and synagogues throughout the US and Canada took part in the ‘Flags of Fellowship’ project.

A source told Kan that the terrorists killed in Nablus were preparing to carry out a terrorist attack against Israelis.

The Czech Central Bank has continued its gold-buying spree, adding to its reserves for the 19th consecutive month. Total gold holdings now exceed 46 tonnes.

In the first major protest of the school year, anti-Israel protesters at the University of California praised the October 7 attack as resistance, a said VP Kamala Harris is guilty of genocide in Gaza, and called for the university's divestment from companies that enable 'Zionist colonial violence'

Physically and mentally exhausted from the war, appalled by what they see as a far-right spirit sweeping the army, and feeling anger at the abandonment of the hostages, 130 reservists and conscripts say they will no longer report for duty if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fails to strike a deal with Hamas