Shmulik Friedman, commander of Fire and Rescue Services in Jerusalem, called the fire at the boarding school for ultra-Orthodox girls a 'huge event with many casualties'
ISRAEL: IDF officer and two soldiers killed in combat in northern Gaza, IDF announces ■ GAZA: Israeli strikes reportedly kill at least 20 people overnight ■ WEST BANK: Reports of teenager killed in clashed between PA security forces and militants
The competition to shake Ahmad Al-Sharaa's hand and acquire influence over Syrian policy is currently at its height. His actions suggest he aims to create ties with numerous countries and drum up aid to rebuild his own, though his path forward is fraught with challenges
Treasury officials suspect that senior police officers inserted a file into the police's computerized salary system saying that all police officers would be given bonuses that could reach thousands of shekels in their paychecks for December 2024
Retired Mossad officials reveal to 60 Minutes how booby-trapped pagers and walkie-talkies targeted Hezbollah, weakening the group and altering the balance of power in the region
A prison commander and officer were charged with failing to address complaints by female guards about sexual offenses committed by a prisoner. After the hearing, the guards said: 'For six years, we were called liars. Now justice will prevail'
The prime minister's legal team has successfully stretched the proceedings, forcing an irregular hearing to examine key questions about Netanyahu's awareness of alleged bribery in media coverage demands
Renowned political philosopher Hannah Arendt kept her poems hidden, even from those closest to her. A collection of her poetry has now been published in English for the first time – and it reveals some surprising sides of her
As an ever-growing number of Jewish Israelis choose to celebrate Christmas, past objections to a Christian festivity taking center stage in a Jewish country fade into the background, and Tel Aviv shop owners are seeing their 'biggest Christmas sales yet'
The Tel Aviv District Court approved publishing the name of the reservist accused of leaking classified material to Eli Feldstein, allowing two days for a state appeal. The judge also granted Haaretz's request to narrow the gag order
The place where Jesus was buried and resurrected is a location of great theological significant. In Jerusalem, three places claim to be where Jesus Christ was buried.
The bill allows the Education Ministry director general to refuse to employ academics with degrees from Palestinian institutions, citing antisemitic content and incitement against Israel in their education
The Hanukkah ceremony is held in the men's section, where entry to women is forbidden. The organization, however, won't hold its breath for a response from the rabbi, and will put together their own menorah, brought in by the women in parts
Just four months after a giant seed round, Decart has raised another $32 million. Its software speeds up AI training, but investors – and the gamers community – are drawn to its generative game model
Mahmoud Abu Arisha, the manager of the Arabic-language Al Saraya Theater, was summoned for police questioning twice in recent months and forced to cancel a screening of a Palestinian-directed film
The FBI used an undercover informer to make contact with the George Mason University student, an Egyptian national, who allegedly recruited the informer to make a bomb and purchase a rifle, to be used on a building representing the 'Yahud'