During the hearing into the decision to ban Maccabi TLV fans from attending an away match against Aston Villa on November 6, it emerged that some of the intelligence in the police report was bogus.
Religious Zionist lawmakers pander to Haredi politicians, letting them trample on the rule of law and the foundational concept of a shared, public and universal draft
Netanyahu may raise the prospect of another strike on Iran at Mar-a-Lago, betting that Trump's appetite for U.S. power outweighs his isolationism. But at the start of a midterm election year, backing another attack would be toxic with an already hostile MAGA base
The ceremony was broadcast in Australia at the site of the Bondi Beach massacre last week and watched by thousands of members of Australia's Jewish community
Ahead of the expected approval of a bill to establish a politicized commission influenced by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the October Council called for a state commission of inquiry, telling lawmakers that voting in favor will 'prevent the truth from coming to light'
The last time Cyprus' president came for a diplomatic visit, Israel's Prime Minister used the occasion as an excuse to a cancel a hearing in his ongoing corruption trial
Katz announced a freeze on IDF appointments last month pending his review of a report on the army's responsibility for the October 7 massacre, a decision which Zamir said would harm the IDF, and has disregarded
New Military Advocate General Itay Offir, who decided last week to close an investigation into the death of soldier Gur Kehati while on an excursion in Lebanon, is to meet with his family this week
Yonatan Shamriz, founder of the Kumu NGO which looks to help families affected by the October 7 massacre, said the absence of a state commission of inquiry 'goes against the values we grew up with'
The Attorney General will likely recommend National Security Minister Ben-Gvir's dismissal for his interference in police matters, but this year's record number of murders shows the need for his definitive ouster
The police have opened an investigation after a protester lit Hannukah candles near the home of the Israeli educaiton minister and read out the names of the six hostages who were killed in a tunnel in Gaza last year
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According to Palestinian outlets, IDF soldiers then arrested several Palestinian residents of the Kafr Qaddum area. A 22-year-old Israeli citizen was wounded by rocks thrown at the site, and he was later evacuated to a hospital
As many as 15,000 people attended the memorial ceremony at Bondi Beach in honor of the 15 people killed at the Chabad Hanukkah event in Sydney. The father of the youngest victim, 10-year-old Matilda, lit the final candle of the menorah
The Chabad Jewish center in Michigan was vandalized with a swastika and its window was shattered by rocks ■ In London, police are investigating reports of damage to two menorahs ■ Worldwide, police are heightening security following the deadly Bondi attack that killed 15 people in Sydney
Police said the man who had jumped from his building was found in critical condition and later pronounced dead. The body of his mother was found upstairs – marking 48 femicides in 2025, compared to 38 at the same time last year, according to Haaretz's tally
According to the police, they decided to open the investigation, allegedly involving a minor who blew out candles at the entrance to a yard in Ramle, after a video of the act circulated online