Speaking at the Israel Bar Association conference in Eilat, Supreme Court President Isaac Amit warned of attempts to sow doubt about election results. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara warned that court decisions could soon be seen by the public as non-binding
In addition to targeting Israel-tied facilities, unrelated Western defense firms are also in the crosshairs, and the campaign promotes not only picketing but also sabotage.
Demonstrators clashed with police outside a station in Beit Shemesh after a yeshiva student wanted for evading military service was detained; police said protesters set fires and blocked nearby roads
Justices pressed the government on its authority to end advertising and subscription agreements with the newspaper, while Haaretz argued the move amounts to a content-based boycott
The British Home Office justified the move by declaring Uyger as a “serious risk to the public order," according to an X post made by the Young Turks founder.
The works will aim to remove the contaminated soil layer, allowing local vegetation to recover and floodwaters to absorb into the ground. A similar leak in the 1970s showed that oil residues persisted in the soil for decades
Staff Sgt. Adam Tzarfati, 20, of Rosh Haayin, was killed when an explosive-laden drone struck troops in southern Lebanon, the military said. His death brings the number of Israeli soldiers killed in the current round of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah to 26
Israeli media and officials hailed the IDF flag over Beaufort Castle, but the symbolism obscured harder questions about the Lebanon campaign: what it achieves strategically, what was learned from past operations, and how Hezbollah's evolving drone threat continues to inflict casualties on troops
JPPI President Professor Yedidiya Stern described the findings as evidence that Europe is "turning its back on Jews," despite it once being "home to the majority of the Jewish people."
Police suspect a Ramla man whose body was found in a grove after he was reported missing was abducted and murdered in a longstanding family feud. Hours later, a man in his 30s was shot dead while driving in a Galilee village, bringing Israel's homicide toll to 134
Responsibility for the north's abandonment rests entirely with the government. It is the group that still hasn't grasped that without a strong, flourishing Kiryat Shmona, eventually enrollment for schools and preschools in Tel Aviv will also plummet
The Likud party has become a criminals' paradise, where a person who is on trial for bribery, fraud and breach of trust can send soldiers into a political war of choice, every corrupt contractor, every tax evader, can feel welcome in the governing party
The IDF said two launches were identified, one near troops operating in southern Lebanon and another in an open area. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he told commanders in Lebanon: 'It will take more time, but we will restore security to the residents of the north, just as we did for the residents of the south'
The opposition centers on a deal approved by ZIM shareholders at the end of April under which the company would be acquired for $4.2 billion, roughly $1 billion above its current market valuation.
The annual pre-parade Met Council breakfast included a demonstration by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul of state power that will better defend Jewish institutions from anti-Israel protests.