A poll of 28,000 officers found a sharp drop in officers' trust of senior command, especially regarding promotions. One senior official said that 'The commissioner didn't like what he saw. He also didn't believe the situation is so bad'
What was revealed in the Israeli Military Prosecutor's Office is terrible, but it doesn't come close to Qatargate or the crimes committed in Gaza and at Sde Teiman. But a malicious coalition is not going to pass up an opportunity to attack anyone who tries to stop it
The Weiner family, owners of a $2B US real estate empire, bought Brand Group’s industrial complex in Yeruham for NIS 42M, part of recent NIS 200M investments in Israel.
The Weiner family, owners of a $2B US real estate empire, bought Brand Group’s industrial complex in Yeruham for NIS 42M, part of recent NIS 200M investments in Israel.
The detainee was released back to Gaza in October without the authorities in Israel having taken testimony from him on his alleged abuse by Israeli guards. Five reservists face charges for beatings, taser use, and stabbing that caused serious injuries, while their defense lawyers are calling to cancel the trial amid a probe into the suspected leak of the video by the IDF's legal chief
Mediterranean Towers’ new Rehovot project, NIS with 400M investment, features 2 towers, 250 senior units, advanced health services, a semi-Olympic pool, and a chef’s restaurant.
Mediterranean Towers’ new Rehovot project, NIS with 400M investment, features 2 towers, 250 senior units, advanced health services, a semi-Olympic pool, and a chef’s restaurant.
Prasad Vanapalli was killed in a factory in Ashdod due to a faulty machine. He is the 11th worker this year to die in a work-related accident, and his family went through a month of hell to repatriate his body
Following the October 13 cease-fire deal brokered by U.S. President Trump, 20 living hostages were released immediately, with another 20 deceased hostages returned gradually over the last several weeks
The judge said that the grounds for extending Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi's detention were due to the danger she poses as well as concerns over potential interference with judicial proceedings, which center on the leak of a video showing the alleged abuse of a Palestinian detainee by Israeli guards
A Knesset committee approved the proposal for a first reading with PM Netanyahu's backing, according to Israel's hostage affairs coordinator. Far-right Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir vowed the law would remove judicial discretion and mark a 'shift in Israel's security doctrine'
As the rates of drone infiltrations carrying smuggled goods from Egypt soar, Israel can't seem to take the steps to secure the border – despite a wealth of counter-drone technology and an estimated cost of only 50 million shekels
While support for Hamas is not overwhelmingly strong, only a third of Palestinians polled said they wanted the Palestinian Authority to assume direct rule over Gaza after the war. As for Trump's proposal for an unaffiliated committee to govern Gaza postwar, 53 percent opposed the plan while 45 percent said they backed it
In an interview with CBS News, the U.S. president lauded Netanyahu and said that he was not being 'treated well,' saying that the U.S. will 'help him out a little bit' with his trial, the latest in a string of comments criticizing the Israeli PM's ongoing corruption trial
The corruption case involves an insurance businessman allegedly trading favors with senior officials in the Histadrut labor union. Police say around 350 suspects are expected to be questioned, including local government officials
A toxic mix of real and fake accounts has terrorized government critics. Now, a group of online sleuths is fighting back using advanced digital tools, old-fashioned detective work and even doxing
'We got Neutra. I spoke to his parents,' Trump told the press on board Air Force One. 'They're thrilled in one sense, but in another sense, obviously, they're not too great.' The identity of the other two bodies is yet to be announced