Israel Police: An East Jerusalem resident was arrested on suspicion of murder and involvement in the…
East Jerusalem resident arrested for suspected murder and disappearance of Fatma Rajabi; woman's body found and sent for examination.
Gunfire reported near Al Mughayir, hitting an Israeli civilian vehicle with no casualties; security forces investigating.
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Read More →Elishuv, who raised the iconic "Ink Flag" during Operation Uvda in 1949, a key moment in Israel's War of Independence,...
Read More →An Israeli man from Majd al-Krum was arrested for allegedly working for a foreign agent from Lebanon, with an indictment...
Read More →The IDF is reinforcing all sectors with additional troops and heightened readiness for the Air Force, Navy, and Home Front...
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Read More →A Palestinian journalist from Beitin is under investigation for suspected ties to Iran, incitement, and aiding hostile organizations, with her...
Read More →East Jerusalem resident arrested for suspected murder and disappearance of Fatma Rajabi; woman's body found and sent for examination.
Five minors, aged 15-17, arrested in Holon on suspicion of involvement in a stabbing incident following a street brawl.
Israel Police and Border Police mourn Sergeant Major Itai Peretz z"l, 23, a Yamam unit fighter, whose body was found…
A study by Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem reveals Type 1 diabetics can safely undertake 25-hour fasts with automated insulin tech and medical.
Scientists from Israel, Italy, and Croatia, including Hebrew University, found materials that could make dark matter detection 1,000 times more sensitive.
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