Israel Kills Yahya Sinwar’s Former Bodyguard and Second Terrorist in Gaza Strikes
The IDF confirmed the deaths of two Hamas terrorists, including Yahya Sinwar's former bodyguard, in separate Gaza airstrikes for their Oct. 7 attack.
The IDF confirmed the deaths of two Hamas terrorists, including Yahya Sinwar's former bodyguard, in separate Gaza airstrikes for their Oct. 7 attack.
Israel's Transportation Ministry launches a pilot program with 115 wheelchair-accessible intercity buses, featuring electric lifts for safe boarding.
Tel Aviv police thwarted arms transfers to criminal groups, arresting three men and seizing grenades, pistols, and ammunition in recent operations.
Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot opposes E1 construction, warning it will harm Israel internationally, a stance criticized by Finance Minister Smotrich.
Police in the Druze village of Kisra seized a suitcase containing an M-16 rifle, ammunition, and firearm parts during a raid this week.
Border Police launched a large-scale readiness exercise nationwide and in Judea and Samaria, practicing emergency response and force deployment.
Tens of thousands of Soviet-era industrial professionals are retiring in Israel, creating significant labor gaps, according to the Manufacturers' Association.
Four arrested after parking dispute escalates to assault with clubs, leaving one injured and a vehicle damaged in Kfar Yona.
Israel Police found an M-16 rifle, ammunition, and weapon parts in a Kafr Kanna suitcase during a crime-fighting operation.
Border Police nationwide drill in Judea and Samaria involves extensive emergency forces movement on major roads.