Yaakov Agam Named 2026 Israel Prize Winner in Arts
Yaakov Agam named 2026 Israel Prize winner in Arts for his seven-decade contribution, revolutionizing kinetic and op art with dynamic, changing works.
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Uri Lupolianski, Former Jerusalem Mayor and Champion of Volunteerism, Dies
Former Jerusalem Mayor Uri Lupolianski, 74, died after a prolonged illness. He championed volunteerism, founding Israel's Yad Sarah, leaving a complex civic.
Terrorists Throw Molotov Cocktails at Israeli Forces in Samaria
During IDF operational activity in Samaria's Beita, terrorists threw Molotov cocktails at Israeli forces, who responded with fire, detecting a hit.
Israel Hosts Greek and Albanian Educators for Environmental Education Seminar
Israel hosts a regional environmental education seminar for Greek and Albanian kindergarten teachers, fostering cooperation and cross-cultural learning around.
Knesset Examines Growing Use of Medical Cannabis Among PTSD-Afflicted Soldiers
The Knesset committee examines the growing use of medical cannabis among Israeli soldiers with PTSD after two years of war. A veteran shares his powerful.
Two-Month-Old Dies of Flu, Sixth Pediatric Death in Israel This Year
Sixth pediatric flu death in Israel this year as a healthy two-month-old dies. Ministry urges vaccination for indirect protection & masks for at-risk.
Ten Bedouin Arrested on Suspicion of Involvement in Shooting Death
Ten Bedouin residents of Aroer were arrested by Israel Police on suspicion of involvement in a shooting death in Ar'ara BaNegev, linked to a family feud.
Triple Murder Marks Deadly Start to 2026 in Israel’s Arab Communities
Triple murder in Shfaram marks a deadly start to 2026 for Israel's Arab communities, with 11 murders already recorded. Urgent concern over spiraling violence.
Netanyahu Meets with Visiting Delegation of Japanese Parliamentarians
Prime Minister Netanyahu met visiting Japanese parliamentarians in Jerusalem to discuss regional challenges and promote cooperation, thanking them for their.
Two New Beaches Planned for Dead Sea
Israel's Interior Ministry allocates ₪1.5 million ($470K) to plan two new public Dead Sea beaches, enhancing accessibility and tourism by 2026.