Volunteer Drive Hunts for Lost Funds of Fallen Israelis
The Shahar Project, a volunteer initiative, is helping bereaved Israeli families recover hundreds of millions of shekels left by fallen soldiers.
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From October 7 Battleground to Boomtown: Ofakim Defies Expectations
Ofakim, Israel, a site of fierce Hamas fighting on October 7, 2023, is now booming, three years later, as Mayor Itzik Danino's vow for growth bears fruit.
Israeli Police Commemorate Fallen Officers on Anniversary of October 7 Attacks
On the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks, Israeli Police Commissioner Danny Levi led commemorations for fallen officers at the former Sderot police.
President to Honor Six FlyDubai Heroes on Thursday
President Isaac Herzog will honor six individuals, including passengers and crew, for their heroism in averting disaster on a FlyDubai flight from Dubai to Tel.
Israel to Turn Back Clocks as Winter Time Begins October 25
Israel will switch to winter time on October 25, moving clocks back one hour. Winter time will be in effect until March 26, 2027.
Sukkot Holiday Tourism Surged in Judea and Samaria
Hundreds of thousands of Israelis visited Judea and Samaria during Sukkot, with Ancient Shiloh recording its highest visitor numbers ever.
Israeli Education System Marks National Memorial Day for October 7th and War of Resurgence
Israel's education system commemorates the National Memorial Day for October 7th and the War of Resurgence with nationwide school programs.
Jerusalem Extends Protest Tent Permit for Missing Child Haymanut Kasau
Jerusalem Municipality grants a two-week extension for the protest tent of missing Ethiopian-Israeli girl Haymanut Kasau's family, showing compassion.
All-Time Record: Tens of Thousands of Hikers in Binyamin, 80% Surge in Visitors to Ancient Shiloh
Tens of thousands visited Binyamin's heritage sites during Sukkot, with Ancient Shiloh seeing an 80% visitor surge and Biblical Gibeon opening for the first.
National Insurance Institute (BTL): National Insurance data for the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre and the start of the war
New National Insurance data reveals 1,029 murdered, including 63 children, and 87,286 victims of hostile acts mark the third anniversary of October 7th.