Bank of Israel Names Tal Harel Matityahu Deputy Supervisor of Banks
Tal Harel Matityahu has been appointed Deputy Supervisor of Banks at the Bank of Israel, leading the Bank-Customer Division.
Politics
Prime Minister's Office: Eizenkot did not want to eliminate Nasrallah
Former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot reveals he did not advocate for the elimination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Prime Minister's Office: What a shame: Yair Golan, a partner of Gadi Eisenkot and Lieberman, does not condemn the film that slanders our heroic fighters!
Yair Golan criticized for failing to condemn film that allegedly slanders IDF soldiers, sparking controversy.
Yair Golan Already Preparing Coalition Agreements with Future Partners
Yair Golan's Democrats Party is preparing formal coalition demands for post-election negotiations to ensure influence in a future government.
Prime Minister's Office: Elisha Madan, hero of Israel.
Likud welcomes Elisha Madan, celebrating his heroism and dedication to Israel's future.
Bereaved Families Demand Parties Declare Their Stance on Oslo Accords
Bereaved families demand Knesset parties declare their stance on Oslo Accords, advocating for Israeli control of Judea & Samaria territories.
European Parliament to Screen ‘The Bibi Files’ on the PM’s Police Interrogations
Ahead of Israel's election, the European Parliament will screen "The Bibi Files," a documentary based on leaked footage of PM Netanyahu's police interrogations.
Israel Reports Growing Arab Youth Participation in National-Civilian Service
Approximately 350 Arab youth are participating in Israel's national-civilian service, a program designed to increase civic engagement and integration.
1,600 National Service Volunteers Join Israel’s Security Agencies
Approximately 1,600 volunteers are now serving in Israel's security agencies, including the Police and Fire Services, as the new National Service year begins.
Soldier Protesting Administrative Detentions Outside Central Command Arrested
An IDF soldier protesting administrative detention orders issued by Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth was briefly detained in Jerusalem before being released by police.