Israeli Schools to Require Students Be Allowed to Wear Tefillin
A new national policy mandates Israeli secular schools to permit students to wear tefillin, establishing clear procedures for implementation.
A new national policy mandates Israeli secular schools to permit students to wear tefillin, establishing clear procedures for implementation.

128 French immigrants landed at Ben Gurion Airport Monday, organized by the Jewish Agency, continuing a significant immigration surge to Israel since October 7.
Israeli Prime Minister's Office clarifies "This is not right, this is left" and "This is not straight, it's left" statements.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar dismisses Hamas' move to dissolve its governing body as a "ploy" to avoid disarmament and maintain military control in Gaza.

Prime Minister's Office announces "Unbelievable" developments, details to follow on this significant news.
The government approved a plan to accelerate the construction of hotels in Judea and Samaria with a budget of tune of 27 million Shekels ...
Israel's government has extended its rehabilitation and assistance program for October 7 massacre survivors by three years, allocating 60 million Shekels for.
Ofir Levy appointed Deputy National Security Council Chairman, succeeding Gil Reich, with extensive military and security background.
Yoram Cohen, Eisenkot's deputy, confirms plans for a left-wing government with Arab parties, signaling a significant political shift.

Israel's government approved a $20 million rehabilitation plan for October 7 attack survivors in southern Israel, ensuring long-term medical and psychological.