IDF confirms false alarm in Ga'aton and Ye'achim area after alert sirens were activated.
Further to the alerts that were activated a short time ago in the area of Ga’aton and Ye’achim, this was a false alarm.
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A suspected Ebola case is under isolation in Israel after a traveler returned from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Lab results are pending.
Israeli FM Gideon Sa'ar accuses Turkish FM Hakan Fidan of spreading "lies and blood libels," alleging Turkey supports Hamas and engages in domestic repression.
Restoration work has commenced at the Ein Junis spring complex in the Yarmouk Valley, funded by a 2 million shekel investment to secure the site.
The Civil Administration demolished Palestinian structures threatening Route 465, the Trans-Binyamin Highway, in the Binyamin region under Minister Smotrich's.
Thousands of police officers and volunteers are deployed across Israel to ensure the safe return of over 2 million students as the new school year begins.
Israel's Ministry of Communications has updated financial sanctions for telecom companies, simplifying enforcement and accelerating resolutions.
An Israeli delegation is in Cambodia to recruit agricultural workers, implementing a rigorous screening process to select suitable candidates for Israel's.
The IDF struck in Gaza City's Sabra area, eliminating Hamas weapons supply commander Omar Mohammed Roshdy Saraj and another operative.
Jerusalem Police are restoring order and traffic flow after rioters blocked routes near the String Bridge, disrupting daily routines.
Israel's 2026-2027 school year opens Tuesday for 2.6 million students, with 180,000 first-graders and 143,000 twelfth-graders starting classes.