Treasury Secretary vows law-breaking leftist nonprofits to face prosecution, asset seizures:
Treasury Secretary vows law-breaking leftist nonprofits to face prosecution, asset seizures:
Real-time breaking news coverage from Israel and the Middle East. Stay informed with the latest developments as they happen.
Hundreds of Haredi men reported for IDF service Sunday, with most joining combat units, in a significant increase in ultra-Orthodox enlistment.
The IDF eliminated Hamas Nukhba commander Abd al-Fattah Abu al-Eish and operative Raed Adel Mohammed Alyan in Jabalia, Gaza, for advancing attacks.
The Israeli Education Ministry has issued new guidelines for the 2026-27 school year, including cellphone bans and updated safety rules.
Israel's citrus exports are now cleared for Cambodia, with an estimated 10,000 tons of oranges, clementines, and more potentially shipping next season.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned violence in Qusra and Jalud where settlers clashed with Palestinians, stating a small group harmed Israel's.
Haredi protesters blocked Jerusalem's entrance on Saturday, targeting Shabbat bus services and causing traffic disruptions before police intervened.
Israel Police Samaria precinct investigates Qusra village violence, focusing on locating suspects and collecting evidence.
Israel Police are responding to rioters blocking roads at the entrance to Jerusalem, working to restore traffic order and divert vehicles.
Riots at Jerusalem entrance: Road blocked, traffic disrupted. Police reinforcements en route to disperse crowds and restore order.
IDF eliminates Hamas commander near Shuhada Al-Aqsa hospital, thwarting terror attacks and exposing Hamas's use of medical facilities.