Global Antisemitism Surges 34% Following Israel-Iran Conflict
Global antisemitic incidents rose 34% worldwide after the Israel-Iran conflict, with the Combat Antisemitism Movement's ARC documenting 154 incidents.
East Jerusalem
Israel Eases Restrictions on Public Gatherings But Holy Sites Remain Closed
Israel eased public gathering restrictions nationwide, but Jerusalem's holy sites, including the Temple Mount, remain closed amid Iranian missile barrage.
A pursuit of a driver led to the discovery of 35 illegal residents in a hideout apartment in Lod. This occurred during an initiative operation by Border Police fighters in the center of Lod.
Border Police arrested a driver and discovered 35 illegal residents in a Lod hideout apartment during a pursuit operation.
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.
Israeli High Court Warns Officials Could Face Liability for Defying Court Rulings
In Jerusalem, Israel's High Court of Justice, led by President Yitzhak Amit, warned government officials of potential legal liability for defying court rulings.
Israeli Tumor-Freezing Technology Gains Ground in Brazil
IceCure Medical's tumor-freezing ProSense technology is gaining commercial traction in Brazil for breast, lung, kidney, and musculoskeletal tumors.
New Campaign Seeks More Families to Volunteer for Foster Care Programs
Israel's Ministry of Welfare and Social Security is launching a nationwide campaign to recruit more foster families for children needing a safe and stable home.
New Customs Exemptions Available to Reduce Price of Cheese
The Import Administration and the Quotas Committee announce the publication of a procedure for reducing the price of cheese with new import ...
Stone Tools Across Three Continents Show Mix of Shared Knowledge and Local Innovation
Israeli and Greek archaeologists reveal ancient stone tools from Lesbos show shared knowledge and local adaptation, challenging fixed technological spread.
Engineered Plants Could Transform Production of Psychedelic Compounds, Israeli Study Finds
Israeli researchers at Weizmann and Volcani Institutes engineered plants to produce psychoactive compounds, offering a new method for drug production in.
New Portal to Ease Establishing Solar Power Systems
Israel's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure launched the "Renewable" portal, a new digital platform to streamline and simplify the process of establishing.
15 Georgians Living in Israel Illegally Arrested
15 Georgian nationals, 13 men and 2 women, were arrested in Ashdod for illegal residency after being found in a divided villa.