Herzog Urges Unity Ahead of Vote: ‘Elections Are Not a Civil War’
President Isaac Herzog urged Israelis to maintain national unity, emphasizing that elections are not a civil war, ahead of the October 27 vote.
President Isaac Herzog urged Israelis to maintain national unity, emphasizing that elections are not a civil war, ahead of the October 27 vote.
A Bedouin teenager was arrested in Jerusalem after sending a suspicious message to the Israeli Police's AI chatbot, BotNadav, on Yom Kippur.
Petah Tikvah is investing NIS 500,000 in each of its high schools to build fully equipped gyms, promoting student fitness and job readiness.
An Israeli man was killed in a shooting attack near Neve Tzuf in the Samaria region. Authorities are conducting a large-scale search for the perpetrator.
Jerusalem police investigate air gunfire in Silwan after stones were thrown at youths; no casualties reported.
As Yom Kippur approaches, Israel's roads are emptying, with police deploying thousands nationwide to manage increased pedestrian and cyclist activity.
Eight suspects were arrested in a Negev overnight operation that uncovered firearms, magazines, and hundreds of bullets as part of efforts to combat illegal.
A 20-year-old Bat Yam man is suspected of extorting six girls for intimate photos, threatening them and their families, with prosecutors intending to indict.
The IDF has finalized its Yom Kippur security preparations, ensuring forces are deployed and ready to shift from defense to offense against any threats.
An 89-year-old woman in Ashdod was rescued after falling 10 feet into a dumpster while trying to feed stray cats, spending hours trapped before being found.