Israel Seizes Cash, Cars and Gold From Released Terrorists Receiving Pay-for-Slay Funds
Israel seized $27,000, vehicles, and gold from terrorists like Muhammad Abad and Ahed al-Natasha in eastern Jerusalem, who receive "pay-for-slay" funds from the.
Israel seized $27,000, vehicles, and gold from terrorists like Muhammad Abad and Ahed al-Natasha in eastern Jerusalem, who receive "pay-for-slay" funds from the.
Israel advances its long-delayed E1 construction plan, opening tenders for about 1,400 housing units between Jerusalem and Ma’ale Adumim.
A study by Ben-Gurion and Ariel Universities reveals over half of young Israeli doctors surveyed plan to work abroad within five years, challenging Israel's.
Israel has deployed the world's longest seismic fiber-optic cable, 55 km long, in the Dead Sea to improve earthquake warning systems.
Israel's Ministry of Education introduces a new policy to ensure students feel safe and included, addressing bullying and social exclusion through school-wide.
Elite Israeli forces arrested a 22-year-old arms dealer in Jerusalem's Shuafat camp, thwarting an imminent attack and initiating a larger security operation.
Israel's IDF establishes a new corps for AI and unmanned systems, a generational transformation aimed at leading globally in advanced robotics.
Ahead of Israel's October 27 Knesset vote, unconventional parties like the Pirate Party and King Shashar's movement make unique pitches in Jerusalem.
Israel's foreign exchange reserves climbed to $241.641 billion by the end of August 2026, driven by revaluation and government activities.
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices, including TA-35 and TA-90, closed lower on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, reflecting a broad market downturn.
The Bank of Israel released end-of-day Shekel exchange rates on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, with the US Dollar at 3.0200 NIS.
Likud has finalized Prime Minister Netanyahu's reserved candidates for its party list, including Talik Guily and Yaakov Bardugo, ahead of a crucial deadline.