Two Killed in Overnight Shootings as Israeli-Arab Homicide Toll Reaches 152
Separate overnight shootings in northern Israel killed two men, pushing the Israeli-Arab community's homicide toll to 152. Police believe the attacks were.
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New Treatment May Spare Children Repeated Surgeries for Vascular Defects
Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem launched Israel's first reversible electroporation treatment for pediatric vascular malformations, led by Dr.
Israeli Police Detain Seven Undocumented Palestinians in Jerusalem Enforcement Operation
Seven undocumented Palestinians were detained by Israeli police in Jerusalem's Mea Shearim neighborhood during an enforcement operation that also saw traffic.
Israel Launches Pilot Program Placing Full-Time Nurses in Elementary Schools
Israel has launched a pilot program placing full-time nurses in eight elementary schools to provide health screenings, vaccinations, and first aid.
Israels Economy Expands Despite War, Inflation Falls to 1.5%
Israel's Finance Ministry reports the economy expanded 3.2% in H1 2026, with inflation dropping to 1.5% and foreign investment reaching $26 billion despite war.
Border Police fighters and detectives in Jerusalem arrested ten illegal residents and two suspects for transporting them in Beit Shemesh.
Jerusalem Border Police arrested ten illegal residents and two suspected transporters in Beit Shemesh, seizing vehicles and continuing investigations.
Israeli-German Study Uncovers New Path to Understanding Cancer
Researchers from Hebrew University and German Cancer Research Center found a new way loss of p53 damages DNA, revealing how tumors develop.
Herzog to Meet Cypriot President During One-Day Cyprus Visit
Israeli President Isaac Herzog will visit Cyprus on Thursday to meet with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides.
Israeli Farmer in Critical Condition After Stabbing, Manhunt Launched
An Israeli farmer is in critical condition after a stabbing attack at Maoz Yehuda Farm in Samaria, prompting security forces to launch a manhunt for the.
Brain-Eating Amoeba Strikes Again; Swimmers Urged to Keep Head Above Water
Another Naegleria fowleri infection confirmed in Sea of Galilee prompts Health Ministry warnings for swimmers to keep heads above water.
Israel Unveils New Framework to Open Sheep, Goat Cheese Market, Cut Prices
Israel unveils a new framework to open its sheep and goat cheese market, injecting 100 million shekels into dairy farming and aiming to save consumers millions.
Israeli FM Saar Meets Naurus FM Ahead of Jerusalem Embassy Opening
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar hosted Nauru's FM Lionel Aingimea, as Nauru prepares to open its embassy in Jerusalem, the ninth country to do so.