Police Clock Biker at 285 km/h, May Be Israels Fastest Ever Speeding Offense
A motorcyclist from Arraba was arrested in Israel after being clocked at 285 km/h on Route 70, potentially the country's fastest speeding offense.
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Israeli Home Front Returns to Emergency Footing
Israel's home front returned to emergency footing after Iran resumed ballistic missile fire, sending millions to shelters and activating hospital emergency.
Weekend Political Upheaval Intensifies Pressure on Israels Smaller Parties
Israeli political shake-ups ahead of the Oct. 27 election pressure smaller parties, including Zionist Home's Tropper and Hendel, to merge or risk failing the.
Deepdub Unveils New AI Voice Model Designed for Real-Time Customer Calls
Israeli AI company Deepdub unveils Phantom Z 3.4 Conversational, a multilingual text-to-speech model for real-time enterprise voice agents, boasting improved.
Police Intensify Operations in Nazareth Amid Surge in Shooting Incidents
Nazareth police have ramped up operations, detaining suspects and seizing firearms, including a Kalashnikov, amid rising shooting incidents.
Rescue Teams Save Man Trapped in Buried Trash Container in Jerusalem Suburb
A man with a mental health issue was rescued alive from a buried trash container in Jerusalem's Gilo neighborhood by firefighters and a special rescue team.
Rafaels Order Backlog Hits Record $23B as Company Contemplates Historic IPO
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems' order backlog hits a record $23 billion, with management reviving plans for a historic IPO following increased demand and.
Labor Minister Signs Order Raising Recuperation Pay Rate for Private Sector
Israel's Labor Minister Yariv Levin signed an order raising private sector recuperation pay to 451.50 shekels per day, effective retroactively for 2026.
Givati Fighters Get 10 Days for Refusing to Board Armored Vehicle with Female Paramedic
Four Givati fighters from the Rotem Battalion received 10-day prison sentences for refusing to board a Namer armored vehicle due to a female paramedic's.
Terrorists Poison Livestock Near Binyamin Farm, Attack Shepherds Responding to Aid
Terrorists poisoned livestock near a Binyamin farm, killing three goats and attacking rescuers. This is the tenth poisoning attack this year.
Number of Science Teachers in Israel Rises 42% Since 2011
Israel's science teaching staff has seen a significant 42% increase since 2011, reaching 15,949 teachers in the 2025-2026 academic year.
National Cyber Directorate Launches Unified Framework for Supply Chain Security
Israel's National Cyber Directorate has launched a unified framework to manage cyber risks across supply chains, addressing growing threats from external.