Jerusalem Reopens Schools and Passover Camps Under Safety Guidelines
Jerusalem reopens schools and Passover camps Tuesday following Home Front Command safety guidelines to ensure a safe educational routine for children.
Jerusalem reopens schools and Passover camps Tuesday following Home Front Command safety guidelines to ensure a safe educational routine for children.
Israeli company Smart Shooter has won a $2.4 million US Department of Defense contract for its AI-based fire control systems.

Israel's Transport Minister Miri Regev announced new flight restrictions at Ben Gurion Airport, limiting departures to 50 passengers per flight due to security.
Israel's Health Ministry reports 153 Israelis hospitalized in the past day from Iranian and Hezbollah missile attacks.

Israeli authorities seized dozens of rare 2,000-year-old coins with Hebrew inscriptions from a Palestinian doctor near Jerusalem, suspected of smuggling looted.
Israel's Ministerial Committee approved state funding for workers on unpaid leave during the conflict with Iran, with the bill now heading to the Knesset.
Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics reports over 3 million residential apartments as of July 2025, with owned units at 69.8% and rental units at 29.6%.
Magen David Adom reports 164 people in Israel were treated for injuries, including one fatality, due to missile and rocket attacks in the last 24 hours.
The IDF eliminated a terrorist in the Gaza Strip planning attacks on Israeli territory through a targeted and precise strike.
Israel's nonfinancial private sector debt reached 2.5 trillion Shekels ($800 billion) in Q4 2025, up 2.8%, according to the Bank of Israel.