10 Tons of Illicit Meat Seized in Pre-Passover Smuggling Attempt
Israeli inspectors intercepted 10 tons of unregulated beef and poultry smuggled into the country ahead of Passover, with the meat destroyed due to health risks.
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Mayor of Arad: Town Hit by Missile Fragments, Not Direct Strike
Arad Mayor Yair Maayan confirmed missile fragments, not a direct hit, struck the town, causing facade damage and sending 33 injured to hospitals.
33 Wounded in Arad Missile Strike Evacuated to Hospitals
A missile strike in Dimona on Saturday night left 33 wounded evacuated to hospitals, including four seriously injured.
Jerusalem: Weapon found, one lightly injured evacuated
Jerusalem: A weapon was found and one person sustained light injuries following an incident, prompting evacuation from the scene.
Top IRGC Spokesperson Killed in Israeli Airstrike
Israel confirmed the airstrike killing IRGC spokesperson Ali Mohammad Naini, who allegedly spread propaganda for terror attacks against the state.
Tel Aviv Light Rail to Restore Partial Service After Wartime Disruptions
The Tel Aviv light rail will partially resume service Monday, operating daytime hours on above-ground sections, with underground stations remaining public.
Israel Sees $4.3 Trade Deficit in February
Israel's trade deficit hit $4.3 billion in February 2026, as imports of 8.75 billion dollars dwarfed 4.4 billion dollars in exports.
Fewer Job Vacancies in February
Israel saw a decrease in job vacancies in February 2026 to 148,219, down from January's 150,838, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics.
15% of Israelis Report Being Affected by Violence
In 2025, 15% of Israelis aged 20+ experienced crime, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics. Online offenses were most prevalent, affecting 8.2% of the.
One Quarter of Israeli Businesses Report Closures or Minimum Operations Due to War with Iran
One quarter of Israeli businesses are closed or operating minimally due to the war with Iran, affecting small businesses most severely.