Three Years After Oct. 7, Israelis Question Whether Their Country Is Safer
Three years after Oct. 7, a new study in Israel reveals less than half of citizens feel safer, and few foresee a better future for their children.
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Pharmacy Student Charged with Planning Mass Murder of Jews
A 22-year-old Jerusalem pharmacy student, Muhammad Shalabi, faces charges for allegedly planning mass murder of Jews and security forces using explosives and.
Controversial Gaza War Film Sparks Political Clash in Israel
A controversial Gaza war documentary, "NAZA," sparked a political clash in Israel as Minister Miki Zohar sought to revoke filmmakers' citizenship.
Farms Association Says It Controls More than 275K Acres in Area C
The Farms Association announced control of over 275,000 acres in Area C of Judea and Samaria, with over 120 agricultural farms operating.
Netanyahu Denies Having Hamas Backchannel During 2014 War
Prime Minister Netanyahu's office refuted claims of a direct backchannel with Hamas during the 2014 Gaza war, labeling the reports as false political attacks.
Beleaguered General Rallies Right-Wing Allies for Knesset Bid
Retired IDF General Ofer Winter is set to announce his Knesset bid Tuesday, gathering right-wing allies like bereaved mother Laly Derai and Yoseph Hadad.
Israel Records 3.1% Economic Growth in 2025, Outpacing OECD Average
Israel's economy grew 3.1% in 2025, outpacing the OECD average despite navigating post-Gaza war challenges. This marks a strong recovery, showing national.
Israel Sees More Than 50% Increase in Foreign Tourists in January
Israel saw a 50%+ surge in foreign tourists in January 2026, with 124,700 visitors, a significant rebound after the Gaza war ended. US visitors led arrivals.