The review follows appeals from Knesset members, rabbis, political activists, and right-wing organizations to the justice minister and president. These groups requested creating what they termed "balance and equality" by releasing Jewish security prisoners in parallel with the Palestinian prisoner releases occurring under the agreement to return the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.
The tourist documented his trip in a series of videos where he explicitly called for the state's destruction, labeled IDF soldiers as "baby killers" and displayed overt hostility toward Israel.
After months of comprehensive preparations spearheaded by the Minister of Aliyah and Integration, licensed professionals planning to immigrate to Israel will now be able to initiate their licensing procedures before arriving in the country.
A ship carrying heavy MK-84 munitions from the US has arrived in Israel last night, following the release of the shipment by President Donald Trump. Defense Minister Israel Katz: 'The supply is further evidence of the strong bond between Israel and the US.'
Sharabi was released from Hamas captivity after 494 days. His wife, two daughters, and brother were murdered in the October 7 massacre, and his home in Kibbutz Be'eri was destroyed. Today, he marks his birthday, and his family and friends are raising one million shekels for him through a 24-hour crowdfunding campaign in support of his recovery.
“We met saving lives,” Matanel said. “And now, we get to build a life together.”
Police continue their intensive investigation to identify the hacker who copied videos from the gym’s security cameras, showing a fitness trainer engaging in sexual relations with clients. The fitness trainer at the center of the scandal remains in hiding.
The police have launched an investigation into the hacking of security cameras at a gym in Yavne and the dissemination of footage showing a fitness trainer engaging in sexual relations with clients. The fitness trainer has gone underground and has deleted his social accounts.
Elbit Systems has secured an $80 million contract for the development and installation of advanced electronic warfare (EW) self-defense suites for Israel's F-16I fleet.
In a tender held by the Ministry of Health to replace the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) in East Jerusalem, the Palestinian Red Crescent won the bid.