WATCH: IDF finds hundreds of Hezbollah weapons in southern Lebanon, tunnel shaft in civilian home
The announcement followed the finding of additional weapons in the area on Sunday, including inside a civilian home.
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Train, road disruptions expected across central Israel over next week, starting tonight
Affected train passengers can contact Israel Railways at *5770, while bus passengers can call the national public transportation information hotline at *4515.
Hapoel Jerusalem stays perfect in EuroCup with win over Aris, Bnei Herzliya falls to Bonn
Milton added: “It was a total team effort, and we locked into the game plan. When things got stagnant, we were able to pull it together and notch the win.”
Israeli settlers move into eight homes near PA-controlled Jericho in secret operation
The homes are located just meters from the Palestinian Authority-controlled city, which lies in Area A of the West Bank. However, they are technically in Area C, which is under Israeli control.
Roey Alkukin emerging as a key weapon in Hapoel Tel Aviv’s championship push
Originally from Mevaseret Zion, just outside Jerusalem, Alkukin came through Beitar Jerusalem’s youth system before joining Hapoel Tel Aviv at the age of 15.
US financial aid to Israel not politically sustainable after midterms, former Biden official warns
"I don't think any of the candidates [in the next Democratic presidential primary] will support the notion of financial assistance to Israel," Phil Gordon told The Jerusalem Post.
Herzog warns Israeli leadership of escalating violence in West Bank, says it may lead to civil war
The letter followed a visit by Herzog to the West Bank, during which Herzog met with IDF commanders, police officers, and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) personnel.
Cleaning chemical fumes lightly hurt dozens, including children, at Jerusalem school
Magen David Adom said that injured students and staff members were treated on the scene before being taken to the Shaare Zedek and Hadassah Medical Centers.
Netanyahu trial judges consider summoning A-G in dispute over investigation approvals
No final response has yet been presented, leaving open whether Baharav-Miara will be asked to participate in a future hearing.
Investigation into international fraud network based in Israel, Cyprus sees seven suspects arrested
The operation, led by German prosecutors, resulted in the arrest of seven suspects, searches at 17 locations, and the seizure of more than 100 servers allegedly used by the fraud network.
Israel ordered billions more in military equipment from US than aid agreement covers - report
According to the report, Israel will need approximately $10 billion in additional funding to pay for existing orders after 2028, when the current US military aid agreement is set to expire.
