The evidence has been transferred to the Tel Aviv District Attorney’s Office (Taxation and Economics), which supervised the investigation, for review and a decision on how to proceed.
Ahmed Muhammad Ahmed Baraka, a Nukhba terrorist in Hamas’ military wing, was responsible for abducting Israeli civilians during the October 7 massacre.
Multiple roads in southern Israel and the Dead Sea area, including the roads leading to and from Eilat, were closed due to flooding and the risk of flash floods.
Eretz Nehederet’s quick-thinking writers tried to make people smile after a divisive campaign’s grim end, despite continued uncertainty.
Arab political power reveals a country more complicated than its slogans, with consequential choices for the parties on both sides of the coalition table.
The politicians now have to decide what they are prepared to change: their conditions, their partners or their promises.
High-tech entrepreneurs Assaf Rappaport and Eyal Waldman turned down an offer to join an investor group bidding to purchase the Israeli soccer club, citing no interest in sports investments.
Lawyer tells justices destruction has not changed their demand to return; State acknowledges “shame and failure” over September operation
Following the killing of two IDF soldiers at Yehuda Junction, the Mount Hebron Regional Council announced plans for eight new outposts and launched a fundraising campaign.
Also in Rahat, masked individuals riding on horses and camels through the city were reportedly seen waving political flags and playing loud music.
Israeli forces dispersed protesters opposing a military operation in Hebron that has displaced over 3,000 Palestinians following a deadly attack on two IDF soldiers, as Israelis headed to the polls.
