Nefesh B’Nefesh honors young olim for their contributions to Israel
Nine young immigrants presented with Maor Youth Prize for their leadership and service in communities across Israel
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Israeli gov't approves Army Radio shutdown, commander vows to fight closure
Israel advances political probe into October 7, gov't committee to outline probe limits
A-G: Army Radio closure would undermine public broadcasting, restrict freedom of expression
WATCH: IDF strikes Hezbollah terrorists as group tries to rearm along Israel's northern border
Troops operating under the Northern Command’s 91st Division eliminated four terrorists in southern Lebanon over the past week, the IDF added.
Iran missile threat is real, Israel must take decisive proactive action, former navy commander says
In a 103FM interview, ex-navy commander Marom says Iran’s missile threat demands a post–October 7 shift to active defense, a forward perimeter, and readiness for preemptive action.
Likud denies Netanyahu said Gotliv is harming reelection chances, causing party damage
Aides to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu deny a leak claiming MK Tally Gotliv harms Likud electorally, calling it baseless. This dispute follows her interview and party debate before elections.
'Severe warning sign': Bedouin trust in local leadership plummets, majority prefer outside leaders
The data points to widespread dissatisfaction and persistent managerial failures across the nine Bedouin local authorities operating in the Negev.
Most Israelis say social division bigger threat to country than Iranian nuclear threat - poll
While 59% of Jewish respondents viewed polarization as the greatest threat, only 39% of Arab participants said the same, possibly due to higher Arab sympathy with Palestinians.
Bone marrow bank founded by families of fallen soldiers saves first lives of cancer patients
The bone marrow bank opened by the families of fallen soldiers, Captain Daniel Peretz, Major Aryeh Ziering, and Sergeant. Major (Res.) David Schwartz saved their first lives.
Attorney urges Shin Bet action after alleged Jaffa attack by Hilltop Youth
An attorney claimed the Shin Bet policy of relocating violent settlers into Israel proper has led to rising threats in mixed cities like Jaffa, endangering residents’ safety.
Iranian missile exercises may be preparation for surprise attack, Israel warns US - Axios
The report notes that the likelihood of an attack is below 50%, but an Israeli source said that "nobody is willing to take the risk and just say it is only an exercise."
Man killed during car accident marks 450th death in 2025, making deadliest year in last two decades
Of those 450 victims, the highest number of people (32%) were driving their own vehicle, while pedestrians were also an important victim, representing 27% of the deaths.
Police open probes into candle extinguishing during Hanukkah
A child was seen extinguishing candles in Ramle; similar incidents have been reported in Tel Aviv and Beit Shemesh.
