Maccabi wins Winner Cup after epic comeback against Hapoel
Trailed by 23, Maccabi Tel Aviv made a crazy 35-13 4th quarter to win 86-75 over Hapoel Tel Aviv after a deep crisis, celebrating their 12th Winner Cup title. 24 pts for Clark.
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Netanyahu's 1996 promise to end US aid to Israel fulfilled after 30 years, PMO claims
France bars Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan from entering country - exclusive
NGO seeks ruling on draft-linked tax discounts after Sa’ar appointed interior minister
Israel Police arrest five suspects in alleged NIS 16 million WhatsApp cryptocurrency fraud scheme
Israel Police arrested five suspects in an alleged NIS 16 million cryptocurrency scheme involving WhatsApp trades and transfers disguised as loans.
Israel leads development of first UN toolkit on documenting terror-related sexual violence
Israel is partnering with the governments of Germany and Switzerland and Nigeria’s National Counter Terrorism Center for the project.
Majority of students think teachers aren't adequately preparing them for future, new study shows
Following several years of war, the study also found that 43% of students believe that security, cybersecurity, and intelligence studies should be added to the standard curriculum.
Police arrest teacher suspected of committing sex offenses against girl under 10
A Rosh Ha'ayin teacher was arrested over suspected sex offenses against a girl under 10. Separately, a West Bank man was detained for alleged indecent acts.
Hapoel Tel Aviv set to secure permanent EuroLeague license
La Gazzetta dello Sport: Ofer Yannay’s Hapoel Tel Aviv and 5 clubs will get a EuroLeague license in 2027/28 for €50m.-€90m. Approval by the Board of Directors is expected by month's end.
A-G declines judges’ invitation to Netanyahu trial, says door remains open to talks
Netanyahu’s lawyer, Amit Hadad, argued that the judges could summon Baharav-Miara regardless of her position.
Haredi MKs propose exempting haredi yeshiva students from IDF service at 26, halting arrests
The first bill would allow yeshiva students to defer military service until age 26, while the second would immediately suspend criminal enforcement proceedings against eligible students for one year.
Neria Leiter, son of Israel's envoy to US, discharged from hospital two months after terror attack
Shaare Zedek Medical Center said Neria Leiter, who was seriously wounded during a car-ramming attack in September, remains unconscious but is breathing on his own.
Judge cites religious hatred as suspect in Maronite Nahariya church vandalism remains jailed
Judge cites strong evidence and suspected religious hatred as a man accused of vandalizing a Maronite prayer hall in Nahariya remains in custody.
Jaroslawa Lewicka, Israel’s last living Righteous Among the Nations, dies at 91
In 1989, Jaroslawa, Katarzyna, and Alexander were recognized as Righteous Among the Nations. In 1995, she immigrated to Israel, became an Israeli citizen, and settled in Haifa.
