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.
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A-G declines judges’ invitation to Netanyahu trial, says door remains open to talks
Haredi MKs propose exempting haredi yeshiva students from IDF service at 26, halting arrests
Neria Leiter, son of Israel's envoy to US, discharged from hospital two months after terror attack
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.
IDF dismantles four illegal West Bank outposts, arrests three Israelis after riots
The IDF said forces encountered burning-tire roadblocks, rocks, and spike strips near Burqa, with two security vehicles damaged during the overnight operation.
'Not merely a mythological concept': Huckabee says Israel archaeology, Bible back Zionism
The convention took place at the National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel in Jerusalem, and was titled "returning the Zionist spirit to the influencer spaces in Israel."
UK Foreign Secretary calls out Israel for Gaza winter conditions, demands additional aid
"The UK government will not stand by," Miliband said, calling Israel an "occupying power," and saying that its behavior and actions in Gaza were "totally unacceptable."
Israeli detained by UNIFIL after illegally crossing Lebanese border at Rosh HaNikra
The IDF told The Jerusalem Post that the initial review indicated that the individual was mentally unstable, but the IDF was investigating the incident further.
Ra'am chief says Netanyahu trusted Hamas's Sinwar, vows to testify before state inquiry on Oct. 7
"[Netanyahu] trusted Yahya Sinwar and told me: 'Yahya Sinwar and I understand each other.' He said that about himself, and I was stunned," said Mansour Abbas.
Israel to build 500-km Jordan border barrier, expand settlements in major Defense Ministry plan
The centerpiece of the security plan is a comprehensive new border barrier stretching approximately 500 kilometers along Israel's border with Jordan, at an estimated cost of NIS 5.5 billion.
Eisenkot cancels coalition talks with Likud after Netanyahu's 'divisive' Knesset speech
The revelation of unity talks and their subsequent collapse came after Netanyahu's call on Monday for opposition leaders to join him in a single unified government in "the need of the hour."
Maccabi Haifa drama: Bachar resigns following 4–0 Netanya loss
Drama at Maccabi Haifa following a 4–0 defeat to Maccabi Netanya. An emotional coach said through tears: "I informed Yaakov Shahar that I am resigning. I tried, but it didn't work."
