Four wounded, one critically, from grenade explosion in northern Israel's Kafr Manda
MDA paramedics performed CPR on the 60-year-old woman before evacuating her to the hospital, along with a man and a woman in their 50s in moderate condition.
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Military boots lead police to classified Gaza border map in Palestinian’s West Bank home
Here, there, and everywhere: The 2026 Anthropological Film Festival does the global cultural rounds
Eisenkot bloc leaders fear Bennett may prefer new elections over partnering with haredi parties
More than meets the eye: Israel Music Showcase Festival brings out the best of the best
The 2026 edition takes place November 17-22, at various venues around Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, with a whopping 50 shows lined up for the six-day event, including free admission slots.
Netanyahu’s son calls PM's opponents ‘saboteurs’ in book to be distributed by Simon & Schuster
Yair Netanyahu, a 35-year-old political activist, has authored “Two-Front War: Inside Israel’s Fight for Survival – Against Foreign Enemies and Domestic Saboteurs.”
Family secrets and scandal collide in Noa Yedlin's 'House Arrest' - review
Even in translation, Noa Yedlin’s writing grabs you from the first sentence and never lets go.
US Fifth Fleet commander meets Israel Navy chief Eyal Harel amid Iran tensions
The commanders discussed the Navy's operations during the fighting across the various arenas, strengthening the partnership to maintain regional stability and the security of shipping lanes.
Tel Aviv University faculty demand naming professor convicted of sexual harassment
In the letter, the faculty members also criticized the weight they believed was given to the professor's scientific contribution when determining the punishment.
What to watch on TV: Israeli dramedy Nothing Happened, plus political dramas worth streaming
TV Time: 'Nothing Happened' is a true dramedy, which goes deeply into questions of when honesty is really the best policy and the very real hurt that affairs can cause.
Music for a cause: Gil Shohat, Tali Ketzef to perform Hanukkah benefit concert
The duo will premiere one of their newest programs, featuring popular operatic arias alongside favorites associated with more recent composers and singers.
Israel's broken political system keeps resisting reform, despite decades of warnings - analysis
More than ever, the 2026 Knesset elections have shown how dysfunctional and ill-suited it is to the country’s unique governance challenges.
Foreign Minister Sa’ar's critical minerals initiative wins unanimous government approval
The ministry said Sa’ar launched the initiative after participating in the Critical Minerals Ministerial in Washington, at the invitation of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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