Israeli man allegedly brutally murders wife with an axe in front of their four children
Police are still investigating the incident as of press time; however, the woman was allegedly beaten with an axe in her apartment in front of her four children.
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IDF ends controversial Hebron operation after days of terror probe, forced evacuations
Court orders fraudulent 'rabbi,' wife to pay NIS 830,000 to woman in exploitation settlement
Albert Camus' classic existential novel 'The Stranger' receives a sleek, stunning cinematic update
Protesters hurl insults at Eisenkot, Netanyahu issues statement supporting Shas's Arye Deri
Zini clashes with Shin Bet officials over need to expand tools used in elections interference case • Herzog calls on political leaders to demonstrate flexibility ahead of coalition negotiations
IDF opens haredi winter recruitment as coalition talks tackle conscription
Dozens of haredi men began recruitment for IDF combat support roles as coalition talks continued amid disputes over the conscription bill.
'I don't know what came over me': Vandal leaves apology on altar of Maronite church in Nahariya
"We are waiting for the police to investigate," said Father Yosef Yaakov, adding that it was too early to determine whether the vandalism was motivated by religious hatred.
Haredi groom arrested days after wedding for evading draft, sentenced to 20 days in military prison
The arrest of a newlywed yeshiva student sparked outrage among haredi leaders, who demanded his release and accused Netanyahu of failing to resolve the haredi draft crisis.
Police disperse protesters after demonstration turns violent in Jerusalem
The clashes with police broke out on Haim Bar-Lev Boulevard in Jerusalem, where protesters blocked traffic and confronted officers who had been called to the scene.
Hapoel Tel Aviv captures Toto Cup, continues remarkable resurgence
Goals from Roie Alkukin, Omri Altman and Daniel Dappa put Hapoel 3-0 up before Dor Peretz’s double made for a nervy finish at Bloomfield Stadium.
Zini clashes with Shin Bet officials over need to expand tools used in elections interference case
Shin Bet chief David Zini wants to expand the foreign election interference probe, but three senior officials oppose using additional methods, KAN reports.
From Milwaukee to Israel: A lifetime of Brewers fandom peaks with World Series title
A Milwaukee native who moved to Israel in 1993 watched the Brewers win their first World Series alongside his 86-year-old mother, who saw the Braves win it all in 1957.
Former IDF chief Halevi says Oct. 7 was 'preventable,' but was not 'betrayal from within'
Former IDF chief of staff Halevi further stated that Israel should complete an investigation into the security failures surrounding the October 7 massacre as part of the national healing process.
High Court demands answers on safe return of displaced Palestinian Bedouin community
The conditional order concerns Ras Ein al-Auja, where residents still have not been able to return approximately nine months after leaving their homes due to settler violence in the Jordan Valley.
