Police, Shin Bet arrest terrorist suspected of arson, attempted stabbing attack in West Bank
"I set fire to a vehicle near a tent belonging to Jewish settlers, and at the same time, I planned to stab a settler," the terrorist confessed.
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Bnei Brak man charged with smashing wine bottle into wife’s face, breaking two of her teeth
UTJ leads talks with Eisenkot-led bloc due to deep Shas-Likud ties, ex-Shas spokesperson says
"There is a fundamental difference between the approaches of the different leaderships, between the Ashkenazi ultra-Orthodox leadership and the Sephardi ultra-Orthodox leadership," he said.
Arab parties in contact with senior UTJ officials over negotiations with Yashar-led bloc - report
Abbas reportedly suggested that joint talks could give legitimacy to a more lenient arrangement on the issue across the political spectrum, while also positioning UTJ as a potential "kingmaker."
IDF begins establishing 'attack battalions' ahead of next ground operations in Gaza, Lebanon
The pilot program will begin next week in the 215th Fire Brigade, which has killed approximately 3,000 terrorists since the start of the war.
IDF revises policy to expand protections of soldiers accused of sexual harassment, assault
Soldiers accused of sexual harassment will gain new rights during IDF inquiries, including access to allegations and evidence and the ability to indirectly question complainants.
Facing the waves and the pain: Bereaved siblings and orphans find strength and hope through surfing
Sixteen participants completed a four-month OneFamily surfing course in Ashkelon, finding a safe space to cope with loss, build confidence, and form new friendships through sport.
Sa'ar bars two left-wing French politicians from entering country over anti-Israel statements
Such statements included "accusations amounting to 'blood libels' against Israel," as well as Mélenchon’s call for French naval vessels to escort flotillas to Gaza.
Israel’s 91,000 Gaza tents fall short, aid expert says, as Hamas accused of weaponizing crisis
Only eight to 10 aid organizations are now allowed to bring in supplies, an Israeli aid expert says, as Israel blocks some building materials over dual-use concerns.
Sex offender under supervision indicted for raping woman in Tel Aviv apartment
Prosecutors allege Adam Yassin returned about two weeks later and sexually assaulted the same woman again.
Over 300,000 pieces of equipment returned to IDF under military's anonymous hand-in operation
Due to the success of the operation, the IDF stated that it would be extended by two days, until November 16.
Eisenkot meets Netanyahu for two-hour security briefing amid tensions over potential Iran strikes
The meeting came a day after Eisenkot asked A-G Gali Baharav-Miara to intervene, saying Netanyahu had denied him the briefings while the government serves in a caretaker capacity.
