Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Arieh King calls to immediately end municipal services to British Consulate
“There is no difference between east Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria or Binyamin,” Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Arieh King told the Post.
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Hezbollah trying to establish footholds within gaps in southern Lebanon's Yellow Line, IDF reveals
‘Fauda’ is Lebanon’s top show on Netflix as it thrives across Arab world
Netanyahu seeks to raise IDF budget, Lapid conditions support on canceling ‘corrupt’ haredi funds
Israel's High Court signals it will not order police probe into 2023 death of Yuval Kestelman
After hearing both sides on Monday, the three-justice panel urged the family to withdraw its petition. The family declined and requested a reasoned judgment.
Mountain bikers head north as Winner Epic Israel announces return to Galilee after 3 years of war
“After three years in which this region was almost entirely off the cycling map, we want to be among the first to return," Gal Tsachor said.
IDF chief Eyal Zamir orders legal review of ‘NAZA’ Gaza war film over ‘blood libels’
Earlier Monday, IDF Spokesperson Effie Defrin said the film presents “false claims” but emphasized the need for military representatives to watch the full film.
Netanyahu confirms New York trip for UN General Assembly, to address UN on September 24
The statement comes after New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani admitted on July 22 that he does not have the authority to enforce the International Criminal Court arrest warrant for Netanyahu.
Beersheba man indicted for poisoning baby food jars, hospitalizing five children
The indictment, filed in Jerusalem District Court, sets out the state’s account of two incidents in May and June involving Prinok fruit and vegetable puree sold at two Zol Begadol branches.
Netanya daycare worker sentenced to seven years for abusing 12 toddlers
Shenkar was convicted in February of nine counts of abusing a helpless minor as a caregiver, 33 counts of assaulting a helpless minor and causing injury, and two counts of aggravated assault.
Yohanan Elishuv, last surviving fighter who raised Eilat's Ink Flag in 1948, dies at 95
During the first truce in June 1948, Elishuv was transferred to the southern front under Uzi Narkiss. He was wounded after driving over a mine, but returned to combat after recovering.
Man charged with aggravated murder in fatal Beit Shemesh pool stabbing of 7-year-old
Prosecutors allege that he stabbed Dadon once in the chest and his cousin once in the neck, intending to kill them both. He then fled to his housing unit, the indictment says.
Ashkelon man accused of infecting hundreds of computers, stealing sensitive data, hijacking webcams
Police accuse the suspect of using malware to spy on hundreds of computer users, including recording victims in their homes and workplaces, storing nude captured images of underage victims, and more.
Fourth suspect arrested over theft of weapons from Israel's Shayetet 13 Navy SEALs base
Police arrested a fourth suspect in the theft of three M4 rifles from the Shayetet 13 base in Atlit, with investigators alleging he played a "central" role in the case.
