Ben-Gvir barred from using crocodiles to guard terrorists, court announces
The court issued an injunction against Ben-Gvir's plan due to a petition by the animal rights organization Let the Animals Live.
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Israel Police find three powerful pipe bombs outside Ramallah train station
Six arrested after allegedly spitting, throwing rocks at Armenian church in Jerusalem's Old City
Israeli soccer clubs extend winning streaks, advance to third round of European qualifying
IDF kills three terrorists in Gaza from Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Army of Islam
On Saturday, the IDF killed Alaa Imad Khamis Tarams, a terrorist from the “Army of Islam” organization in Gaza City, as well as Hassan Ibrahim Shehadeh Qahman from the Islamic Jihad organization.
Grapevine August 2, 2026: The significance of Balfour Day
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Education Ministry announces mandatory financial education classes for ninth, tenth grades
The curriculum was designed to combine economic knowledge, behavioral psychology, and life skill development.
One killed, nine wounded in car accident involving minibus on Highway 98 in northern Israel
The crash follows an accident on Wednesday involving a jeep, which overturned in the West Bank, severely wounding a 17-year-old girl.
401st Brigade ends eight-month southern Lebanon mission after destroying 1,200 Hezbollah sites
During its eight-month deployment, the brigade killed more than 60 Hezbollah terrorists, located over 600 weapons, and destroyed hundreds of meters of tunnels.
New exhibition at Tel Aviv University explores the relationships behind Israeli art
Exploring three remarkable artistic relationships, the exhibition reveals how personal connections inspired creativity, collaboration, and lasting artistic influence.
Over 8,000 plaintiffs seek to hold PA liable for October 7 massacre, war damages
The Jerusalem District Court set Sunday as the deadline for arguments as a new study links the PA prisoner-payment system to senior Hamas figures involved in the massacre.
Draft dodgers will either 'enlist or go to prison,' Netanyahu says in closed-door meeting - report
Further, KAN reported that Netanyahu acknowledged the draft law was unsuccessful and that it would not be brought back in the next government.
High Court to hear challenge to laws restricting UNRWA operations, claims of impact on population
The petition was filed by 10 Palestinian residents, together with Adalah and Gisha. UNRWA itself is not a petitioner in the case.
Deadly Tell clash between settlers, Palestinians may mark West Bank turning point - analysis
Competing accounts of the deadly Tell confrontation highlight growing tensions over settler violence, Palestinian attacks, and the risk of a wider uprising.
