Nobel Prize, Israel Prize laureate, Ada Yonath, dies aged 87
Professor Ada Yonath won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009 and the Israel Prize in Chemistry in 2002. She was born in Jerusalem and worked at Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot.
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Water restrictions imposed in throughout Israel amid nationwide supply disruption
Soldiers implicated in Sde Teiman Affair sue IDF, police, several others for defamation - report
Israel Navy's first female missile boat chief expected to earn further promotions - exclusive
Deputy Chief Justice Sohlberg's security detail boosted due to unspecified security needs - report
Media reports did not provide additional details about the situation, noting only that the change came about in order to ensure that the Sohlberg is kept safe.
Hezbollah shifts to guerrilla warfare, drone strikes as terror group prepares for prolonged war
The IDF has encountered several individual Hezbollah operatives in the area over the past several months, which the Alma center said supports the possibility of a continued Hezbollah presence.
Former hostage Eli Sharabi, actress Shani Cohen to host October 7 remembrance ceremony
The independent ceremony, called the National Memorial Ceremony of October 7 Families, is organized by Kumu, an Israeli movement dedicated to ensuring the lessons of October 7 are not forgotten.
British activist remains in Israeli custody over suspected minor assault during West Bank clash
Finn Joughin was detained Saturday after an encounter involving a child in Umm al-Kheir. Police said late Saturday that he was being held “on suspicion of performing an indecent act against a minor.”
Protest marking anniversary of 'Beautiful Six' hostages' deaths held at Prime Minister's Residence
The Hostages and Missing Families Forum announced the deaths of "The Beautiful Six" shortly following their murder at the hands of Hamas terrorists in August 2024.
Two children hospitalized in Jerusalem after severe poisoning from THC-infused cannabis candies
Upon their arrival, Sarah Hefter, a nurse in the department, ensured that the children were monitored and received immediate medical treatment.
'Ben-Gvir's soldiers': Teenager arrested on suspicion of assaulting Arab bus driver in Beit Shemesh
"I turned to get the phone to call the police," the driver recalled. "But suddenly, punches to the head, blows to the right and left until I lost consciousness. I only woke up in the ambulance."
Toddler lightly injured after father used stroller to block Military Police vehicle in Bnei Brak
According to sources familiar with the details, both the father and his son were lightly injured, suffering bruises and abrasions to their legs.
From Little League to Team Israel: Baseball takes root across the Holy Land
The number of teams and players gathered in Tel Aviv on that sunny Friday was a testament to just how far baseball has come in Israel. It was not always this way.
Israel’s World Cup basketball hopes dashed with loss to Latvia
The blue-and-white ended the August window with two losses, having fallen to Poland 106-86 last week in the first game, and have been officially eliminated from World Cup qualifying.
