Yasser Hadaya Asadi appointed first Arab-Muslim Border Police battalion commander
Asadi has been appointed as the new commander of the “Adomim” Battalion, one of the three Border Police battalions in the Jerusalem envelope.
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Israel Police 'not responsible' for border security, illegal infiltration, Ben-Gvir says
Ogen unveils roadmap for Israel’s first social bank
'Gatekeeper's fall': Hanadala releases photos, documents allegedly from Braverman's phone
Watching the Gaza border: An IDF observer on warning signs, war, and loss - interview
Captain Yael Segre shares what it means to be the ‘eyes of the county’ and what it means to fight not only for your people, but also for the right to do your duty and be recognized.
Boundless Bach at the 12th rollout of the Jerusalem Piano Festival
The 'Bach for Two and Three Pianos' concert makes for one helluva evening’s entertainment, but Shapira takes the presentation offering and listening experience a step or two further.
Netanyahu's office was warned about Feldstein before his appointment, Ben-Gvir claims
Ben-Gvir claimed that a close associate contacted officials in the Prime Minister’s Office on two occasions, warning that Feldstein was unreliable.
Parents, child rescued after being trapped in flash flood in western Negev
"Firefighters from the Southern District are currently operating at the scene, conducting searches and working to rescue those trapped under challenging terrain conditions," the authority said.
Coastal cliffs between Hefer Valley, Netanya collapse due to heavy rainfall from Storm Byron
No injuries were reported, but local officials warned of an ongoing national safety risk and accused the state of failing to allocate funding for coastal protection.
Anti-gov't protests ignite in Tel Aviv, Haifa, demanding answers to Qatargate affair
Demonstrators gathered at Habima Square, calling for further investigations into the scandal involving the Prime Minister's Office.
Two policemen injured at religious youth protest in Jerusalem marking Ahuvia Sandak's death
The protesters, a group of young right-wing nationalists, took to the streets to mark five years since the death of hilltop youth Ahuvia Sandak.
UN Security Council to hold emergency session on Israel's recognition of Somaliland
Somaliland hopes that recognition by Israel will encourage other nations to follow suit, increasing its diplomatic heft and access to international markets.
The Red Sea strategy: What does Israel stand to gain from recognizing Somaliland? - analysis
Some may see it as creating a new era of international competition in the Horn of Africa - but the real issue is it may appear more of a strategic chessboard than it is.
Terrorist who killed two in Israel's North discharged from hospital, brothers arrested
A demonstration took place on Friday at the hospital, demanding that the terrorist not receive medical treatment. Two brothers of the terrorist were also arrested.
