Israel braces for rainy Election Day, but can bad weather affect voter turnout?
Showers are expected on Election Day, but turnout figures going back to 1949 show that the weather has never decided who shows up at the ballot box.
Two German suspects arrested after being seen photographing entrance to Damon Prison
An examination of the suspects' cellphones revealed photographs of security facilities and security-related activities, raising further suspicions about why they were at the location.
Close to the border: The factory that can continue operating even under fire
With an investment of about NIS 120 million, Soglowek established a facility housing a new, advanced production line operating with full automation without human contact.
Israeli woman visiting Thailand has visa revoked following conduct complaints by locals
The 33-year-old is not the first Israeli to face immigration enforcement measures on Thailand's popular tourist islands.
Turkey opens trial of Netanyahu, 34 other Israelis over Gaza-bound Sumud flotilla interception
Following the first hearing, the court ordered authorities to determine whether the defendants own assets in Turkey and upheld their arrest warrants.
Following security official demands: Arkia halts ticket sales to Morocco
The Israeli airline is reviewing the future of its Marrakesh route and already-sold flights amid demands from Israeli security officials.
Maryland man pleads guilty to vandalizing Jewish cemetery, filming himself spray-painting swastikas
The cemetery had previously been targeted in an antisemitic attack in 2021, when swastikas were spray-painted on more than a dozen gravestones.
Rashida Tlaib backs Hind Rajab Foundation's complaint against IDF officer tied to Gaza girl's death
The pro-Palestinian organization called on the US Justice Department on Monday to arrest an Israeli citizen allegedly in the country, accusing him of possible responsibility for Hind Rajab's death.
Arkia sold tickets to Tokyo without approval from Japan - and is now being sued for millions
Thousands of Israelis who purchased tickets for the direct route to Japan were forced to deal with flight cancellations after authorities in the country failed to approve their operation.
A year after being hit by Iranian missile, iconic tower returns to full operation
The Sail Tower (“The Missile”) in Haifa is currently returning to full operation. Beyond the restoration work, the building's owners are expected to invest an additional NIS 100m. in upgrading it.
