Poll: A third of Israelis call settler rioters ‘terrorists’
A new survey finds one-third of Israelis describe Jewish rioters involved in recent West Bank violence as “Israeli terrorists,” while another 18% call them “nationalist criminals.”
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Zamir instructs MAG to open investigation into NAZA film, IDF seeks Shin Bet support in probe
Over 40 Israeli organizations sign joint statement in solidarity with NAZA filmmakers
US preparing for $2.8 billion arms sale to Israel, including over 40,000 bombs - report
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.
Chikli surfs with wounded IDF veterans, urges soldiers to seek mental health care
At a Hahazakim Mitgalim gathering in Herzliya, the Diaspora Affairs minister said soldiers should feel no shame in seeking psychological support or taking part in therapeutic activities.
Yehuda Widawski, Israel’s oldest Holocaust survivor, dies at 107 on Rosh Hashanah
Born in Poland in 1919, Widawski was imprisoned with his family in the Lodz Ghetto following the Nazi invasion. He was later deported to Auschwitz, where he lost his parents and most of his siblings.
Hashomer Hachadash helps establish new agricultural moshav in Jordan Valley
The new community of Bitron was inaugurated as part of the “Otef Israel” initiative focused on communities along Israel's eastern border.
'An act of treason': Politicians clash over 'NAZA' Gaza war film, label creators 'Israel-haters'
The backlash follows the IDF's rejection of the documentary's allegations and a minister's call to revoke its creators' citizenship.
Israel to seek revocation of 'NAZA' filmmakers' citizenship over 'treason,' culture minister says
Culture Minister Miki Zohar called the Venice-winning documentary an “act of treason,” while its creators defended the film and urged Israelis to see it before judging it.
National Library of Israel launches memorial book initiative ahead of Oct. 7 anniversary
The initiative will preserve memorial books and personal works created in memory of those killed in combat and those murdered, while making their stories accessible to future generations.
