First 1,400 housing units to be marketed in controversial E1 area of West Bank
The E1 plan has drawn criticism over concerns that construction could disrupt Palestinian territorial continuity and make statehood more difficult.
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AI will be more important than nuclear capabilities, Bennett tells B'Yachad security conference
A-G proposes delaying Oct. 7 inquiry decision as government 'hasn't established one anyway'
Prominent Israeli businessman, philanthropist Dr. Shmuel Harlap dies at 82
'Lessons were drawn': IDF confirms soldiers numbered Palestinian suspects in West Bank operation
The IDF told Army Radio that commanders had explained "the seriousness of the act" to the soldiers, and "lessons were drawn from the matter."
Bedouin man indicted for planning terror attack on Beersheba nightclub, contacting ISIS
Police added that the investigation revealed that Gergawi had been in contact with ISIS activists and consumed related terror content, as well as planning to join the organization in Syria.
Israel not in sync with US on Hamas, Gaza, must avoid becoming 'client state,' ex-consul warns
Kushner, Nickolay Mladenov, Tony Blair, and members of the Board of Peace arrived in Israel to meet with Netanyahu on Monday and reached several understandings about Gaza and Hamas.
Two more suspects arrested for involvement in fight preceding Eldar Dayan's disappearance, death
The arrests follow those of two other suspects on Monday night on the same suspicion. All four suspects had previously been questioned at the Petah Tikva police station on suspicion of involvement.
What happened to Maccabi Haifa’s youth revolution?
After promising home-grown players first-team roles, Maccabi Haifa turns to veteran depth: "You cannot win titles with nine academy players."
After 44 years: IDF finds, returns remains of Yehuda Katz, who went missing in First Lebanon War
Katz was declared missing following the Battle of Sultan Yacoub in Lebanon, alongside two other soldiers, Zachary Baumel and Zvi Feldman.
Katz's West Bank plan raises questions on pressure in Israeli society after Kusra events - analysis
The Kusra siege has drawn rare US criticism and intensified debate over Israel’s failure to restrain violent factions as the government considers transferring civilian law enforcement from the IDF.
Six Thai workers injured after undetonated mine explodes in northern Israel
Israel Police responded to the scene of the incident and have begun an investigation into the circumstances of the explosion.
Smotrich calls on Netanyahu to conquer Gaza under military rule, re-establish settlements
"There is no one in the world who will do the work for us. There is no country in the world that will send its soldiers to shed their blood and forcibly disarm Hamas," he told the students.
Jerusalem Reform synagogue vandalized, Pride flags torn down in latest attack
MK Gilad Kariv called those responsible “incited hooligans” and accused the Israeli government of contributing to hostility toward Reform and other liberal Jewish denominations.
