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Weapons, millions of shekels in drugs seized by police in major blow to Abu Latif syndicate

Alongside the weapons, explosive bricks, a standard IDF explosive device, and dozens of remote triggering systems for explosives were located.

A weapon is found, being examined by police.
Tourists visiting the Dead Sea last year.

'We will lose the next generation too': Warning emerges from tourism sector

The future of enterprise technology belongs not just to smarter systems, but to architectures that can be tested, governed and held accountable.

Engineering for complexity: Where cloud, AI and governance converge

SAM GRUNDWERG,  outgoing Word Chairman of  Keren Hayesod-United Israel Appeal.

Leading through the storm


"A heart with a missing piece": Israeli fashion honors October 7 victims

After losing her partner on October 7, Alexa Baluev teams up with CANDID to launch a special shirt, with proceeds aiding spouses of fallen IDF soldiers.

 CANDID partners with "Left Behind a Partner" (Photo: Idan Shister)

Knesset factions used loans to cover election deficits, comptroller’s report finds

Four organizations that received state funding were found in violation of funding rules and will have a total of NIS 120,000 deducted from future state allocations.

 STATE COMPTROLLER Matanyahu Englman condemned the assignment of female cadets in the IDF officers’ course to guard terrorists who committed violent acts of sexual assault and murder on October 7, the writer notes.

Dozens of Jewish groups protest Trump’s plans for mass deportation

Dozens of Jewish organizations, including national and local groups, signed an open letter urging Trump to stop mass deportations, highlighting Jewish history and values tied to immigration rights.

 An Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agent prepares to arrest alleged undocumented immigrants in Salem, Mass., June 19, 2018.

Yael Eckstein, IFCJ President, Showcases Interfaith Compassion in War-Torn Relief Efforts


Bringing hope to Gaza border communities: First cohort of Kolot's 'Restart' program graduates

This marks the launch of various ventures, including a festival project, a therapeutic space with therapy animals, and a holistic health program for women. 

 The first cohort of Restart, including 15 residents of the Gaza border communities, graduated recently in Sderot.

For the citizens: Giv'atayim building dedicated to comfort and rescue

An Entire Building for Israel's Citizens: The National Headquarters of "Nechama and Rescue for Israel" Opens in Giv'atayim, Mobilizing Life-Saving Donations During the War

 The National Headquarters of "Nechama and Rescue for Israel"

Start-ups and families honor fallen heroes at stock exchange trading day

Start-ups and bereaved families honor fallen heroes by opening stock exchange trading day, part of Next October initiative memorializing 1,600 fallen.

  Next October in the stock market

Deloitte Israel acquires Biconix Operations

Biconix specializes in financial management technology services.


Supporting bereaved families after Oct. 7: Koby Mandell Foundation rises to occasion

The Koby Mandell Foundation was set up to help “bereaved mothers, fathers, widows, orphans, and siblings to rebuild their lives and create meaning out of suffering.

 AT KOBY MANDELL FOUNDATION, kids enjoy a pre-Passover ‘Family Day’ with adventure activities, group sessions, and more.

Winning the war means living in Israel - opinion

October 7 started what will be a seismic shift in Israeli society, and all the Jews should be part of these changes.

 THESE OLIM, some who came shortly before October 7, took part in a video urging all Jews to make aliyah now because so many people in the world want to destroy Israel. The video received over 14,000 likes on Instagram within a week.