IDF captures Hamas terrorists in Syria
Nighttime raid thwarts multiple terror schemes targeting Israeli civilians and military personnel.
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Israelis sue national carrier over 'exploitation' of war for profit
The class action lawsuit, reinforced by damaging economic analysis, claims EL AL owes travelers 600 million shekels ($169 million) in damages for price manipulation schemes that generated unprecedented windfall profits.
Argentina's Milei, feeling unwell, cancels visit to historic Jerusalem site
Javier Milei was scheduled to tour the old City of David, where the capital was founded 3,000 years ago.
How a remote video call from Thailand saved Israeli town on Oct. 7
One officer's courage and split-second decisions saved lives in Moshav Yackini terror attack. Ultimately, what began as a potential massacre in Moshav Yakhini became a testament to heroism, forces battled terrorists who had hijacked vehicles and abducted women, ultimately eliminating the entire cell.
UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Norway sanction Israeli ministers
For the first time, Western nations are imposing sanctions on sitting Israeli ministers. The official statement declared that “Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich incited extreme violence and committed serious violations of Palestinian human rights.”
Smotrich threatens Palestinian economic collapse over UK sanctions
The Israeli finance minister has dramatically escalated tensions with Britain, threatening to immediately cease tax revenue transfers to the Palestinian Authority and terminate legal-economic protections for Israeli banks if the UK implements planned sanctions targeting Israeli cabinet ministers.
After deportation: Thunberg accuses Israel of 'kidnapping'
The 22-year-old activist made the allegations while speaking to journalists at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport, where she arrived following her expulsion from Israel.
How did Israel carry out unprecedented naval strike in Yemen?
The operation was conducted in coordination with military intelligence and the Israeli Air Force, aimed at disrupting the transfer of weapons to the Houthis, who use the port to transport arms and missiles launched toward the Red Sea and Israel.
13-year-old Israeli suspected of contact with Iran
Police and the Shin Bet security agency have arrested the minor who had been contacted by Iranian operatives via the Telegram app and asked to photograph the Iron Dome missile defense system.
Greta Thunberg sent on plane from Israel after failed flotilla
Four of the 12 activists from the Madleen waived their right to appear before a custody court judge, including the Swedish activist who led the "Freedom Flotilla."