Israel

The Palestinian Authority’s (PA) Jerusalem Affairs Ministry continues to operate in the city, prompting the Regavim movement to demand a criminal ban to prevent such activities.

Hadar Goldin's parents continue their fight to bring home their son, who was killed and abducted during the 2014 Gaza War.

Speaking at Israel Hayom education conference, veteran and youth organization leader argues regional threats demand preparation over protection as debate grows over childhood versus reality.

Israel’s High Court of Justice has approved a compromise agreement reached between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara regarding the appointment of the next head of the Shin Bet security agency.

Former Gaza hostages Sasha Troufanov and Sapir Cohen have announced their engagement in the United States, where they are currently residing. The couple was kidnapped together on Oct. 7 from Kibbutz Nir-Oz while visiting Troufanov's family.

One of Israel's most prominent political analysts, Amit Segal, is joining Israel Hayom and its new weekend magazine, The New Weekend, which is set to launch next month. Segal: “Excited and grateful for the opportunity to take political commentary heigher, and deeper.”

Hundreds of Palestinians suspected by the Palestinian Authority of collaborating with Israel endured horrific torture, now seeking justice through Israeli courts.

Former hostage Daniella Gilboa compared the humiliation she experienced at the cafe to the times she had to beg terrorists during her captivity.

Yair Netanyahu, who has been living in Miami for more than a year, says he left Israel because left-wing protesters "said they were going to kill me."

Israeli police and the Shin Bet security agency have arrested three Israeli citizens in two separate cases on suspicion of carrying out missions for Iranian intelligence operatives, in a development authorities warn could pose a significant threat to national security.