Shark attack in Hadera; search underway for missing swimmer
A shark attack was reported off the coast of Hadera. According to initial reports, a swimmer is missing and his condition is unknown.
A shark attack was reported off the coast of Hadera. According to initial reports, a swimmer is missing and his condition is unknown.
The affidavit submitted to the high court of by Shin Bet Chief Ronen Bar reveals startling details about his relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Naftali Bennett was taken to Meir Medical Center in Kfar Saba after feeling unwell during a workout. The hospital reported that he underwent a catheterization procedure and is in good condition.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a special statement, forcefully addressing mounting criticism over the continued war effort in the absence of a hostage deal.
Senior Israeli officials claim that the The New York Times report about the thwarting of an Israeli Air Force strike in Iran was inaccurate, and that the leak originated in the US administration, not in Jerusalem.
Palestinian car scrapyards near the border dismantle vehicles within minutes, with parts repurposed as replacement parts; An Israeli movement files precedent-setting petition to High Court against the state demanding action.
The Prime Minister's Office announced that a statement will be issued after the end of the holiday and Shabbat. Israel Hayom has learned that the statement is expected to address the issue of the hostages.
The 140 flag bearers participating in the 77th ceremony will form the shape of a heart and replicate the wounded hand gesture displayed by hostage survivors Liri Albag and Emily Damari when they were released from Hamas captivity in Gaza.
The Chief Rabbis of Israel, the Rabbi of the Western Wall and Holy Sites, and the Mayor of Jerusalem attended the ceremony.
"In light of the spread of partial and inaccurate information," the Judge explained his decision. The suspect, a former senior Shin Bet reservist, is set to appear in court tomorrow for a remand hearing.
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