The horrific pre-dawn crash Tuesday claimed the lives of three men when a stolen vehicle traveling against traffic on Route 5 slammed head-on into another car near the Kfar Hayarok interchange, resulting in a ball of fire.
The Minister of National Resilience and the Minister of Heritage received a suspicious invitation to a Hanukkah event in Brooklyn. Security officials suspect the invitation was sent from Iranian elements, likely attempting to gather intelligence or establish contact with Israeli officials.
US Treasury adds Amana settlement movement and two construction companies to sanctions list, along with three right-wing activists.
Nefesh B'Nefesh reports 70% increase in immigration as organization opens new support center in Tel Aviv.
Condemnations pour in from across the political spectrum as court issues 30-day gag order on the investigation details.
According to the judge, director Yuval Kahan "exploited his position" to override safety concerns, creating pressure on other staff members to proceed with the trip despite the risks.
Defense minister's move to send thousands of draft notices sparks fierce response from religious press.
On the 29th anniversary of the assassination, the IDF releases a historic 1974 recording discussing the Yom Kippur War.
"Any attempt by kangaroo court prosecutor Karim Khan to threaten the United States or our allies should be seen as an act of aggression and face swift retaliation," Arkansas Republican Senator Tom Cotton says.
Newly discovered documents suggest Israel's founding father may have been born months later than believed.