The April 30, 2021 disaster at the Lag B'Omer festival left 45 dead and 150 wounded. With this year's gathering only days away, the plaintiffs' lawyer contends the state has learned nothing from the tragedy.
Palestinians threaten to kill Otzma Yehudit party head Itamar Ben-Gvi after he protests Zubeidi's hospitalization in Israel. Ben-Gvir: Hamas' threats only push me to continue to act for the people of Israel.
The proposed cable car would shuttle some 3,000 tourists and worshippers per hour from the western part of Jerusalem to an area near the Dung Gate entrance to the eastern Old City in a four-minute ride. Critics have pointed out that a cable car is not a suitable transit solution and the massive steel towers supporting the cables will mar the historic landscape.
In a closed portion of a Blue and White faction meeting last week, Defense Minister Benny Gantz responded to a viral WhatsApp message written by anonymous, allegedly Arab elements threatening to take control of the country.
Jisr az-Zarqa made headlines during Operation Guardian of the Walls in Gaza last May when rioters from the northern Arab Israeli town threw rocks at Highway 2, forcing police to block access to the throughway.
Move sees Yamina MK Kalfon, suspected of planning to quit coalition, ousted from government. Trusted political advisor to PM Naftali Bennett Shimrit Meir also announces resignation.
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett reportedly expresses concern that Mansour Abbas, head of the Islamist party that sits in the coalition, faces "mortal danger" from those opposing his support of the government.
Along with adding thousands of new homes, plans retroactively legalize outposts such as Oz v'Gaon, which was established in 2014 in memory of three Israeli teenagers abducted and murdered by Hamas.
Inadequate fences, security lights, routes for security vehicles, and insufficient numbers of encrypted radio devices are all highlighted in Matanyahu Englman's latest report.
The Israel Police were accused earlier this year of extrajudicial use of the NSO Group's Pegasus spyware on Israeli citizens. Investigations and a report by the deputy attorney general found the account to be largely false.
