Will Jerusalem see its first snow of 2022 this week?
Israelis in high elevations hope to enjoy a winter wonderland as country braces for cold temperatures nationwide.
Israelis in high elevations hope to enjoy a winter wonderland as country braces for cold temperatures nationwide.
Police report 30 more suspects arrested on Tuesday.
State Comptroller to probe allegations police surveilled Black Flag protest leaders in 2020 and hacked the phones of two mayors suspected of corruption, as well as numerous other citizens, without a court order or judicial oversight. The police deny the allegations.
Amid reports of a potential plea deal between former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the attorney general, 34% of Israelis still believe Netanyahu is most suited to lead a government. Meanwhile, if anyone other than Netanyahu is elected to lead the Likud, the party will lose several mandates.
Children at the Jerusalem school that hosted the first meeting of the JNF-KKL presented David Ben-Gurion with a scroll containing stories about Zionism.
Polls published by Israel's three major news channels show that the public favors former Jerusalem Mayor Likud MK Nir Barkat as Netanyahu's successor.
Behind closed doors, however, some say pressure on right-wing members to exit coalition will grow exponentially should opposition leader be forced to leave politics.
Funds for the five-year plan will be appropriated by the PM's Office, as well as by the Defense, Finance, Education, Interior, Tourism, and other ministries. Between 2015-2020, the number of visitors to the Western Wall grew from 10 million to 12 million.
Severe flooding reported in residential neighborhoods in Petah Tikva, Lod, Kafr Qasem. Fire and rescue services extract occupants of two cars that got caught in flash floods in wadis.
Will a possible plea bargain between Benjamin Netanyahu and the State Attorney force the former premier out of politics? The future of the current government hinges on the answer.
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