Massive arms smuggling operations along the Israel-Egypt border have sparked growing concerns among security officials and residents alike, with some warning of preparations for a future massive terrorist attack.
A shocking case has shaken Israeli police: the body of a 93-year-old Holocaust survivor was found buried in the backyard of a villa in the northern city of Carmiel after being missing for several months. Her daughter and the daughter’s partner admitted they had kept the woman’s corpse in an ice cream freezer for two days. The man later took his own life in a police holding cell. Police are still investigating whether the woman died of natural causes. before burying it — all so they could continue withdrawing Holocaust reparations and other monthly payments from her bank account.
An unprecedented wave of fires targeting hay barns is threatening Israel’s milk supply and could soon lead to severe shortages and sharp price hikes, officials warn.
Haiman, a visual communications student and graffiti artist, was nicknamed "Pink" for her favorite color.
A knife-wielding robber in Tel Aviv stole 1,000 shekels ($282) from a Tel Aviv convenience store before leaving telling victim, "It's not personal", and leaving NIS 20 bill on the counter.
The PM's associates are sending very clear messages stating that Netanyahu will not head to elections before the following objectives are met: the return of the hostages; ensuring that Hamas does not return to rule, and placing Gaza on a path to demilitarization. His circle also discusses reinforcing achievements against Lebanon, Syria, and Iran – and even the signing of several peace treaties.
US President Donald Trump laid out his vision for a new Middle East following the end of the war, declaring that “it should now be clear to everyone across this region that decades of encouraging terror and extremism, jihadism and antisemitism have brought nothing but suffering, agony and failure.”
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto may arrive in Israel this week in what would be a historic first-ever visit by a leader of the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation, which has no formal diplomatic relations with Israel.
During their joint ride from Ben-Gurion Airport to the Knesset, Trump invited Netanyahu to accompany him to the summit, which is expected to address the day after the war in Gaza and regional developments.
US President Donald Trump arrived in Israel on Monday morning for a historic visit, touching down at Ben-Gurion Airport around 9 a.m. Trump is scheduled to address a special session of the Knesset before continuing to a regional summit in Egypt later in the day.