The talks are considered highly significant not only regarding the implementation of the Trump plan, but also because this marks Netanyahu’s first working meeting with a prominent Republican presidential contender in the post-Trump era.
Following Hamas handover, two kibbutz residents who had been taken hostage and declared deceased were identified: 38-year-old Tamir Adar, among its protectors, and 86-year-old Arie Zalmanowicz, among the founders of the community. They embodied the kibbutz's heritage .
Twenty-six years after he began advising Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer is expected to resign from the government in about three weeks, in mid-November, Israel Hayom has learned.
The mother of freed hostage Matan Angrest revealed on Tuesday that Hamas terrorists seriously considered abandoning her severely wounded son during his 738-day ordeal in captivity, debating whether keeping him alive.
A devoted community pillar and father of four who gave his life defending Kibbutz Nir-Yitzhak returns home after more than a year.
According to political sources, the “new threats” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to during his address to the Knesset are Turkey and Qatar’s growing efforts to expand their regional influence.
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.
Security officials expressed frustration over Israel’s decision to resume humanitarian aid to Gaza in response to US demands. The aid will be renewed despite an earlier decision by the political leadership to stop it following the serious incident in Rafah.
Trump’s envoys, who are expected to arrive in Israel this week, urged a minister close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to respond in a measured manner to Hamas’ violations of the ceasefire.
