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Israel is considering strict limits on civilian drone use, including a possible ban, amid fears terror groups could use explosive and fiber-optic drones in attacks.

Israel’s High Court has temporarily frozen key provisions of the new communications law, citing petitions that raised serious concerns about the legislative process.

A resident of Kiryat Shmona reflects on the dangers of division and the importance of preserving unity, even in the midst of war

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Royal Jordanian was ordered to pay nearly NIS 18,000 after an Israeli family was left stranded abroad without assistance following the outbreak of the war.

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance accused Israeli figures of trying to undermine the Trump administration's negotiations with Iran and criticized attacks on Washington.

Was the public given a flipped version of reality? Prof. Yuval Elbashan argues that data from Israel’s Council for Higher Education clearly shows that an overwhelming majority of Haredi students would not pursue academic studies without separate tracks — yet, he says, the conclusions were presented to the public in a distorted and misleading way.

A Lebanese report claims Hezbollah is preparing for military escalation against Israel while Israeli and Lebanese officials continue negotiations in Rome.

Shareholders of The New York Times Company are threatening legal action, alleging the newspaper's leadership failed to address biased coverage of Israel.

According to Ynet, Israel is working with India to combine Israeli defense technology with Indian manufacturing capabilities in a new strategic initiative.

Israel's Knesset approved legislation repealing the previous government's kashrut reform, restoring the Chief Rabbinate's central role in kosher certification.

An IDF soldier was sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted of contact with an Iranian agent and sending videos in exchange for payment.

Israel’s National Cyber Directorate and National Digital Agency are warning the public about text messages posing as GOV.IL. The agencies said, "It is recommended not to click the link, not to enter personal details or credit card information, and for any payment request - to make it only by entering the official websites and the personal area."

According to the IDF, a Hamas naval commander involved in rebuilding the group's maritime capabilities was killed in an airstrike on Gaza City.

The Knesset approved the Basic Law: Torah Study. Earlier, opposition leaders issued a joint statement urging lawmakers to vote against it. Shas chairman Aryeh Deri said: "The joint statement by the opposition leaders is about preserving the power of the judicial junta."

Police, the Shin Bet, and the IDF arrested 14 suspects after uncovering an alleged smuggling network that supplied bomb-making materials to terror organizations.

Israeli prosecutors have withdrawn the indictment against Tzav 9 chairwoman Reut Ben Haim over protests blocking aid trucks bound for the Gaza Strip.

Israel Police have begun presenting the findings of their October 7 investigation to the families of fallen officers before releasing the report to the public.

The Knesset will dissolve on July 17, paving the way for national elections on October 27 and the formation of a transitional government.

A Knesset committee approved the "Combat Trauma Survivors" bill, which would create an official legal definition for those suffering from PTSD as a result of military service. The bill is set to go to a full Knesset vote this week and proposes treatment and assistance for combat trauma survivors and their families.