Knesset Repeals Kashrut Reform, Restoring Chief Rabbinate's Authority
Israel's Knesset approved legislation repealing the previous government's kashrut reform, restoring the Chief Rabbinate's central role in kosher certification.
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.
Hungary’s parliament voted to back new Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s proposal and remove President Tamas Sulyok from office. The ousted president is identified with former Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
A 16-year-old Palestinian was caught last *Shabbat* in the community of Neve Daniel. During questioning, he admitted he had come to carry out an attack. He told investigators he planned to target a soldier and led police to the spot where he had hidden a knife.
The U.S. military carried out another five-hour wave of strikes targeting Iranian military infrastructure, while Iran retaliated with missile and drone attacks on Bahrain, the UAE, Jordan, and U.S. assets, escalating tensions across the Middle East
Defense Minister Israel Katz has asked President Isaac Herzog to erase former soldier Elor Azaria's criminal record, despite opposition from the IDF.
According to the IDF, a Hamas naval commander involved in rebuilding the group's maritime capabilities was killed in an airstrike on Gaza City.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 79% of Americans expect the conflict with Iran to continue for an extended period, a sharp increase from March.
Ben Gurion Airport could face widespread flight cancellations after the U.S. reportedly halted plans to relocate military refueling aircraft.
A newly uncovered underground facility near Natanz has raised fresh concerns over Iran's nuclear program, while President Trump says the site could become the target of a major U.S. military strike
Following Senator Lindsey Graham's death, Governor Henry McMaster has appointed his sister, Darlene Graham Nordone, as South Carolina's first female U.S. senator until a special election determines his permanent successor
A new Taub Center study reveals that rising heat stress is driving sharp increases in emergency room visits, hospitalizations, and healthcare costs, with respiratory patients among the hardest hit
A New York Times report claims the former Iranian president was detained by the Revolutionary Guards over alleged ties to Israel and details a years-long operation involving secret meetings, Budapest visits, and an alleged Mossad extraction
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.
Researchers found that just four days of exposure to electronic cigarette vapor led to the buildup of toxic metals in the lungs and reduced iron levels, raising new concerns about the hidden health risks of vaping
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.
An estimated 10,000 people have died as extreme heat grips Europe, with soaring temperatures fueling wildfires, power outages, and widespread health emergencies.
New IDF footage reveals an extensive Hezbollah tunnel complex built with Iranian assistance beneath Beaufort Ridge in southern Lebanon.
The Knesset will dissolve on July 17, paving the way for national elections on October 27 and the formation of a transitional government.