US Cancels $130 Million in Military Aid to Egypt
State Department says Egypt did not meet conditions to receive $130 million in foreign military financing.
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Two Earthquakes Felt in Northern Israel In Single Day
A second earthquake, which took place Sunday afternoon, was of 3.5 magnitude on the Richter scale. The focus of the noise was 16 km southeast of Tiberias.
Attempted Stabbing Attack South of Jerusalem
The attempted terror attack occurred at the Gush Etzion Junction just south of the capital, when an Arab terrorist brandishing a knife attempted to carry out a stabbing attack.
Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s OSHA Vaccine Mandate, Allows Healthcare Worker Mandate
The US Supreme Court has published a ruling that blocks the Biden Administration’s OSHA vaccine mandate, relieving millions of Americans from a vaccine requirement.
Two IDF Officers Killed in Friendly Fire Incident Near Base in Jordan Valley
Two IDF officers were killed overnight Wednesday during security-related operations near an IDF base in the Jordan Valley.
Iranian Spy Network Dismantled In Israel
An Iranian Spy Network involving four Israeli women who attempted to gather sensitive information on Israeli Intelligence and targets was dismantled, according to a report.
IDF Soldier Injured in Ramming Attack in Binyamin Region
A 19-year-old IDF soldier has been lightly injured in a ramming attack in the Binyamin region on Tuesday evening.
Earthquake in Cyprus Felt in Israel
An earthquake that occurred in Cyprus overnight Monday was also felt in Israel.
Israel’s Skies to Fully Reopen at Midnight
Israel’s “Red Country” travel restrictions will be lifted at midnight tonight, opening up the skies for travel and tourism.
UPDATE: IDF Helicopter Crashes Off the Coast of Haifa, Crew Members Rescued
An IDF Atalef-type helicopter crashed on Monday evening off the shores of the city of Haifa. Three crewmembers have been rescued.
First Stage of Kashrut Reform Takes Effect In Israel
The first part of the kashrut reform initiated by the Minister of Religious Affairs, Matan Kahana, will take effect Sunday morning.
IDF Attacks Hamas Targets in Gaza After Two Rockets Land in Sea Off The Coast of Tel Aviv
The IDF attacked Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip overnight Saturday, in retaliation for two rockets launched early Saturday morning towards central Israel.
Blow to Hamas: IDF Confiscates NIS 2.6 Million in Cryptocurrency
Defense Minister Benny Gantz (Blue and White) this week signed an order for the seizure of cryptocurrencies in the amount of NIS 2.6 million ($836,467) from the al-Mathaddon exchange company, belonging to the Malach family and linked to Hamas in Gaza, Israel Hayom reported.
Stabbing Attack Foiled in Samaria, Terrorist Neutralized
An armed Arab terrorist attempted to stab soldiers and civilians near the Gitai Avishar Junction in Judea and Samaria, the IDF said.
Israel’s Population Nears 10 Million, Three Quarters Jewish
Jewish Israelis comprise 73.9% of the countries population, with Israeli Arabs comprising 21.1%, statistics show.
Israel Hits Syrian Port for Second Time This Month
Israel launched an air strike on the Syrian port of Latakia on Tuesday, setting ablaze the container storage area and damaging nearby buildings in a second attack on the facility this month, Syrian state media reported.
Israel to Lift Ban on Travel to Most Red Countries, but Not US
The Israeli government will remove restrictions on travel to dozens of countries in the coming week, with the US not included.
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