78 Arrested In Israel’s Largest Ever Gun Bust
Israeli police carried out the country’s largest-ever operation against illegal weapons sales overnight, breaking up a massive gun-running network.
Mossad Thwarted Iranian Attacks on Israelis Abroad
Israel’s Mossad agency foiled a string of planned terrorist attacks against Israeli citizens abroad, according to a report by Channel 12 Sunday night.
Biden Administration Blacklists Israeli Spyware Companies
The United States sanctioned two Israeli spyware companies for working with foreign governments that the U.S. accused of using the tools to “threaten the rules-based international order.”
Syrian Bunker Filled with Ammunition Discovered in Golan Heights
A Syrian bunker was discovered Tuesday morning during efforts to clear a minefield in the Golan Heights.
New York State Set To Divest From Unilever Over Ben & Jerry’s Boycott
$111 Million is set to be pulled from Ben &Jerry’s parent company Unilever by New York State over the Ice Cream company’s boycott of Israel.
US Considering Adding Israel to Visa Waiver Program
US Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said on Tuesday that the United States is considering adding Israel to its visa waiver program that allows citizens to come to America without a visa for a stay of up to 90 days.
Government’s Kashrut Reform Approved by Knesset Committee
A controversial plan pushed by the Bennett government to reform Israel’s kashrut certification system cleared its first major hurdle Wednesday, paving the way for a vote by the full Knesset.
Florida Ends Investments in Unilever Over Ben & Jerry’s Israel Boycott
Florida state entities will cease new investments in Unilever, Ben & Jerry’s parent company, as of Tuesday, because the ice cream maker plans to stop selling its product in Judea and Samaria.
Sochi’s Shliach and Chief Rabbi Welcomes Prime Minister Bennett
Upon arrival at the airport, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennet was welcomed by Rabbi Shliach Shalom Lazar, the city’s Chief Rabbi, who blessed him with success on behalf of the country’s entire Jewish population.
Israel To Allow Tourists into Israel Starting November 1st
Israel has announced that it plans to allow tourists back into the country starting November 1st, an announcement long waited for.
Report: Mossad Network Caught by Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization
Turkish media on Thursday reported that the government arrested a cell of 15 people over the past month, who were caught spying for the Israeli Mossad, Kan News reported.
2000-Year-Old Amethyst Stone With Unique Inscription Discovered In The City of David
A 2000-year-old amethyst seal from the Days of the Second Temple has been discovered in The City of David inscribed with the first discovered depiction of the famous Balm of Gilead. The Balm of Gilead is also known as the Incense of Cleopatra and the Second Temple.
Earthquake Rattles Israel, No Injuries Reported
An earthquake in the eastern Mediterranean was felt across Israel Tuesday morning.
Israeli Scuba Diver Discovers 900-Year-Old Crusader Sword off Hof HaCarmel
Atlit resident Shlomi Katzin was scuba diving last Saturday off the Carmel coast, when he was amazed to discover ancient artifacts on the sea bed.
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Report: Israel Killed Senior Syrian Intelligence Official In Cross Border Raid
Lebanese media reports that Israel has killed Madhat al-Saleh, a senior Syrian official who spent 12 years in an Israeli prison.
Weapons Tunnel Discovered Under Jerusalem Home
Jerusalem District police officers on Wednesday discovered an illegal weapons tunnel beneath a home in one of Jerusalem’s Arab neighborhoods.
Largest Complex of Winepresses Known in the World from the Byzantine Period Uncovered
The largest known series of winepresses in the world from the Byzantine period has been excavated in the city of Yavne over the past two years.
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