Report: Israel Eliminated Senior Iranian al-Qaeda figure in Iran
The New York Times reported that three months ago, Israel eliminated al-Qaeda’s No. 2 in Iran, Abdullah Ahmad Abdullah, at the request of the United States.
Body of IDF Soldier Found Near Hizma Checkpoint
According to the IDF spokesman, earlier today, combined forces of the IDF and the Israel Police located the body of an IDF soldier, the late Corporal Sagi Ben David, near the Hizma checkpoint.
Fortress From the Time of King David Discovered in the Golan
A fortified complex from the time of King David (Iron Age, eleventh to tenth centuries BCE) was exposed for the first time in archaeological excavations carried out by IAA in Hispin in the Golan.
Saeb Erekat, PLO Secretary-General, Dead at 65
Saeb Erekat, the Secretary-General of the Palestine Liberation Organization and the top negotiator for the Palestinian Authority, died Tuesday morning. He was 65.
ISA Foils Hamas Attempt to Recruit Minors to Carry out Terror Attacks
The Israel Security Agency(ISA) revealed Monday that it had foiled an attempt by the Hamas terrorist organization to recruit minors in Judea and Samaria to carry out terrorist attacks against Israeli targets.
Credit: Israel's Antiques Authority
Jerusalem of Gold: Ancient Juglet Containing Gold Coins Unearthed
A small pottery jar containing four pure gold coins dating from more than a thousand years ago, the Early Islamic period, was unearthed in Jerusalem.
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Terrorist Shot After Attempting to Stab Soldier in Hebron Area
A Palestinian Arab terrorist on Sunday morning tried to carry out a stabbing attack near the Al Fawwar refugee camp in the Hebron area this morning. He was neutralized.
Advanced Missile Boat ‘Achi Magen’ Arriving Soon in Israel
At the end of a long process of construction and preparations in Germany, on Wednesday of next week the new “Sa’ar 6” will raise its blue-and-white flag and officially pass into the hands of the Israeli Navy.
African Nation of Malawi to Open Embassy in Jerusalem
Malawi will become the third nation and the first African nation to open an embassy in Israel’s capital of Jerusalem, the country’s Foreign Minister Eisenhower Mkaka announced Tuesday during a visit to Israel.
Dominican Republic Considers Moving Embassy to Jerusalem
Following a conversation yesterday between Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi and Dominican Republic Foreign Minister Roberto Alvarez, the Dominican Foreign Ministry announced that it was considering moving its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Residents in the Dark as Power Outages Reported Throughout Israel
Citizens across Israel reported power outages that lasted between a quarter of an hour and half an hour on Thursday night. The IEC explained that the power outages were due to a malfunction in production units.
1,700-Year-Old Border Marker Unearthed in the Golan Heights
The “Nafah army base” recently made headlines in the famous Israeli TV series on the 1973 Yom Kippur War, Valley of Tears, but an archaeological excavation conducted on the Golan Heights last month revealed for the first time that the name “Nafah” was given to the site as early as 1,700 years ago.
Trump Announces That Israel and Sudan to Normalize Ties
US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that Sudan will normalize ties with Israel, becoming the third Arab country to do so in recent months, after the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.
IDF Uncovers Another Gaza Terror Tunnel
The IDF has identified a terrorist attack tunnel which infiltrated into Israeli territory from the southern Gaza Strip, the military announced Tuesday evening.
UAE Government Ratifies Agreement with Israel
The United Arab Emirates government on Monday ratified the landmark peace agreement it signed with Israel at the White House last month.
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Israel’s Lockdown Restrictions To Ease With Businesses Open and No Limit to Leaving Home
The Coronavirus Cabinet approved the opening of businesses which do not operate with audiences or open reception hours on Thursday afternoon as well as the abolition of the 1,000 meter limit on leaving the house.
Israel Approves Judea and Samaria Homes, Ending de Facto Freeze
Israel green-lighted Wednesday over 2,000 new housing units for Israeli towns in Judea and Samaria, ending an eight-month de facto freeze on approval for new homes.
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