IDF Soldiers Foil Terror Attack Near Ramallah
IDF soldiers from the Kfir Brigade’s Shimshon Battalion on Friday afternoon foiled a ramming attack near the Palestinian Authority-controlled city of Ramallah.
Six-Year-Old Israeli Boy Discovers 3,500-Year-Old Canaanite Clay Tablet
A six-year-old Israeli boy recently discovered an extremely-rare Canaanite clay tablet made approximately 3,500 years ago, the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced on Monday.
Soldiers at the scene of an attack.
Two Attempted Stabbing Attacks In Israel
Two stabbing attempts took place Monday in Israel, leaving the terrorists shot in both cases. No injuries were reported among the Israeli security forces.
Non-Israeli Yeshiva Students to be Permitted to Return to Israel
Americans and other non-Israeli citizens studying in Israeli yeshivas and religious seminaries will be permitted to return to Israel to resume their studies, Israel’s Interior Ministry has ruled.
Palestinian Authority Ends Security Coordination with Israel
PA Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh on Thursday ordered the heads of the PA’s security services to put an end to coordinating meetings which had been held on a regular basis between senior IDF staff and their counterparts in the PA. The effect of the cancellation is not yet fully known.
Hundreds of Israeli Sites Breached by Iranian Hackers
An Iranian cyber attack attacking an Israeli server affected websites including those of United Hatzala, Yad L’Achim, Regavim Movement, Yeshivas Unions, Ulpanot and Yeshivas, and many other private sites.
Israel’s Shuls To Reopen With Up To 50 People At A Time
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Tuesday evening held a consultation with Health Minister Yuli Edelstein, Interior Minister Aryeh Deri, National Security Council head Meir Ben Shabbat and other officials.
Israel Reportedly Behind Cyberattack on Iranian Port
US and foreign government officials say that an attack last week on an Iranian port facility appears to have originated with Israel. The attack left the port in ” total disarray,” snarling up traffic for days.
Religious Institutions Targeted in Acts of Arson Across Israel
Firefighters were called early Sunday morning to two rabbinical courts in central Israel and to two religious councils following fires and incidents of attempted arson.
Chinese Ambassador to Israel Found Dead in His Home
Du Wei, Ambassador of China to Israel, was found on Sunday without vital signs in his apartment in Herzliya. The ambassador, 58, was married with a son, but his wife and son are not in the country with him.
Terror Attack Thwarted Near Jerusalem
IDF soldiers thwarted a terrorist attack near Abu Dis, east of Jerusalem, on Friday evening. The soldiers opened fire towards three terrorists who threw an explosive device and firebombs toward an IDF checkpoint in the area.
Soldiers at the scene of an attack.
Ramming Attack in Har Hevron Area
A ramming attack took place near Negohot in the Har Hevron area. Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics are administering first aid to a 21 year old soldier who was moderately injured in the attack.
Attempted Terror Attack North of Jerusalem
A Palestinian Arab terrorist attempted to stab Israeli security forces outside of Jerusalem Tuesday afternoon, but was shot and neutralized before carrying out the attack.
IDF Soldier Killed in Stone-Throwing Attack in Samaria
An Israeli soldier was killed Tuesday morning in a stone-throwing attack in northern Samaria. Ben Yigal was a member of the Israeli army’s Golani Brigade and was posthumously promoted to the rank of Chief Sergeant.
Rare Coin From Bar-Kokhba Revolt Unearthed Near the Temple Mount in Jerusalem
In honor of Lag B’Omer, the Israel Antiquities Authority on Monday revealed a rare bronze coin from the period of the Bar Kokhba revolt (circa 132 CE), which was discovered in archaeological excavations.
Two Earthquakes in Israel Felt Within One Hour
Two earthquakes shook northern Israel on Monday morning within an hour of each other. The first quake measured 3.2 on the Richter scale, and the second quake measured 2.7.
Intel Purchases Israeli Startup Moovit
ntel said on Monday that it has purchased Israeli urban mobility startup Moovit for $900 million. The California-based chipmaker said the purchase is part of its plan to become a “complete mobility provider.”
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