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.
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.
The IDF has identified a terrorist attack tunnel which infiltrated into Israeli territory from the southern Gaza Strip, the military announced Tuesday evening.
The United Arab Emirates government on Monday ratified the landmark peace agreement it signed with Israel at the White House last month.
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 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.
Two IDF soldiers were injured early Wednesday morning, during a pre-dawn arrest operation in Samaria.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu announced Tuesday morning that the US-based energy company Chevron will operate Israel’s gas reserves.
Eli Rozenberg, the 26-year-old son of millionaire U.S. businessman Kenny Rozenberg, has taken control of El Al Airlines, after a tumultuous debate over who should manage Israel’s flagship airline.
An attempted terrorist attack was foiled Monday morning south of Jerusalem. No injuries have been reported among Israeli security personnel.
Additional details of the recently exposed missile sites in Beirut have been published by the IDF, including machinery and personnel.
Following Prime Minister Netanyahu’s revelation at the United Nations that Hezbollah has a missile storage depot in the neighborhood of Janah near the Beirut airport because Hezbollah, the IDF released more information about the weapons depot.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu today addressed the question of how long the tight closure on the country will last, and estimated that it would take “at least a month”.
In recent nights, IDF fighters have arrested 26 Arabs suspected of involvement in terrorism and possession of illegal weapons.
Israel’s Coronavirus Cabinet is considering mandating the closure of all synagogues in Israel, banning Sukkot markets, scaling back private sector business operations, and other measures to combat the coronavirus.
Israel’s Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu spoke with the Prime Minister of Honduras Juan Orlando tonight (Sunday) and discussed the moving of the Honduras embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
During archaeological work at the Khirbet Brakhot archaeological excavation site in Gush Etzion, a rare archaeological find was discovered – an intact inkwell dating to the end of the Second Temple period.
