One person was killed in a terrorist stabbing attack in central Israel Wednesday afternoon. The stabbing occurred near the Segula Junction in Petah Tikva. A thirty-nine-year-old victim was declared dead after arriving at the hospital.
Four terrorists from the Islamic Jihad organization were killed in a so-called “work accident” in the Gaza Strip late on Monday. According to Kan 11 News, which cited Palestinian Arab sources, the terrorists were killed while preparing rockets to fire toward Israel.
Non-Israeli passport holders who do not come from countries with low coronavirus infection rates will be banned from entering the country until at least Oct. 1.
An impressive and rare coin hoard from the Abbasid period, dating around 1,100 years ago, was uncovered during the construction of a neighborhood in the center of the country.
A Canaanite fortress from the middle of the 12 century BCE – The days of the biblical judges, was found by Israel Antiquities Authority and teenage volunteers in an excavation close to Kibbutz Galon, near Kiryat Gat.
Over Saturday, more than 35 fires were ignited by incendiary balloons launched into Israel by Gaza terrorists. The fires were confirmed by Israel’s Fire and Rescue Services to have been sparked by incendiary balloons.
As Israeli warplanes struck targets in the Gaza strip for the 11th night in a row in response to continued incendiary balloon attacks, the Gazan factions escalated to rocket fire.
Watch: The IDF’s new ‘Lahav Or’ laser system located and intercepted 32 incendiary and explosive balloons which were launched from the Gaza Strip at Israel yesterday, including one interception which caused the balloon to explode in midair.
The Red Alert siren sounded in Ashkelon shortly before 9 PM Tuesday night after a single rocket was launched from Gaza. There were no injuries.
Sudanese Foreign Ministry spokesman Haidar Badawi Sadiq confirmed the existence of talks between Sudan and Israel with the goal of reaching an agreement to normalize relations between the nations.
A stabbing attack in the old city of Jerusalem left the attacker dead, and a border policeman moderately wounded Monday night.
Israel’s most ancient soap-making workshop (soapery) has been exposed in recent weeks at an excavation site run by the Israel Antiquities Authority and young participants, inside a wealthy home of the Islamic period (approximately 1200 years ago), in the Bedouin city of Rahat.
Following security consultations, Defense Minister Benny Gantz on Sunday morning ordered the complete closure of the fishing zone in the Gaza Strip effective immediately and until further notice.
Rocket attacks by Gaza factions have resumed Shabbos, with two rockets being fired into the town of Sderot. One person was treated for minor injuries from the falling shrapnel, while others were treated from indirect injuries.
New York City’s Democratic Socialists of America chapter ignited a firestorm Friday for drawing up a survey asking City Council candidates if they will pledge to not visit Israel and support a boycott of the Jewish state.
A truly historic moment in history took place Thursday, August 13th, as an agreement was finalized that would bring normalization of ties between the State of Israel and the United Arab Emirates.
After 20 years of activity, the Arrow 2, the oldest “workhorse” in Israel, was successfully tested, according to Defense Ministry Homa System Director Moshe Fattal.
