Two cyberattacks on Israeli water facilities have occurred recently, the Ynet news website revealed on Thursday. One of the attacks targeted water pumps in the Upper Galilee and the second occurred in the Mateh Yehuda region.
Eighteen people were injured when a bus flipped over in a traffic accident in northern Israel Tuesday morning. At the scene, one person was moderately injured and 17 people suffered light injuries.
Missouri Governor Mike Parson on Monday signed into law a bill prohibiting the state from contracting with companies that boycott Israel. The Missouri House of Representatives passed the measure by a majority of 95-40 in May. The state Senate passed it, 28-1, on April 30.
A senior Hamas official defected to Israel over the weekend, a leading Saudi media outlet reported on Sunday. According to the report, Mohammed Omar Abu Ajwa, who commanded an elite unit of naval commandos, escaped by boat accompanied by his brother on Saturday.
The son of a Monsey Hatzoloh Paramedic, Kenneth (Naftali) Rozenberg, has been named as the person looking to bid for shares in Israeli airline ELAL.
Reminiscent of New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio’s bungling of COVID social distancing enforcement, the police in Israel have again become famous after multiple videos surface showing targeted enforcement on Charedim.
United Airlines announced on Tuesday that it would be further expanding its international schedule in September with nonstop service three days a week between Chicago O’Hare International Airport and Ben-Gurion International Airport.
El Al’s board of directors has approved its nationalization and acquisition by the State that will continue to operate it.
The Israeli Defense Ministry and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) on Monday successfully launched a Shavit space deployment vehicle carrying Israel’s latest surveillance satellite, the Ofek 16.
IAF fighter jets and helicopters on Sunday evening attacked Hamas targets in the northern Gaza Strip. The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit said that Hamas’ underground infrastructure was attacked as well.
Terrorists operating out of the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip fired two rockets towards Israeli territory Sunday evening. Authorities say the two rockets landed in open areas, causing no damage and no injuries.
Gaza’s Interior and National Security Ministry has said that its security forces succeeded in discovering members of a cell working in Israel’s service.
The Israeli military has reduced the mandatory service for male draftees Wednesday, effective immediately. The change, which was announced Wednesday, comes as part of the army service reform plan, which was passed into law in December 2016.
El Al canceled two passenger flights and four cargo flights scheduled for Wednesday. According to Globes, El Al CEO Gonen Usishkin ordered all the company’s planes to return to Israel, including those which are doing cargo distribution abroad.
Coronavirus symptoms can persist for months after patients have ‘recovered’ from the disease, according to a preliminary study published by the Pulmonary Institute at Shaare Zedek Medical Center Sunday morning.
The Red Color siren was heard in communities located near the Gaza border on Friday evening. The IDF confirmed that two rockets were fired from Gaza toward the area.
Two suspected terror attacks near Jerusalem left one person dead Tuesday. Earlier, one person was killed and three more wounded in a shooting, and a second attack took place in the area of Ma’aleh Adumim.
