The Israel Antiquities Authority and the Jewish National Fund have reopened the restored Gal’on Fortress in central Israel, a 12th-century BCE border stronghold built where Israelites, Philistines and Canaanites once warred.
With 100% of the regular ballots counted, excluding the double-envelope votes, Netanyahu's bloc has 53 seats, while the bloc of parties seeking to replace him, led by Gadi Eisenkot, has 48.
Former Israeli hostage Daniella Gilboa, freed after 477 days in Hamas captivity, received a massive standing ovation at her international singing debut in Sydney, Australia.
According to Israeli media reports, in early October Israeli government organizations experienced an average of approximately 2,300 cyberattacks per organization each week.
Arab Barghouti, the son of popular Palestinian politician and imprisoned arch-terrorist Marwan Barghouti, demanded that the world fight for jailed terrorists.
Civilian rapid response teams near the Gaza Envelope are training for the next infiltration, drilling brutal, high-stress scenarios so they can hold the line until the army arrives.
More than 3,000 soldiers have been trained to supervise the voting process, while hundreds of election officers provide information and handle procedures within their units.
Preparations are advancing for a short but intensive campaign that could target Iran's nuclear facilities, energy infrastructure and missile and drone arsenal.
A wave of American and British doctors is making Aliyah, trading comfortable lives abroad for modest homes in Israel to fill a growing physician shortage.
The Palestinians do not need another agreement filled with general declarations whose meaning each faction can interpret according to its own interests.
In an interview with Mark Levin, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed Israel’s ancient and historical connection to the Land of Israel, dismissing the 'colonizer' label and adding that Israel is not looking to drive anyone out.
An Arab Israeli woman working as a truck driver described her freedom to work and thrive in Israel’s economy, dismantling the anti-Israel apartheid narrative with her own lived experience.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu celebrated the opening of Colombia's new Jerusalem embassy, praising shared Judeo-Christian values and vowing deeper cooperation with Latin America.
Two years after a terrorist killed Sgt. Shira Chaya Suslik at the Beersheva central bus station when she confronted him, loved ones and Border Police colleagues gathered to honor her memory.
Austin Tilghman, an American basketball player for Hapoel Ashkelon, pulled back the curtain on life in Israel, highlighting the country’s beauty and expressing his excitement for the season ahead.
The gathering reflects the growing partnership between Israel, Greece and Cyprus, which has expanded in recent years across economic, diplomatic and security fields.
Boris Shtonda, who lost his leg fighting Hamas in Gaza, completed the Hawaii Ironman in 16:33:54, becoming the first Israeli leg amputee to finish the race, waving the Israeli flag.