As Limor Son Har-Melech, who heads the Knesset Health Committee claims Palestinian students from what she calls 'incubators of terrorism' in the West Bank displace Israeli students in clinical training positions, the health ministry presents data showing core hospital departments are far below training capacity

Police suspect the three men were shot dead amid a dispute between two local crime groups in northern Israel. Emergency services said the victims were around 50. Nine of the year's 10 homicide victims are Arab Israelis

Haaretz has learned that the company of Moti Sander worked on online influence operations for the Greek ruling party New Democracy's 2023 election campaign through Herzog's connections. Sander has since fallen out with the president and threatened to expose alleged understandings between Herzog and Netanyahu over a pardon

This year, the Israeli movie industry will likely continue to feel the effects of its extreme government's actions both at home and abroad. Meanwhile, Netflix and the Saudis flex their muscles internationally

The characterization of 92-year-old U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein, who is an Orthodox Jew, was online in Spanish and English for several hours before the sentence was removed

Judge Benny Sagi was set to deliver the verdict regarding a suspect in the submarine and naval vessels affair, which concerns two deals with a German conglomerate for the acquisition of submarines and missile boats to defend the natural gas fields off Israel's coast

The officer claimed the footage reinforces his account, saying the Tarabin resident opened the door 'aggressively.' Netanyahu toured the Negev following a weeks-long law enforcement operation, with 30 suspects detained or arrested, and called to 'return the Negev to the State of Israel'