Ceremony was for Abdallah Hamad, killed by IDF in tunnels under Rafah and the son of Ghazi Hamad, a senior member of terror group’s political bureau and negotiating team

With tensions rising over military draft bill, officers in the Haredi Hashmonaim Brigade say that if lawmakers pass a measure supported by leading rabbis, enlistment could climb sharply as hesitant recruits gain the community’s backing

Almog Armoza says a group of Nepalese men struck him in the head with a metal club after hearing him speak Hebrew near a hostel in Kathmandu, which Israeli tourists frequently use; police search for the suspects

Netanyahu’s office said he would speak at 8:10 p.m., but minutes beforehand his spokesperson announced that 'due to scheduling constraints, the prime minister was forced to delay his statement on the draft law'

Kerem Nevo: 'I think investments in Israel are doing well, very good, more than we have expected'

IMPACT-se review shows Palestinian textbooks for 2025–26 still glorify violence, including Arabic lessons built around grotesque text praising suicide bombers

Two young Israelis were lightly wounded in a suspected stabbing attack near the West Bank community of Atarot as IDF troops earlier killed a separate assailant who attempted a second ramming near Hebron 

Rescue crews race to locate survivors in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand after monsoon rains and a rare cyclone submerged villages and displaced more than a million people