PM Netanyahu Visits the IDF Induction Center and meets with New Recruits
PM Netanyahu visits IDF Induction Center, meets new recruits at Tel Hashomer. Impressed by high youth motivation for combat service.
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FM Sa’ar signs an agreement for the employment of thousands of Cambodian workers in Israel in the agricultural sector.
FM Sa’ar signs agreement for thousands of Cambodian workers to work in Israeli agriculture, boosting labor force and bilateral relations.
Half-Billion-Shekel Reform Expands State Support for Families of Fallen Soldiers
Israel's Knesset approves a NIS 500 million reform expanding support for families of fallen soldiers, raising orphanhood age to 30 and extending benefits.
Israeli Military Establishes New Committee to Determine Proper Commemoration of Fallen Soldiers
The IDF establishes a new committee led by Brig. Gen. (Res.) Ofir Levius to examine and regulate the commemoration of fallen soldiers and preserve their legacy.
‘Path of David’s Wanderings’ Trail Inaugurated on Mount Hebron
The "Path of David's Wanderings" trail inaugurated on Mount Hebron connects Maon and Carmel for 4.5km, costing 3.2 million Shekels, boosting Israeli heritage.
102-Year-Old Immigrant Arrives from France
102-year-old Regina registers as a new immigrant from France at the Population Administration Bureau in Krayot, near Haifa, arriving with her two.
Moderate Earthquake Shakes Southern Israel, No Injuries Reported
A moderate 4.2 magnitude earthquake shook southern Israel near Dimona, with tremors felt across the Dead Sea region, but Magen David Adom reported no injuries.
Over 1,000 New Immigrant Doctors Come to Israel Over Past Two Years
Over 1,000 new immigrant doctors joined Israel's healthcare system in two years, with 541 arriving last year from Russia, US, Canada, France, and South America.
‘A Real Danger’: Herzog Condemns Ministers’ Threats to Defy Israeli Court Rulings
Israeli President Herzog warns ministers' threats to defy Israeli court rulings pose a "real danger" to the nation's democracy and social order.
‘Who Is a Jew’ Bill Fails Knesset Preliminary Vote
Israel's Knesset rejected the controversial "Who Is a Jew" bill in a 60-15 preliminary vote, blocking efforts to redefine Jewish registration and conversion.
New Law Guarantees Military Widows and Widowers’ Continued Benefits Even if They Remarry
Israel's Knesset approves new law guaranteeing military widows and widowers' survivor benefits after remarriage, eliminating age restrictions and pension.
Netanyahu Speaks with Israeli-Argentine Businessman Who Returned to Israel After 18 Months in Venezuelan Captivity
Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke with Yaakov Harari, an Israeli-Argentine businessman, freed from 18 months in Venezuelan captivity. His daughters thanked Israel.
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