Fatal Bus Crash in Beitar Illit
"Unfortunately, our efforts were unsuccessful and she was pronounced dead at the scene."
After a Long Day’s Emergency Response Training 2 EMTs Use Exhaustive CPR to Save...
The man was rushed to the hospital in stable condition with a pulse and breathing on his own. His life had been saved.
Founder of Hezbollah Ali Akbar Mohtashamipur Dies of Corona Complications
As Iran's ambassador to Syria, he played a pivotal role in the creation of the Lebanese radical Shia terrorist organization Hezbollah.
Last Surviving Liberator of Auschwitz David Dushman Dies at 98
Dushman suffered severe injuries on three separate occasions during the war and was one of 69 soldiers out of 12,000 in his Red Army division to survive the war.
PA Awards $43,000 to Family of Terrorist who Murdered 2 Israelis in 2015
Ramallah Governor Laila Ghannam met with the terrorist's family on Sunday and gave them 30,000 Jordanian dinars – just under $43,000
Scientist Avi Har-Even, 85, Succumbs to Injuries from Acco’s Arab Riots
“There is an attempt to return to the routine, but there are constant riots by Arabs against Jews.”
Netanyahu: Vaccinating Teens Will Assure Israel Herd Immunity
"Israel's victory was achieved thanks to two basic elements: The millions of vaccines that we brought to the country, and their rapid distribution to the citizens of Israel."
Israel to Host OECD Annual Global Forum on Digital Security for Prosperity
"It is time to upgrade cooperation beyond bilateral collaborations . . . and make them multinational. Cyber defense is done as a community."
Report: No More Masks, Indoors or Out, Effective June 15
Travelers leaving or entering the country are still required to obtain a PCR test within 72 hours of entering the airport, whether they are vaccinated or not.
Israel’s F-35s Fly in Furthest Military Drill Ever, Closer to Iran
“Iran is in our crosshairs.”
Explosion, Then Fire at Iranian Steel Plant
“A sudden overflow of molten material in the blast furnace caused a fire and smoke.”
TAU Scientists Discover Process to Get Good Viruses to Destroy Bad Bacteria
The original phage research was interrupted by the onset of World War I, as well as a shortage of funding and the discoveries of antibiotics.
Massive Fire Blazing Near Gush Etzion Town of Bat Ayin
Roads in Gush Etzion area were closed to traffic and residents in Bat Ayin are being evacuated for their own safety.
Hamas Leader: ‘God has Decreed We Must Attack Tel Aviv’
Yahya Sinwar says Israel only destroyed 3 percent of Gaza's tunnel network, Hamas used only “50 percent of its power” in the latest conflict and any future fighting will “reshape” the region.
Police Arrest 4, Including Litzman’s Aide, in Sprawling Corruption Case
After a covert and strenuous investigation, the public phase began Sunday with the arrest a number of suspects on suspicion of committing bribery, fraud and breach of trust offenses.
Israel Permits COVID-19 Vaccines to Teens Aged 12-16
Israel has lifted almost all the COVID-19 restrictions.
Sunday Morning Rescue By your Friendly Neighborhood Grocer
United Hatzalah volunteer EMT Issac Mougrabi was working his shift at a supermarket in Holon when his communications device alerted him to a nearby medical emergency.
Bar-Ilan U Researchers May Soon Explain Cantankerous Debates on Israeli Media
Bar-Ilan University researchers move a step closer to understanding how the brain processes multiple conversations at once.
Fear Mongering: Media Depict Rabbis’ Letter Urging to Stop Bennett-Lapid as Call for Assassination
Argaman's announcement was a rare thing in Israel's political history, in which most earth-shattering political announcements have to do either with the Holocaust or the Rabin assassination.
ZIM Ship Leaves Oakland Harbor as Longshoremen Refuse to Cross Anti-Israel Picket Line
Stop ZIM ships action will take place in Los Angeles, Vancouver, Houston, Seattle/Tacoma, and New York/New Jersey.
Facebook on a Rampage to Gag Right-Wing Israelis Ahead of Change in Government
The anti-free speech attitude is now policy with Facebook, as well as its subsidiary WhatsApp, and its competitor Twitter.
Report: Mughrabi Bridge to Temple Mount on Verge of Collapse
A structural engineer warned of “extreme dryness” and “many longitudinal cracks” in the planks of the wooden footbridge.
Sen. Menendez Lays Out Political Strategy for Mideast Relations, Reaffirms Support of Israel
The New Jersey Democrat said, “Let me be clear: In the face of a terrorist organization committed to Israel’s destruction, willing to indiscriminately attack civilians and put others directly in harm’s way, Israel has every right to defend herself and her population, full stop.”
DM Gantz Demands Cancellation of the Jerusalem Flag Dance March
"It is our obligation to issue a clear and unambiguous call to immediately cease the inciting and violent discourse."
Massive Fire Spreading from Outskirts of Jerusalem, Tzur Hadassah
"It is too early to determine what caused the fire; we will conduct a comprehensive investigation."
Nintendo Apologizes for Anti-Semitic Graffiti on Game Site
Legal counsel for the company said the message was in the game’s waiting area, where players decide which battle arena they want to join.
Israeli Arab Reporter’s Home, Car Attacked by Gunfire
The shooters asked neighbors where the journalist lived and opened fire at 1:50 am, according to the report.
Leftists & Hamas Call to Cancel Jerusalem Day Flag Dance March
“We are returning to march through the streets of Jerusalem with our Israeli flags raised. . . Come in droves."
Shin Bet Chief’s Warning Against Incitement May Become Police Repression of Resistance to Bennett’s...
Only last week Jerusalem police picked up a slew of religious Jews they suspected of being a threat to the gay pride parade.
Forest Fire Near Tzur Hadassah
Some residents are being evacuated.