Students and faculty at the Bnei Tzvi yeshiva in the town of Bet El in southern Samaria were in mourning Thursday, after the death of Shalom Yohai Sherki in what is looking increasingly like a “car terror” attack in Jerusalem Wednesday night.
A terror attack took place in the Binyamin region, north of Jerusalem, Wednesday morning.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu kept up his criticism of the framework nuclear deal with Iran on Tuesday, pointing out that it fails to address Tehran’s long-range missile arsenal that he argues is meant to enable a nuclear strike against Israel.
Yedioth Ahronoth publisher Arnon (Noni) Mozes’ financial decisions resulted in substantial losses because of speculative investments, News1’s Yoav Yitzhak reported over the weekend.
Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon said Sunday that the framework agreement between Iran and world powers is a huge achievement for Iran and a historic mistake for the West.
After 10 hours of searching for a missing Israeli in the Hebron area, 22-year-old Niv Asraf from Be’er Sheva who was feared kidnapped was found alive in Kiryat Arba on Friday overnight.
Jerusalem – Soldiers launched searches in the West Bank on Thursday for an Israeli feared abducted since disappearing after heading to a Palestinian village for tools to fix a flat tire, Israeli spokesmen said.
An indictment was filed on Thursday in the Center District’s military court against an IDF soldier accused of disclosing secret information and assisting an enemy.
Skopje, Macedonia – Macedonia’s main left-wing opposition leader has accused the head of the country’s intelligence service of taking a large bribe for a surveillance equipment deal with Israel in 2011.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu responded Wednesday to yesterday’s statement by a senior Iranian military official that Israel should be “wiped of the map”, once again criticizing international powers for softening their stance on Iran’s nuclear program while Tehran simultaneously pursues an ever more aggressive foreign policy.