News  Sources

News Articles - Page 18 of 209

Arab and Muslim foreign ministers condemned the opening of a Somaliland embassy in Jerusalem, calling it a violation of international law. They reaffirmed support for Palestinian claims to East Jerusalem and Somalia’s territorial integrity.
Iran is casting a preliminary agreement with Washington as a victory after months of conflict, despite significant damage at home. Key issues remain unresolved, and analysts warn that a lasting deal is far from certain.
Dr. Nadia Khir, Israel's first female Druze physician, overcame deep social resistance to pursue medical studies in 1985. Her groundbreaking path helped transform educational opportunities for Druze women, a change she now sees reflected in the next generation.
Amit Halevi urged Israel to move from defensive measures to decisive offensive action against Hezbollah and Iran, including seizing territory up to the Litani River. He also warned that a potential United States agreement with Iran would require a strategic shift and called on right wing voters to mobilize in the upcoming elections.
Nadia Matar’s licensed handgun has been returned after a legal challenge to its confiscation following her participation in protests against aid shipments to Gaza. The decision concludes a dispute over the police action.
A Jewish German actress says she was removed from her own film project after publicly supporting Israel following the October 7 attacks. She claims collaborators feared professional backlash over her stance.
Apartments across Jerusalem, the central region, the north and the south were recently sold at prices ranging from 700,000 shekels to 6.2 million shekels. The deals reflect significant regional price differences in the housing market.
Yair Belachovsky is promoting the legacy of Tel Hai through a new English edition of The Roaring Lion. Blending personal history with national memory, he hopes to inspire unity, strengthen Jewish identity, and encourage immigration to Israel.
Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire has proposed granting honorary citizenship to civilians in Gaza and the West Bank, as well as to Palestinian journalists. The measure will be voted on by the Paris Council in June.
Zenity chief executive Ben Kliger is building a cybersecurity company focused on securing autonomous artificial intelligence agents. With hundreds of employees and tens of millions in annual revenue, he aims to take the company public and join the ranks of Israel’s top cyber firms.
The High Court will review a petition challenging Justice Minister Yariv Levin’s handling of judicial appointments as court vacancies mount. The dispute centers on whether he must convene the Judicial Selection Committee to fill posts before elections freeze the process.
Iran says it shot down an Israeli surveillance drone in Hormozgan province. The wreckage was reportedly recovered with the help of Iranian naval forces.
Our mission is to provide you with up-to-date, concise news from multiple sources in one place, keeping you informed about Israel.
 
Hit 'Subscribe' to get the latest curated news about Israel delivered daily to your inbox