News  Sources

News Articles - Page 60 of 209

Ben-Gvir's visit to Umm al-Fahm met with resistance from residents who accuse him of neglecting Arab sector problems. The minister's presence in the city leads to confrontations and accusations of creating division and hatred.
A schoolgirl victim of the Southport killer condemns him as a coward for the horrific attack that took three children's lives. She shares the mental struggles she faces after the incident, highlighting the impact on her daily life and hobbies. Rudakubana's guilty plea and sentencing to over 50 years in prison are noted.
The IDF Chief was cautioned by his own against bombing Gaza, while protests erupted in Tel Aviv against Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Israeli and Danish foreign ministers disagree on Gaza's humanitarian situation and medical evacuations, with Sa'ar highlighting progress and Rasmussen expressing concern over the ongoing crisis.
Jim Jarmusch's film wins top prize at Venice Film Festival, while 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' receives second prize for its powerful portrayal of a Palestinian girl's tragic story.
Woman arrested for allegedly attempting to drown her mother-in-law at the beach. Victim rescued and suspect detained for questioning.
Israel expresses regret for civilian harm in the Middle East, attributing it to Hamas. UN data shows Hamas steals humanitarian aid entering Gaza. Hamas and jihadist groups are accused of imposing oppressive laws and violating human rights.
As hostages remain in Gaza, the government is focusing on political maneuvers. Additional funding and controversial laws are being rushed through during the summer recess.
Elon Musk's three-word reply to migrants in Germany and Pakistani man's comments on outnumbering Danes stir controversy online.
US conveys principles for comprehensive deal to Hamas amid escalating conflict in Gaza. Israel strikes high-rise buildings in Gaza City as part of major operation. Families of hostages express concern for loved ones' safety as tensions rise.
Texas woman sentenced to 6 years for arson attack on Washington state church, causing over $3.2 million in damages.
Undersea cables in the Red Sea were cut, leading to internet disruptions in Asia and the Middle East. Concerns over sabotage arose, but the cause of the incident remains unclear. Countries like India and Pakistan were affected by the degraded connectivity.
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