Local communities say Palestinian infiltrators steal valuable equipment and vandalize agricultural produce; but local police force only has one patrol car to cover a vast area of land.
Thousands of mourners gather outside family home of 21-year-old Aiia Maasarwe in the predominantly Arab town of Baqa al-Gharbiyye, week after she was brutally attacked and killed in Melbourne.
Lebanese military says Hussein Ahmed was recruited by Israeli intelligence agency and is responsible for the 2018 attempted murder of Mohammed Hamdan, the brother of the terror organization's top representative in the country.
Yusuf al-Assam was on a family vacation in Sharm El Sheikh when he accidentally hit a young Egyptian woman while going down a water slide. But even though the two sides worked out the matter between them, he remains in prison.
Head of New Right party accuses former IDF chief of failing to tackle Hamas in 2014 war and being satisfied with 'a tie'; defending decision to leave Jewish Home, outgoing education minister says new movement appeals to both religious and secular voters on the right.
European Union gives over ?5 million in 2017-2018 to organizations like Al-Haq and Al-Mezan, which openly promote boycott against Israel; 'Instead of hiding behind empty statements, the EU needs to implement its own declared policy and immediately cease funding organizations that promote boycotts,' says Strategic Affairs Minister Erdan.
Following pre-dawn raid Monday in Syria, which IAF hit Iran military and intelligence targets near Damascus's international airport, Syrian envoy Bashar Ja'afari argues his country has the right to respond in kind.
In May 2018, while the Palestinian president was suffering from pneumonia at a Ramallah hospital and his doctors feared a complete system shutdown, Israel sent a specialist to help treat him.
Two posts belonging to the terror group's military wing reportedly struck in the evening hours after an Israeli officer had been shot by militants earlier during violent riots along the border fence; In light of the escalation Israel cancels third Qatari cash infusion meant for Gaza's civil servants.
51% of senior citizens sponsored by 'Latet' organization cannot afford to heat their homes this winter. Instead, they stay indoors, trying to keep themselves warm.
At least one Palestinian militant reported dead after IDF shells a Hamas military position in Gaza in response to an officer being shot during violent demonstartions that erupted along the border fence.
As Netanyahu attacks AG Mandelblit and police over handling of his corruption investigations, the president expresses concern over 'deteriorating respect for the rule of law.'
According to Channel 12 News, PM Netanyahu pressured Walla! News website owner Shaul Elovitch to publish a story that Bennett's wife worked as a chef at non-kosher restaurants and that his father attended a demonstration against slain PM Rabin.
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says total of 15 foreign nationals killed in the pre-dawn raid Monday in Syria, which IDF confirmed at targeting Iran military and intelligence installations.
Asher Elmaliach, who was stabbed preventing Yassin Abu al-Qara'a from entering Jerusalem Central Bus Station in December 2017, will testify against his attacker, and tell the judges: 'Justice can only be done is if this villain rots in prison for the rest of his life.'
Institute for National Security Studies says the volatile situation along the northern border as well as in the Gaza Strip could lead Israel to war against Iran, Hezbollah and the Palestinians at the same time.
Society for Protection of Nature in Israel files official document objecting JNF plan to transform 200 acres in south into farmland, claiming it threatens the country's rare mammals and reptiles.
Mayor of Baqa al-Gharbiyye says leaders' failure to address fatal attack on Aiia Maasarwe in Melbourne was 'disgrace for Israel?; 21-year-old's funeral expected to take place on Wednesday.
Mandelblit meets with the prime minister's legal team for almost three hours to discuss their request not to announce a hearing for the prime minister before the Knesset elections in April.
Israeli military says the rocket attack on Sunday took Iran forces 'months' to prepare and was meant to deter the IDF from operating against the Islamic Republic's military targets in Syria.
Iranian air force chief says his young airmen 'impatient to eliminate Zioinist regime,' following the IDF?s early morning attack on Revolutiuonary Guards weapon facilities in Damascus.
At least 11 pro-Assad regime fighters said killed; Syrian military says four troops among the dead, claims to have destroyed 'most of the hostile targets' during Israel Air Force attack on Iranian Quds targets near Damascus; IDF says the raid came in response to rocket launched at Golan Heights a day earlier.
Palestinian Authority has raised $2 million for the reconstruction and resettlement of the refugee camp south of Damascus, which was once considered the capital of the Palestinian Diaspora.
In an attempt to prevent the arrest of a 14-year-old boy, suspected of hurling rocks at Israeli soldiers, Palestinian women attack an IDF lieutenant; IDF says officer behaved properly.
After Israel prevented third installment of Qatari funds from entering Strip in protest of Palestinian violence, head of Qatar's Gaza Reconstruction Committee confirms additional $150 million will arrive Wednesday.
Justice minister tells protesters near her Tel Aviv home that the controversial legislation, which 'defines Israel as the national home of the Jewish people,' doesn't harm their community.
Source tells state news agency: 'Our air defence systems thwarted an Israeli air aggression and prevented it from achieving any of its goals'; meanwhile, Iron Dome intercepts a rocket fired at Golan Heights.
Israel and Muslim-majority African nation restore relations during the first ever visit by Israeli leader, as PM continues bid to embrace nation traditionally supportive of Palestinians at UN.
Palestinian PM sent the Trump administration a polite notice declining American financial assistance, which he said had become 'dividing force' due to enhanced terrorism law.
A former IDF soldier wielding a knife is shot dead in the street by police, and it later emerges he had mental health issues; his family say he was killed because he is Ethiopian, and accuse the police of racism.
Extreme sports enthusiastst from all over Israel rush to the country's only ski resort as the temperatures expected to warm up and hit above seasonal average by the end of the week.
Amid reports Attorney General Mandelblit plans to indict Prime Minister Netanyahu in two cases, Netanyahu launches attack on Mandelblit, saying quotes from him reported by Channel 12 are 'unprecedented in the history of Israeli justice and raise serious questions.'
Some 3,000 people participate in Women's March rally in Sydney, urging government to take steps to ensure safety of women after 21-year-old Aiia Maasarwe was killed when walking home following a night out.
Government approves rehab plan for former prostitutes, including establishing apartments and hostels for their use ?even disability pensions are a real possibility.
Prime minister has demanded that no decision be made until after the April 9, on the grounds that it would unfairly prejudice voters against him; Mandelblit willing to discuss issue with PM's lawyers
Hezbollah TV station claims detainee is an American Jew, while state-run news agency reports he is US citizen arrested in southern city of Tyre; US embassy says it is 'ready to provide all appropriate consular services.'
Head of new Israel Resilience Party says in brief video that 'things must change and we will change them', former IDF chief seen as greatest threat to Netanyahu reelection.
Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the secretary-general of the Arab League, draws ire after saying 'There are more pressing matters we must contend with' amid internal Arab issues in Yemen, Libya and Syria.
After announcing its decision to invest NIS 100 million in security infrastructure in southern communities, the Jewish National Fund freezes the works due to dispute with the Finance Ministry.
MKs Ayelet Nahmias-Verbin, Eitan Broshi and Hilik Bar announce they won't seek reelection, with both Broshi and Nahmias-Verbin citing changes to the party under chairman Avi Gabbay.
Report by Judea and Samaria District Police says the Temporary International Presence in Hebron (TIPH) is disrupting IDF and police work in the Palestinian city in order to justify their high salaries.
Police in Melbourne release footage showing the last moments of 21-year-old Aiia Maasarwe, whose body was found near a local train station after she?d been violently attacked and murdered.
Attorney Effi Naveh, who sits on the Judicial Selection Committee, is suspected of receiving sexual bribes in return for judicial appointments; female judge, female lawyer also suspects in the case.
Police launch an investigation into vandalized statue of a figure playing the flute, sculpted in honor of the six million Jews who perished at the hands of the Nazis.
Israel's ambassador to Macedonia, known for photos of him in mid-air in front of world's best-known landmarks, joins a social project involving young people with disabilities.
US deputy secretary of energy says China's involvement in Israel, such as the construction of Haifa port, could harm Jewish state's intelligence-sharing ties with Washington.
Head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards calls Prime Minister Netanyahu?s warning ?a joke?; says Islamic Republic will keep its forces and weapons in the war-battered country.
Italian security guards at their country's embassy in Israel held for two days of questioning in Gaza after they were chased into a UNESCO building in Gaza when they refused to stop at a Hamas checkpoint.
State Department confirms US citizen shot dead by al Shabaab gunmen during 12-hour assault at Nairobi hotel complex; 11 Kenyans and a Briton also killed.
For the first time, US to acquire a full weapons system from Israel to defend its troops in battlefields abroad; the US Army is asking Congress for $373 million for the deal, with the expected delivery date being 2020.
Police investigating suspicions of ethical offenses in connection with the appointments of judges, in a case almost entirely under gag order; detectives raid Israel Bar Association offices.
Following Airbnb's announcement in November that it would delist 200 properties and cease its operations in Israeli settlements, Gov. Ron DeSantis calls for sanctions against the online lodging marketplace unless it reverses its decision.
Almost eight months after the Israel-Palestine director of organization appealed his deportation order, the state replies by saying ?appellant continues to promote boycott of Israel.?
Rishon LeZion Magistrate's Court extends remand of teen suspect in death of Aisha al-Rawbi, killed after settlers allegedly hurled stones at her vehicle.
Terrorist Rizq Salah killed IDF soldier Guy Friedman with an explosive device in 1990, but now he is allowed to cultivate land near Netiv Ha'avot; IDF: 'After verifying his right to the land and in the absence of other security impediments, his access to the land was allowed.'
Following Israeli strike at the Damascus Airport on Friday night, satellite company ImageSat International publishes images showing 3 craters formed where an arms depot was located.
Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi becomes the Israel Defense Forces' 22nd commander; 'To defend our national home, we need a sobered outlook, a fit military force, the willingness to use that force, discretion and determination,' says Kochavi.
National Fraud Investigations Unit is examining materials it received containing Communications Minister Ayoob Kara that raise suspicions of alleged criminal activity; Kara: 'I'm confident in my righteous and honest path.'
Iranian Foreign Ministry says Israel's admission of carrying out 'hundreds' of attacks on targets belonging to Iran, are 'Zionists' attempt to conceal their failures in the region'; adds there is no Iranian military in Syria, only 'consultants.'
Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs David Hale says US will step up its efforts against the Islamic Republic and its proxies in the region, adding it?s 'unacceptable' to have a militia assembling weapons 'outside the control of the state.'
After PM assumed responsibility for Friday's Damascus airstrike, his former defense minister insinuates that his considerations in doing so may have been political, and aimed at the April 9 elections.
Waqf spokesman says guards of mosque at sensitive site barricaded themselves inside, thereby preventing entry of law enforcement official with religious headcovering.
Drivers are stranded and roads are blocked by rising waters as winter makes itself felt across the country; meteorologists warn bad weather will continue.
Meeting with Druze protesters outside his home, the head of the Israel Resilience Party and former IDF chief ends his silence on political issues, promising to amend controversial legislation to make it more inclusive.
As departing IDF Chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot prepares to take off his uniform on Tuesday, the political echelon and military brass convene at the Kirya army base in Tel Aviv to show their appreciation.
In the wake of reports about Nasrallah's deteriorating physical state, Hussein Abd al-Lahian says that the day on which Hezbollah's secretary-general prays in Jerusalem is near.
Dema Taya, from northern Israel, intends to run in primaries for Netanyahu's right-wing party; 25-year-old outspoken in her support of Israeli democracy, served as PR ambassador abroad.
In departing interviews, Gadi Eisenkot says IAF struck thousands of targets in Syria, determined to halt Tehran's plans for regional hegemony following the Islamic State's loss of power.
New details emerge in case of minor accused of vandalism and arson at a Jerusalem church, in which court found interrogation tactics to be abusive and highly inappropriate.
Abbas mulling removing PA staff from Israel-Gaza crossings, cutting salaries to families of Hamas prisoners or rescinding Palestinian passports for Hamas employees; 'Those that want to rule Gaza must bear the responsibility of governing it,' says PA official.
Revolutionary product has processor that takes into account distance, movement and even the bullets used; 'Dagger' creators also aim to reduce collateral damage.
After his request to split party from the Joint List, 47% of respondents say Ahmad Tibi should lead the faction, more than double number of respondents supporting Ayman Odeh; most voters express dissatisfaction with Joint List
Gaza terror group concludes investigation into Nov. 11 Israeli raid gone awry, which claimed the life of Lt. Col. M.; footage shows force traveling through Strip, with Lt. Col. M. speaking on the phone.
Israeli military marks the completion of operation to locate and neutralize Hezbollah's underground terror constructions after exposing sixth attack tunnel dug along the Israel-Lebanon border.
Air Force attacks Hamas targets in northern Gaza in retaliation for rocket fired from the strip Saturday night; rocket landed in open area causing no injuries or damage.
Syrian state news agency says Israeli jets hit ammunition warehouse at Damascus airport, adding most Israeli missiles intercepted by Syrian air defenses; Syrian Observatory says Israel also targeted Hezbollah missile deport in Al-Kiswah area.
Some 13,000 Palestinians are rioting on several locations along the security fence, throwing explosive devices and trying to cross into Israel; in response, IAF aircraft targets 2 Hamas military posts.
A house of worship on the move: Adas Israel Congregation, the oldest surviving shul in Washington, moves to a new location where it will become part of the new Capital Jewish Museum.
Jewish state outlawed practice of marrying multiple spouses many years ago, but it's widespread in the impoverished Bedouin community that sees the Israeli government's efforts to end the old custom as a ploy to curb their population growth.
Israeli sources say Croatia is 'not responsible' for the cancellation since Israel couldn't get US approval not to strip off IAF's sophisticated electronic and radar systems it added to fighter jets bought from Washington some 30 years ago.
The 83-year-old Palestinian leader spent 109 days abroad last year, visiting 17 countries, despite growing health, budgetary and politicial woes at home.
Critics brand newly inaugurated Route 4370 as 'apartheid,' saying it benefits Jewish settlers, while Israeli officials call the segregated road system 'an example of the ability to create coexistence.'
Some 16,000 dunams of deserted land to be transferred to farmers from Gaza border communities, terrorized by incendiary airbourne devices scorching their farmland, after new amendment forces the defense establishment to clear all landmines in the region.
Military police arrest 5 members of Netzah Yehuda battalion on suspicion of assaulting two detainees; this is not the first time troubled battalion has been involved in violent incidents, as last month soldiers fought with Border Policemen in an effort to free settlers.
Officers at Paratroopers Brigade's reconnaissance battalion say they acted according to protocol when approving solo navigation exercise during which Sgt. Evyatar Yosefi drowned after being swept away by the strong current while trying to cross the Hilazon stream.
A Muslim civil rights group sues the US state of Maryland for enforcing an executive order barring state agencies from contracting with businesses that boycott Israel.
'Netanyahu was already guaranteed the approval of the Trump administration,' says Moeen al-Taher, a Jordanian political analyst; PM made request during recent meeting with John Bolton.
With more and more girls from the national-religious sector enlisting in the IDF, High Court rules Education Ministry must fund programs to help them prepare for army life, just like they do for the boys.
An official form for first-graders lists Judea and Samaria and Golan Heights as separate countries, while Gaza is united with Sinai an independent state, and it even brings back Yugoslavia.
Jewish seminary in West Bank at center of probe into murder of Palestinian mother of nine in October; suspects' lawyers accuse authorities of 'illegal conduct'.
After last year's winner Natalie Portman refused to accept the Genesis Prize over Netanyahu's policies, this year's "Jewish Nobel? goes to an outspoken supporter of the Jewish state.
Kremlin spokesman responds to warning by Shin Bet chief that foreign nation intended to launch cyber attacks in order to influence Israel's April 9 vote; security service it is more than capable of fending off cyber attacks.
Sea of Galilee water levels rise by almost 20cm and a meter of snow hits Mt. Hermon's lower parts as the storm system enters it final stage before tapering off over the weekend.
Segev, the former energy and infrastructure minister who was charged with spying on Israel for Iran, confessed to charges of espionage, aiding an enemy in war time, and providing information to the enemy and will serve 11 years in prison.
GOP's 'Combating BDS Act' meant to counter anti-Israel boycott movement stalled in the US Senate as Democrats say they will block the bill until government is reopened.
Nadav Argaman warns against attempts of 'foreign country' meant to meddle in upcoming elections; the agency says Israel is fully capable of protecting itself.
The Israel Defense Forces filmed the detention of As'am Barghouti , who is thought to have shot dead Sgt. Yosef Cohen and Staff Sgt. Yovel Mor Yosef last month at the Giv'at Asaf outpost.
From screen to reality: Vladimir Zelenskiy, who hosts Ukraine's most popular comedy show, surprised everyone when he announced his candidacy for head of state, but most recent polls put him in second place in the March 2019 vote.
The Jewish National Fund of Canada is accused of violating tax-exempt status by funding projects linked to the Israeli army; organization rejects the allegations, claiming it stopped funding such projects as early as 2016.
Canopy of F-15 Falcon, found south of Hebron, had been transferred to Israeli Air Force for further investigation; senior IAF officer says there was 'no prior warning' before the incident.
