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Violent storms swept across Israel on Friday, bringing extremely strong winds, heavy rain, and thunderstorms that caused widespread damage, disrupted air traffic, and left one person dead

Three residents of the Arab city of Tira, all in their 20s, were shot and killed late Tuesday night while traveling in their car near Moshav Sde Warburg in the Sharon region, police said. According to initial findings, the shooting was linked to an ongoing dispute, and a manhunt for the suspects is underway

Teva Pharmaceuticals, headquartered in Israel, has announced significant layoffs affecting multiple departments at its main office, alongside a transfer of jobs abroad. The company, which employed 37,851 individuals globally at the close of 2023, with 3,385 based in Israel, cited operational adjustments as part of its new strategy called "Pivot to Growth

The Pardons Department at Israel’s Ministry of Justice is expected to submit its recommendation on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s pardon request in the coming days. So far, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Mayara and the Attorney General’s Office have not conveyed their positions, despite being approached three months ago. Legal experts warn that approving the pardon without their input could be considered a procedural flaw

Thousands of Israelis took to the streets across the country on Saturday evening in a renewed wave of anti-government protests, marking the first large-scale demonstrations since the war with Iran began to proceed without restrictions on public gatherings

Haredi demonstrators protesting against conscription into the Israel Defense Forces broke into the yard of a senior military officer’s home on Tuesday evening, triggering a wave of sharp condemnations from across Israel’s political, military and law enforcement establishments.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secretly visited the United Arab Emirates during the recent conflict with Iran and met with Emirati President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, according to a statement released Wednesday evening by the Prime Minister’s Office

Attorney Michael Ravilo was elected Israel’s next State Comptroller following a dramatic two-round vote in the Knesset that exposed tensions within the governing coalition and prompted allegations of political pressure and violations of ballot secrecy

Dozens of ultra-Orthodox protesters gathered Wednesday evening outside the home of Israeli Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg in Alon Shvut, where demonstrators reportedly attempted to breach the property and caused damage to private belongings

Five people were killed in separate incidents across Israel over the past 24 hours, as authorities continue to grapple with a surge in violent crime linked to organized crime and family feuds