Articles by October, 2025

From 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, Israel will officially move to winter time, as clocks across the country are set back one hour. The change means shorter daylight hours — but an extra hour of sleep for everyone

The number of police investigations into incidents of Jewish nationalist crime and terrorism in the West Bank has declined sharply, even as the number of complaints filed by Palestinians has increased since the beginning of 2025, according to new data released

Tensions in southern Gaza escalated sharply on Tuesday, after Hamas militants fired anti-tank missiles and sniper rounds at an IDF engineering force operating in the Rafah area, the army confirmed

Check Point’s revenue rose 7% year-over-year to $678 million, with North America up 10%, outpacing single-digit gains in other regions. Net profit reached $3.28 per share, boosted by a one-time tax settlement. Excluding that, the company still beat analyst expectations by two cents per share.

Tensions erupted last night (Wednesday) during a meeting of the World Zionist Organization’s Standing Committee, held at the United Nations Buildings in Jerusalem, after the candidacy of Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was presented for the position of Director of the Publicity Department in the Zionist Executive — a post that carries the salary and conditions of a government minister

Tel Aviv University announced last night (Wednesday) that it will confer an honorary doctorate on Einav Tsangauker, one of the leading voices in the national movement for the return of Israel’s abductees from Gaza.