Articles by September, 2025

As 2.6 million students return to schools across Israel today (Monday), the education system is facing what experts and educators describe as the most severe crisis in its history — with dramatic deterioration in budget allocation, academic standards, leadership, and core democratic values

A group of prominent Israeli civilians, including retired military officers, legal professionals, and industrialists, filed a petition with the High Court of Justice today, seeking to overturn the government's recent decision to occupy Gaza City

In a pioneering move aimed at improving the integration and productivity of foreign workers in Israel, Dynamic Staffing Services, India’s largest international recruitment agency, has launched a comprehensive Hebrew-language training initiative for Indian workers. The program, titled “Shalom-Namaste,” is being developed and delivered in collaboration with Workforce24, a tech company focused on migrant worker solutions

In a dramatic escalation of Israel’s ongoing constitutional crisis, the High Court of Justice unanimously decided today to advance the hearing on the government's attempt to dismiss Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, despite the government’s refusal to file a legal response to the petitions against her removal

Amid the backdrop of ongoing regional tensions and war, Israel successfully launched its newest spy satellite, "Ofek 19", into orbit on Tuesday night. The launch took place at 10:30 p.m. from a site in central Israel, and the satellite was clearly visible from multiple locations across the country

U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed Saturday night that active negotiations are underway with Hamas over a potential deal to release hostages held in Gaza. Speaking from the Oval Office, Trump stated: “We are in deep negotiations with Hamas. I heard that some of the hostages died recently — I hope that’s not true.”

Tens of thousands of Israelis took to the streets across the country Saturday night, demanding a comprehensive hostage deal and an end to the war in Gaza, now in its 701st day. The protests, led by families of the kidnapped and supported by wide swaths of the public, were marked by emotional speeches, rising public anger, and clashes with police in several locations

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday evening that Israel is "considering" a new proposal put forward by U.S. President Donald Trump to secure the release of hostages held in Gaza. However, shortly afterward, Trump contradicted Netanyahu, stating publicly that Israel has already accepted the terms of the proposed agreement

Six Israelis were murdered and 21 others were wounded in a deadly shooting attack at the Ramot Junction in Jerusalem this morning. Among the injured, five are in serious condition, two are in moderate condition, and three have suffered light injuries. The attack took place near a bus and a light rail station, and the assailants were swiftly neutralized at the scene by security forces and a civilian

Israel's government deficit narrowed slightly in August, reaching 4.7% of GDP, or approximately NIS 98 billion, according to data released by the Ministry of Finance. This marks a modest improvement from 4.8% in July and 5% in June