Articles by March, 2026

9 people were killed and 61 were injured on Sunday after an Iranian missile scored a direct hit on a shelter in the city of Beit Shemesh. According to emergency services, four of the victims were inside the shelter when its roof collapsed from the force of the impact. The remaining fatalities were in nearby homes struck by the blast. Among the injured, two are in serious condition, two in moderate condition and the rest sustained light injuries

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has firmly refused to allow the United States to use the jointly operated military bases at Rota and Morón in southern Spain for attacks on Iran, a decision that is straining diplomatic relations with Washington. Madrid has condemned the U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran as “unjustified” and warned of dangerous escalation and legal concerns, emphasizing that the bases will not be used for military operations that lack authorization under international law

A growing debate inside the United States over support for Israel intensified this week as senior Democratic figures, including California Governor Gavin Newsom, voiced unusually sharp criticism of Israeli policy in the West Bank and warned that American support cannot be taken for granted

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

Starting today at 12:00 PM, Israel has eased several restrictions on commercial activity, allowing businesses to reopen amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. The Home Front Command announced that gatherings of up to 50 people will be permitted, provided that standard protected spaces are accessible during alarm periods

The Israel Defense Forces said its troops carried out a special operation overnight Friday in eastern Lebanon aimed at locating the remains of missing Israeli Air Force navigator Ron Arad, but the search did not yield results

Partner Communications Company reported strong financial results for 2025, posting growth across all key profitability indicators and achieving its highest profits in more than a decade

An attempted attack on a synagogue and Jewish educational complex in West Bloomfield, Michigan, ended without civilian casualties on Thursday after security guards at the site shot and killed the suspected attacker, authorities said

Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that the overthrow of Iran’s leadership is not the stated goal of the ongoing Israeli campaign against Iran, though he acknowledged that political change in Tehran could eventually occur as a consequence of the conflict

Economists at JPMorgan have sharply revised their outlook for the Israeli economy, presenting a significantly more cautious assessment amid the ongoing war and rising fiscal pressures