Articles by August, 2026

Israeli police said Friday evening that Meli and Liel Yahalomi, who had been reported missing during a trip abroad, were located safely in Argentina following an extensive international search

Israel launched a series of heavy airstrikes and artillery attacks in southern Lebanon overnight Saturday, following a Hezbollah explosive-drone attack that seriously wounded three Israeli soldiers operating in the Ali al-Taher ridge area

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office declared after the Likud primaries closed Monday that the prime minister was "very pleased" with the results and congratulated those elected to the party's Knesset slate

The United States on Monday announced a new and far-reaching package of sanctions against Iran, targeting nearly 60 companies, individuals and vessels linked to the Iranian regime's nuclear, missile, cyber and oil networks

With the new school year set to begin in just one week, Israel’s education system is facing a growing gap between the enormous resources invested in it and the educational outcomes delivered to students

Israel’s Shin Bet security service confirmed Saturday evening that a threat was made against Yair Netanyahu, the son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while he was staying in Miami

Dozens of Israeli extremists attacked the Palestinian village of Qusra in the northern West Bank over the weekend, throwing stones at Palestinian residents and reportedly barricading themselves inside a Palestinian-owned home. The incident drew sharp condemnation from Israel’s political leadership and renewed concerns over escalating Jewish nationalist violence in the West Bank

In an unprecedented political move ahead of Israel’s upcoming Knesset elections, former Knesset member and retired police Major General Yoav Segalovitz announced Monday evening that he is joining the Ra’am party, headed by Mansour Abbas

Approximately 2.6 million Israeli students are expected to return to schools and kindergartens across the country on Tuesday for the opening of the 2026–27 academic year, including some 180,000 first-graders