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The military censorship allowed the publication that the video published by an Iranian hacker group called "Moses Staff", which contained additional documentation of the attack in Jerusalem, was taken from the cameras of a large security body. It is not impossible that the group stopped the activity of the cameras in order to prevent the possibility of tracing the perpetrators. However, without intending to, the distribution of the videos may indirectly help the Shin Bet and the police, in an attempt to locate the suspects, using security cameras in the more distant environment in the area...

The government last night approved the change in the law in favor of the self-employed, which is intended to allow the calculation of grants during the eligibility period of this year through a comparison to two thousand and eighteen or two thousand and nineteen, according to the dealer's choice. Prior to the approval of the reservation, only two and nineteen reports were allowed to be compared. Our correspondent, Liel Kaiser, notes that the move was first approved yesterday by the Finance Committee in an exceptional procedure, at the request of Finance Minister Katz, as part of a...

The Ministry of Finance, the Histadrut and the presidents of employers and businesses in Israel have reached agreements on how to pay for the days of isolation. According to the agreement, the isolation days have been reduced from the employee's sick days quota and the payment for the days will be as provided by law. The employee will bear the cost of the first two days and the state and employers will share the cost of the remaining days, so that at the end of the day the total cost will be divided between the employee, the state and the employer. In order to complete the agreement...

The Minister of Finance, Israel Katz, announced that he had agreed with the Director of the Tax Authority on the outline of compensation for indirect damages due to Operation The Wall Guard. This means that gates in the south, such as Ashkelon, Sderot and Beer Sheva, will receive compensation, but the Gush Dan and Shefela areas will not receive any compensation, even though they have received rocket fire. The compensation will be given to businesses for a decrease in business turnover or for wages paid to employees who are absent due to the security situation. Businesses in the Gaza...

Nearly 100 fires have been burning for more than a day - and National Fire Commissioner Dedi Simchi said that the fire in the Jerusalem mountains is similar in size to the giant fire in Carmel in 2010. "more than 5,000 acres of woods were burned, and a few isolated houses caught fire without any injuries," Simchi updated tonight (Sunday), saying that the fact that there were no casualties is a great achievement. A cigarette box was found in the scene where the fire started, near Moshav Beit Meir, but it is not certain that its owners caused the fire. "I have been saying this for several years

An investigation by a global media consortium based on leaked targeting data provides further evidence that military-grade malware from Israel-based NSO Group, the world’s most infamous hacker-for-hire outfit, is being used to spy on journalists, human rights activists and political dissidents. From a list of more than 50,000 cellphone numbers obtained by the Paris-based journalism nonprofit Forbidden Stories and the human rights group Amnesty International and shared with 16 news organizations, journalists were able to identify more than 1,000 individuals in 50 countries who were...

Recent appearances by President Joe Biden have sparked internal discussions within the Democratic Party about the viability of his candidacy leading up to the November elections. Some members are questioning whether it would be beneficial to replace him, given his recent statements and physical demeanor

The bill proposing that the banks will be required to pay interest on the current account, which has already passed the committee of ministers and was supposed to go up for a preliminary vote in the plenary on Wednesday, is dropped from the agenda at this stage. Member of Knesset Yanon Azoulai (one of the bill's presenters), announced that "after consultation with Shas movement chairman Rabbi Aryeh Deri, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, and coalition chairman Ofir Katz, it was decided to wait with raising the bill, which would oblige the banks To pay interest on the current account...