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An Ashdod resident had his remand extended by four days over allegations of distributing intimate images of his ex-girlfriend and issuing violent threats following their breakup.

A 26-year-old man was brutally murdered in Rahat following a parking dispute. This latest killing brings the death toll in Arab society to 177 since the beginning of the year.

Light rain fell in Eilat and the southern Arava region, with minor showers expected to continue. Authorities warn of a localized flash flood risk near the Dead Sea by Sunday evening.

Tiberias is emerging as a top tourism destination, offering visitors a rich blend of history, thermal springs, culinary delights, and ecological lake cruises.

Nearly eighteen years after the assassination of Israeli underworld boss Yaakov Alperon by a car bomb in Tel Aviv, investigators and his former lawyer reflect on the enduring mystery.

A slight rise in temperatures is expected today, with partly cloudy skies and possible light local rain in the southern Negev and Arava by the evening hours.

Israeli police and rescue forces launched extensive searches off the Sdot Yam coast following an unverified report of a body spotted among sea rocks.

Police fired at a stolen vehicle on Route 60 after it broke through roadblocks. The car overturned and caught fire, critically injuring the driver.

Five people were injured in two separate violent incidents near the Qalandiya checkpoint and Rahat, leaving one in serious condition and four others with moderate to minor injuries.

Jerusalem police uncovered a major weapons cache hidden beneath concrete in East Jerusalem's Beit Hanina neighborhood, seizing M16 rifles and hundreds of rounds.

Five teenage boys aged 14 to 16 were arrested in Kfar Saba on suspicion of gang-raping a 14-year-old girl in a neighborhood shelter after forcing her to smoke cannabis.

A journey through Rahat with the Desert Magic tourism initiative reveals a vibrant Bedouin city of resilient women, local art, bustling markets, and rich culinary traditions.

Tel Aviv police closed Jaffa's popular "The Old Man and the Sea" restaurant for 30 days after discovering undocumented workers, marking the fourth closure for similar offenses.

The Supreme Court increased prison sentences for a father and son convicted of brutally attacking Jaffa lawyer Ronen Ben-Zvi, leaving him with permanent brain damage.

Four recycling trucks were torched at the Dudaim waste site near Beersheba in a suspected extortion-related arson attack, threatening municipal garbage collection across the Negev region.

Smugglers in Lebanon are reportedly using former underground fuel pipelines from Syria to transport thousands of liters of milk daily, sparking severe health concerns over diesel contamination in local dairies.

Infected mosquitoes with West Nile virus were detected in northern and central regions. The Ministry of Environmental Protection urges the public to take immediate preventive measures.

Rebbetzin Shoshana Cohen, matriarch of a prominent Jerusalem family and mother of several leading rabbis, has passed away at the age of 90. Her funeral is scheduled in Jerusalem.

The Ministry of Health warned the public of a rabid jackal found at Kibbutz Beit Alfa, urging anyone with potential exposure between September 24 and October 7 to seek urgent medical care.

A Haifa court awarded 250,000 shekels to a former IDF officer injured in a Tel Aviv fitness studio back injury accident, ruling the studio negligent for placing equipment unsafely.

The Haifa District Prosecutor's Office indicted three men for stealing a Matador missile from the IDF and hiding it near Shefa-Amr, with police requesting their detention until trial.

Celiac disease and gluten sensitivity often manifest through various skin conditions, ranging from dermatitis herpetiformis to psoriasis and hair loss. Medical experts emphasize proper diagnosis.

Israeli airline Arkia is expanding its direct Tel Aviv-Bangkok route with an additional flight on October 14, offering competitive economy and business class fares.

Six individuals, including five minors, were arrested in Jerusalem for a violent robbery and assault near the Jaffa Gate promenade against a 29-year-old resident, with their detention extended until Sunday.

Israeli police arrested over 40 illegal residents in the Nazareth area during a crackdown on a dangerous ring exploiting children for begging at busy northern intersections.

El Al introduces new luxury amenity kits in partnership with Jo Malone London for business and premium passengers, alongside special November flight promotions.

Israeli authorities arrested suspects in the West Bank for illegally trapping thousands of protected songbirds using mist nets during the autumn migration, fueling a clandestine culinary market.

Israel Police have ramped up speeding enforcement using A-3 traffic cameras, issuing over 367,000 fines this year following a shift to risk-based thresholds.

An analysis of flight anxiety explores the psychological triggers behind fear of flying, bodily stress responses, and effective coping mechanisms including CBT and mindfulness techniques.

As students return to classes and prepare for exams, experts explain the science behind exam blackouts. Brain researchers at Bar-Ilan University detail why stress blocks information retrieval and share effective recovery strategies.

Five hours after a driver struck a Haredi protester in Jerusalem, police have not made an arrest, raising concerns over the handling of vehicle-ramming incidents during demonstrations.

Amich Yisrael chairman Ofer Winter faced protests from the Jerusalem Faction during a visit to Bnei Brak, following a similar recent incident involving Naftali Bennett.

A 25-year-old man was killed Thursday evening in a car explosion on Highway 4 near Or Akiva. Police are investigating the incident as a suspected criminal assassination.

Tel Aviv University expects a record 16,657 undergraduate students for the upcoming academic year, driven by rising demand for therapeutic professions, humanities, and social sciences.

Israel returned to Tier 1 in the US State Department's trafficking report after five years, recognized for major gains in enforcement, victim protection, and prevention.

Ben Gurion Airport enforcement cameras have driven a 709% increase in fines since 2022, reminding drivers to use the new free waiting lot instead of stopping illegally.

Eilat police arrested a Jerusalem driver who endangered a three-month-old baby by holding him on his lap, feeding him, and steering with one hand.

A municipal employee received medical treatment after a violent altercation involving former MK Oren Hazan at the Ariel city council meeting.

The Ramat HaSharon municipality removed an unauthorized sign targeting Unit 8200 over October 7, condemning it as illegal, harmful to IDF soldiers, and divisive.