Society

Three suspects from the southern Bedouin diaspora were arrested on Highway 6 for allegedly stealing hundreds of tablets from schools in the Lachish region.

Israeli police solved the murder of Janis Yushbayev in Caesarea, filing a prosecutor's statement against 54-year-old suspect Doron Weizmann.

Israeli police will request an eight-day extension of the remand for Mahmoud Samhat, suspected of fatally running over 17-year-old Amichai Attia in Hadera.

The iconic Leonardo Plaza Tiberias has reopened as the Leonardo Plaza Kineret following a massive 150 million NIS renovation, introducing upgraded rooms, luxury spa facilities, and a year-round cultural performance hall.

A 48-year-old resident of Segev Shalom was arrested in Bethlehem with over 187,000 suspected drug pills, including Captagon and Tramadol, valued at over 10 million shekels.

Thousands leaving Jerusalem after Yom Kippur faced severe transit delays and overcrowded buses due to the traditional suspension of Israel Railways services on the holiday.

Israeli comedian Hadar Levi fell victim to a phishing scam ahead of Yom Kippur, losing control of her phone number and accounts after clicking a fake debt notification.

Discover five fascinating facts about the etrog, the majestic yellow citrus fruit used during Sukkot, exploring its mentions in Jewish texts, historical boycotts, and health benefits.

Petah Tikva has opened professional gyms in all local middle and high schools, investing half a million shekels per facility to combat gym overcrowding and train teen instructors.

The Israel Meteorological Service, alongside Greece and Cyprus, released the new storm-naming list for the South-Eastern Mediterranean Group for the 2026/2027 winter season, aimed at boosting public safety.

The Jerusalem District Court indicted Eliran Salmi from Beit Shemesh for the attempted murder of his ex-wife's partner, after stabbing him five times.

Israeli police seized drugs worth 90 million NIS in Ahismakh, arresting three suspects in one of the largest trafficking busts in recent years.

Herzel Gildengorn, co-founder of the wartime Shishenitzel volunteer initiative providing meals and honoring fallen IDF soldiers, has died at 61 after a severe illness.

A 29-year-old Bat Yam resident was indicted for assaulting a driver with punches and a knife in Tel Aviv following a road dispute, and later offering money to avoid police involvement.

A Tel Aviv court sentenced a 78-year-old grandfather to 15 years in prison and 200,000 shekels in compensation for sexually abusing his three granddaughters.

A 100-year-old lucid and independent Galilee resident successfully underwent a complex, high-risk cardiac catheterization using advanced technology at the Galilee Medical Center.

Haifa municipality announced free blue-and-white parking across the city throughout the Sukkot holiday, from September 25 to October 2, to support tourism and commerce.

Tel Aviv police arrested seven suspects during five separate burglary incidents over Yom Kippur, recovering stolen laptops, alcohol, cash, and bicycles from businesses and an apartment.

A Tel Aviv court sentenced Yosef Hayak to 39 months in prison for obsessive harassment, making 1,589 calls in a month, and violently assaulting his ex-partner.

Holiday preparations, long drives, and extended sitting often trigger back pain. Orthopedic experts explain how cumulative physical load affects the spine and share practical tips for prevention.

Science proves that human biology is strictly wired for daylight, making night shifts and artificial light disruptors of cellular health, metabolism, and DNA repair.

High cholesterol is a silent risk factor requiring careful management through lifestyle, monitoring, and medication. Experts highlight common pitfalls, including stopping statins prematurely, inconsistent dosing, focusing only on dietary cholesterol, and skipping medical follow-ups.

The Israeli Ministry of Transport revealed that public transport operators manipulated inspection data to evade fines. Civil society groups called for an immediate overhaul of the tender system.

Rabbi Yitzhak Fanger shares his journey from a secular upbringing in Herzliya and Buddhist monasteries in India back to his Jewish faith.

Thousands of worshippers remained at the Western Wall plaza after Yom Kippur ended, joining in massive dance circles and singing together in a deeply moving post-fast celebration.

Tuesday in Israel brings an autumnal feel with light coastal morning drizzle, clearing up by afternoon. Temperatures remain seasonal as stable weather continues through the weekend.

Dozens of Israeli tourists at a Seychelles Club Med resort have fallen severely ill with high fevers, vomiting, and diarrhea, sparking disputes over the outbreak's origin.

Two people died in traffic accidents and thousands required medical attention as Magen David Adom responded to emergencies across Israel during Yom Kippur.

Breaking a 25-hour fast requires a gradual approach. Experts advise starting with water and a light snack, waiting 20 minutes, and avoiding heavy, sugary foods.

The Rabin Medical Center has dropped the name of late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin from its new logo, sparking debate. Management cites patient confusion, while critics question the move's political motives.

Israel's Ministry of Health halted a specific hospital-only batch of Similac baby formula as a precaution after an isolated complaint, with no adverse health reports.

An overview of fasting traditions across major world religions, exploring how Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism incorporate spiritual abstinence into their practices.

The Abu Mokh family in Baqa al-Gharbiya successfully fought off a protection money extortion attempt following a supermarket shooting, forcing a rare public apology.

Israelis made up 23.3% of tourists in Cyprus this August, marking a 28% increase from the previous year despite an overall drop in international visitors.

Prof. Nir Barzilai, a leading longevity researcher, discusses the biology of aging, studying centenarians, and potential anti-aging therapeutics like metformin.

The Tzohar organization is holding its 29th open Yom Kippur prayer initiative across 400 locations in Israel, including a special gathering at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv.

Two Eilat minors were arrested for allegedly assaulting a hotel guard. Meanwhile, police reinforced security in the city ahead of Yom Kippur.

Border Police arrested an 18-year-old motorcyclist in Kafr Yasif who tried to flee police without a helmet while carrying his seven-year-old cousin.

Three undocumented West Bank residents were arrested in Tel Aviv for property offenses after police caught two driving stolen cars and a third riding a stolen bicycle.

An Abu Ghosh resident was arrested for smuggling over two kg of synthetic drugs from Thailand disguised as printer ink, following a joint police and tax authority operation.