Society

The Jerusalem District Prosecutor's Office files an indictment against Liel Ifargan for the murder of 7-year-old Hallel Dadon and the serious wounding of another child in Beit Shemesh.

A Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul to Tunis faced severe turbulence and diverted safely to Enfidha after three failed landing attempts at Tunis-Carthage.

A new study published in the journal 'Atherosclerosis' reveals that yellowish deposits near the eyes, known as xanthelasma, may indicate a significantly increased risk of heart attacks and strokes.

A man in his 30s was killed and a woman moderately injured in a severe three-vehicle crash on Route 762 near Rekhasim on Sunday evening.

Sixteen people are receiving preventative rabies treatment after a rabid fox was discovered in Karnei Shomron and a nearby military base, prompting urgent health warnings.

Yehuda Aaron Widawski, a Holocaust survivor from the Łódź Ghetto and Auschwitz who dedicated his life to preserving Jewish heritage, has died at 107.

The Israeli Ministry of Health announced that tests for Ebola returned negative for a traveler returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, ending a brief health scare.

Five minors were arrested in Holon following a violent street brawl that left two individuals hospitalized with moderate stab wounds.

Shots fired at a Jisr az-Zarqa school left no injuries as police swiftly arrested three suspects. Meanwhile, violent crime surges with a Negev teacher injured and three young men found dead in a burned car, bringing the Arab community's yearly toll to 173.

Three young men from Jaljulia were found shot dead inside a burning car near Jatt, bringing the 2026 Arab community homicide toll to 176.

A wildfire broke out at the Tel Dan Nature Reserve on Sunday, prompting the evacuation of all visitors and the site's closure. This follows a major tire fire in Yarka the previous night.

A surge in sophisticated financial scams targeting elderly Israelis has left vulnerable seniors stripped of their homes and life savings, prompting expanded free legal aid.

The Central District Court in Lod sentenced 21-year-old Kamar Kassem to 15 months in prison for causing the death of 18-year-old Nikita Khudozhnik in a high-speed collision.

A Tel Aviv court sentenced a 35-year-old Eritrean national to a suspended term for assault after he stole a decoy phone from an undercover police officer during a sting operation.

A Maccabi Haifa fan was sentenced to five months of community service and fined for violently assaulting a 17-year-old rival supporter over a scarf and hat at a Haifa bus stop.

Japan's Yamanashi Prefecture is set to charge reckless climbers for helicopter rescues on Mount Fuji during off-season closures. The measure aims to curb dangerous hikes and ease public financial burdens.

A new Israeli Ministry of Education pilot program is guiding high school students toward the IDF's prestigious Tzameret medical reserve track, connecting teens with student mentors to help navigate complex admission requirements.

Israir launches direct flights to New York as the third Israeli carrier on the route. While holiday prices remain high, post-holiday fares drop significantly.

A review of health studies compares dry saunas, steam rooms, and infrared saunas, examining their specific benefits for cardiovascular health, relaxation, and muscle recovery.

A tourist in Santiago was scammed out of 1,500 dollars by a fraudulent taxi driver, highlighting global travel scams ranging from airport traps to digital booking fraud.

Crowne Plaza Haifa offers a balanced urban getaway on the Carmel ridge, combining sweeping bay views, a spa complex, and proximity to major cultural sites and the upcoming Haifa International Film Festival.

As the UN prepares to end UNIFIL's mandate in southern Lebanon by late 2026, the historic city of Tyre faces a major economic reckoning alongside security concerns, having relied on peacekeepers for decades.

Israeli wildlife photographer Matan Sharon led an expedition to Uganda, capturing rare mountain gorilla behavior in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, shoebills at Mabamba, and a surprise proposal on the Nile.

Sara Dahan, a 28-year-old mother from Sderot, reflects on her harrowing journey from foster care and trauma to surviving the October 7 attacks, as she fights to rebuild her life and secure a future for her three children.

Psyllium husk is a popular fiber supplement known for lowering cholesterol and aiding digestion. However, proper hydration and medical guidance are essential to avoid side effects and drug interactions.

Hot and summery weather continues across Israel as Yom Kippur approaches. Temperatures will rise slightly above seasonal averages, bringing heavy heat loads nationwide.

Three men were found dead inside a burning car near Baqa al-Gharbiya overnight. Police suspect a criminal motive as investigations continue into the latest deadly violence.

A Border Police officer was filmed smashing the window of a resident's parked car in Musmus without provocation. The vehicle's owner demanded accountability.

Two men were seriously and lightly injured in a shooting in Umm al-Fahm on Saturday evening. MDA medics evacuated them to HaEmek Hospital as police opened a criminal investigation.

A massive tire fire near the BIG Fashion complex in Yarka prompted evacuations and road closures. Firefighters successfully contained the blaze, with no injuries reported.

A 14-year-old boy was critically injured in a shooting in Kafr Kanna on Saturday, while escalating violence across Arab society pushes the annual death toll to 170 amid growing security concerns.

Discover ten family-friendly holiday activities across Israel for Rosh Hashanah, combining apiary tours, desert adventures, science exhibits, and historical heritage sites from north to south.

A 23-year-old motorcyclist in Netivot was arrested after severely injuring a female police officer during a confrontation. The officer underwent surgery at Soroka Medical Center, and a Beersheba court extended the suspect's detention by four days.

An overview of volunteering opportunities across Israel highlights diverse initiatives, from 4x4 jeep trips for special education students to mentoring the blind and supporting elderly Alzheimer's patients.

Thousands of North American Jews are moving to Israel through Nefesh B'Nefesh, driven by rising antisemitism and a deep sense of Zionist commitment following the events of October 7.

A 56-year-old man was arrested for setting fire to an electric car near Assuta Medical Center in Ashdod, claiming inadequate medical treatment as his motive.

A Tel Aviv court convicted a drug dealer caught with heroin and cocaine, but severely criticized police for using municipal cameras for real-time surveillance without legal authorization.

A Tel Aviv court acquitted a 60-year-old man of threatening his wife, citing severe flaws in the police investigation and a lack of reliable evidence.

The Central District Court in Lod convicted a man of sexually abusing his wife's niece over three years, while acquitting him of severe charges due to police investigation flaws.

The Greek island of Nisyros has approved a one-time grant of 3,000 euros for every newborn in resident families to combat severe demographic decline and retain young populations.