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Families of US victims killed and kidnapped in Hamas terror attacks gathered at the State Department in Washington for a special memorial hosted by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense and 19 defense firms are showcasing combat-proven technologies at the AUSA 2026 exhibition in Washington, following a record year of defense exports.

North Korea launched an unidentified projectile toward its eastern sea on Monday. South Korea and the US are analyzing the launch amid heightened regional tensions.

A New York Times investigation reveals that a senior adviser to U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee systematically blocked or altered critical reports to present the Israeli government positively.

The Israeli Embassy in the U.S. marked three years since October 7 with a memorial in Washington, featuring high-level U.S. officials, prayers, and tributes to national resilience.

The US State Department is closely monitoring reports of a suspected pneumonic plague death in Siberia, urging Moscow to provide reliable medical data.

The Prime Minister's Office has revealed that Benjamin Netanyahu's February trip to Washington cost 1.5 million shekels, following a freedom of information petition.

US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set to meet in Washington on September 24 to discuss trade relations, Taiwan, and international conflicts.

The Kennedy Center board voted to close the Washington venue after a federal judge ruled Trump cannot add his name to it without congressional approval. The closure follows a bitter culture-war takeover and dramatic programming shifts.

At the MEAD conference in Washington, the Muslim Brotherhood's influence was sharply criticized as a major destabilizing factor and a subversive network threatening regional stability.

Washington reporter Neal Augenstein and his family successfully rescued their pet cat, Mike, after accidentally throwing him away inside an old sofa destined for a waste shredder.

Following the appointment of Suleiman Maswada as correspondent in the United States, veteran journalist Neria Kraus is parting ways with the news company. After exploring alternative roles, a decision was made to conclude her tenure.

When celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay opened his burger restaurant in Washington, he promised an exceptional culinary experience. However, for the residents of the luxury "Terrell Place" building located directly above the restaurant, the promise quickly turned into an ongoing nightmare. A few months after the opening, residents report sharp frying and grease odors penetrating their apartments for...

A decision by a federal judge in Washington touches on one of the burning controversies surrounding antisemitism in the US: where the line is drawn between opposition to Israel and harming Jews. The judge refused to accept the claim that attacking a Jewish woman wearing an Israeli flag was merely a protest against Israel: "An assault is not a legitimate form of protest."

Blood libel in the heart of the US capital: extremists turned the street opposite the Israeli embassy into a scene of incitement, including signs accusing Israel of murdering children and 'Israeli control over Washington'.

The suspect was allegedly documented spraying the inscription "Clean hands, dirty money" and pouring soap into the World War II Memorial fountain. Red and green paint was sprayed on the granite stones, and it is speculated that this is a protest against arms supplies to Israel. The suspect faces two charges, with a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.

A 16-million-dollar investment in the renovation of the Reflecting Pool near the Lincoln Memorial has resulted in peeling surfaces and recurring algae issues. A legal scandal involving false vandalism charges has highlighted poor workmanship and raised concerns about the broader scope of the president's multi-billion-dollar urban development plans.

A man arrested on suspicion of starting a massive wildfire in Washington state, USA, confessed to investigators that he waited for a hot, dry, and windy day to ignite the fire. 37-year-old Aaron Prinachi also took responsibility for 25 other arsons in the area over the past year, according to released court documents.

A photo of the goat Lil Bob and her owner near a Metro police station in Washington sparked a wave of rumors on social media about an arrest following subway rides. Authorities clarified that the detention was not related to the goat, but reminded that regulations do not allow bringing goats onto public transport.

The FAA reported a "momentary loss of separation" between the President's Marine One helicopter and a passenger plane taking off from Reagan National Airport. The US President was not in danger, and the US is considering opening an investigation into the matter.

The US President departed from the White House toward Andrews Air Force Base when a passenger plane was cleared for takeoff from Reagan National Airport in violation of safety protocols. The aircraft came into close proximity, though the FAA stated that Donald Trump's life was never in danger.

US authorities have arrested a 37-year-old man on suspicion of igniting one of the destructive wildfires currently raging in Washington state. Aaron F. Prinachi is being held on a $1 million bond.

Taylor Fritz won the Washington tournament this evening (Monday), after defeating Rafael Jodar 6:7 (2), 4:6 in the final match. This is the 11th title in the career of the American tennis player (ranked 9th in the world), but the first above the ATP 250 level since Tokyo 2022.

In Israel, the title "The First Lady" is reserved for the wife of the President, but the Prime Minister's Office referred to Sara Netanyahu this way. During the visit to the USA, not only her face was retouched, but also the face of the Prime Minister himself.

Yaron Avraham revealed on air that he did not receive entry clearance for the Prime Minister's meeting with Donald Trump at the White House. Additionally, media representatives were not allowed to board the 'Wing of Zion' plane and had to travel on commercial flights.

The Iranian news agency Tasnim, linked to the Revolutionary Guards, has published a video inciting the murder of Melania Trump. Benjamin Netanyahu has landed in Washington for talks with Donald Trump, with Iran set to be the primary topic of discussion.

The Prime Minister landed in the US after departing from the Nevatim base on the "Knaf Zion" aircraft under strict security protocols. The agenda for his meeting with US President Donald Trump includes the Iranian nuclear program, the Abraham Accords, and other strategic issues. Later today, Netanyahu will attend the memorial service for Senator Lindsey Graham.

Amid security tensions, the Prime Minister departed from Nevatim Airbase rather than Ben Gurion Airport. Before takeoff, Benjamin Netanyahu stated: "I will discuss all issues on the agenda, first and foremost Iran."