Israel signs $190M artillery training deal with Elbit
Defense Ministry signs 15-year agreement with Elbit Systems to establish advanced training facility for IDF artillery crews operating SIGMA howitzers, PULS rocket launchers.
Defense Ministry signs 15-year agreement with Elbit Systems to establish advanced training facility for IDF artillery crews operating SIGMA howitzers, PULS rocket launchers.


Yaari Liberman, arrested on his way to his Sheva Brachot celebration, is released following protests and political intervention.

House Speaker Mike Johnson breaks into an impression of Donald Trump during an Iowa rally, reenacting the president's early-morning phone calls before realizing Trump was standing right behind him.

Doctors at Beilinson Medical Center perform a robotic lung transplant with minimal incisions, joining around 20 similar procedures worldwide; report rapid recovery and reduced need for painkillers.

Mohammed Sweitat, 21 years old from Shfaram, arrested for spreading terrorist propaganda online, attemping to recruit supporters.

New petition challenges recent rules denying daycare subsidies to families of haredi draft evaders.

Dramatic cockpit recordings capture the crew's frantic warnings of a rapidly descending aircraft moments before the Learjet crashed in a residential area, killing all nine people aboard.

Four Hamas terrorists, including October 7 attacker, sniper commander, and recruitment official, eliminated in separate IDF strikes in northern Gaza.

Rushed from the fighting in Gaza, Shimon Aviksar had just half an hour with his wife before she died. After 900+ days of reserve duty and an injury, he is raising their three children alone and needs your help.







































































Shas leader Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef's office rejects reports of support for Eisenkot; Shas officials avoid directly denying quiet contacts.

Sephardic Chief Rabbi David Yosef condemns baseless hatred and public divisions following the elections, urging Israelis to respect one another and strengthen Jewish unity.

Yisrael Beytenu chief MK Avigdor Liberman declines to commit to recommending Yashar! chairman Gadi Eisenkot for prime minister, demands Knesset speakership for his party.

The commentator pushes back against criticism of Sderot and Ofakim residents who voted for Netanyahu after the October 7 massacre, explaining why they saw him as their best option.