Between loss and hope
Neria's mother prays for a miracle
Chani Leiter, whose son Neria was critically injured in a ramming attack, speaks with Arutz Sheva about her son's transfer to rehabilitation.
Chani Leiter, whose son Neria was critically injured in a ramming attack, speaks with Arutz Sheva about her son's transfer to rehabilitation.


David Barnea warned that Tehran is already working to rebuild its nuclear program and outlined alternatives to an agreement with the regime.

During a visit to the Jordanian border, IDF Chief Eyal Zamir stresses the Jordan Valley's strategic importance and calls for constant readiness.

Speaking at the Israel Hayom Summit in New York, the newspaper's publisher calls for a stronger Israel-US alliance, Jewish pride, and national unity, warning that Israel must aspire to more than survival.

Eisenkot demands Netanyahu avoid nonessential military operations during the transition, while the PMO accuses him of politicizing national security.

Following an undercover investigation, police and customs officers raided a home in Dabburiya and seized dozens of drones, including some equipped with technology for dropping explosives.

Samaria Regional Council chief Yossi Dagan is denied entry to France, then travels to Prague for meetings with Czech officials who express support for Samaria.

The Knesset approves temporary committee appointments, granting Ra'am a seat on the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee under Avigdor Liberman.

Avihu Cohen died suddenly about two and a half years ago. Now his widow, Dikla, faces enforcement proceedings over his debts.



































































Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterates call for unity government, hints of security and diplomatic challenges ahead.

'Together' party’s first bill would expand benefits for soldiers and reservists, funded by cuts expected to hit haredi families hardest.

MK Limor Sonn Har Melech calls for new elections and warns parties considering forming a government with the support of Arab lawmakers.

Police findings submitted to prosecutors find no election financing violations. Likud claims 1,281 complaints of election irregularities remain uninvestigated.