Two Arabs arrested over Havat Gilad wildfire
Israeli security forces arrest two Palestinian Arab suspects after wildfire destroys dozens of homes in Havat Gilad.
Israeli security forces arrest two Palestinian Arab suspects after wildfire destroys dozens of homes in Havat Gilad.


Archaeologists excavating Jerusalem's City of David uncover massive charred wooden beams believed to have collapsed during the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara tells Supreme Court to remove National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir from office; Ben Gvir hits back.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards claims Jordanian soldiers provided intelligence that helped target a US base in Jordan.

Three new female pilot crews join Israir, bringing the airline to a record seven all-female crews, nearly 10% of its operational pilot workforce.

Efforts are underway in Shiloh to ensure a future generation of red heifers that meet halakhic requirements through a project based on advanced genetic research.

Binyamin Regional Council workers found a parrot during a routine shift in the Shiloh area and discovered that the bird was a beloved companion of residents with special needs.

'Had everyone acted with a unified approach, the outcome could have been different,' says Moti Babchik, senior Agudat Yisrael official and former chief of staff at Israel’s Housing Ministry, on the lack of coordination between the haredi parties.

Rabbi David Fendel tells Arutz Sheva how the yeshiva and its students have helped rebuild the city after October 7, serving as its guardians and driving a new wave of Religious Zionist growth.

































































