According to a New York Times investigation, the Mossad abducted an Iranian general in Istanbul and questioned him for weeks in an attempt to obtain information about Ron Arad.
Jordan claims it arrested an Israeli who swam into its waters, as IDF troops detain six suspects who crossed into Israel by boat on the Dead Sea.
According to a Haskupim X post, a taxi operated by a leading company serving the Haredi community struck two Hasidic children on Friday evening.
In an interview with Arutz Sheva, Elisha Medan responds to claims that he is Netanyahu's political tool and acknowledges the distrust between the camps, saying, 'I personally am prepared to do anything.'
Traffic police stop a woman caught praying from a book with both hands off the wheel, warning her of the danger as part of a road safety operation.
The IDF has begun training first response teams in the communities being reestablished in northern Samaria. Volunteers include Yossi Dagan and residents who returned to Sa-Nur after 21 years.
Ezra Ungar of New York has submitted an offer to buy Arkia that includes protections for employees and representation on the board. His main condition: ending Shabbat flights.
Yishai Cohen asks the public to help lift his mother's debts of about NIS 1 million before the family loses its home.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on the leader of the Yashar! party to join him for closed-door talks, without preconditions, to reach agreements on forming a unity government.
MK Ahmed Tibi displays alleged messages from Netanyahu associate Natan Eshel, claiming the Prime Minister sought to influence the Joint List after the elections.
Shlomo Kook questions how election results can cause a 'crisis of faith,' says Jewish faith has survived repeated persecution and needs no stamp of approval from any political bloc.
Middle East expert Dr. Edy Cohen, who warned before the election of Arab states' involvement, claims several of them ran a campaign encouraging a change of government that strengthened the Arab parties.
