WATCH: Israeli commandos capture Palestinian shooting attack suspect
Israeli commandos arrested Ismail Ankaio in Beitunia after a week-long manhunt, following intelligence that he was preparing to carry out an imminent shooting attack.
‘See the person through their strengths’: Israel Police opens roles for special needs youth
The new volunteers will initially work with the police’s Animal Handling Division, alongside canine and mounted units.
Israeli MK hails killing of Hamas terrorist tied to her husband’s murder
Shuli Har-Melech was killed on the spot, while Limor, then seven months pregnant, was critically wounded.
WATCH: The secret underground factory that armed Israel
Before Israel’s independence, a secret underground factory quietly produced ammunition for Jewish forces while operating right under the British authorities’ noses.
Israel warns it will bomb Iran’s energy sector if Tehran resumes attacks
Israeli defense chief issues warning to Iran, threatening to hit the country’s energy sector if the Islamic Republic strikes Israel.
10,500 Gazans have left the Strip in past year, while thousands have returned
Israel’s Foreign Minister denies Gazans being forced to migrate abroad, as data shows less than 11,000 have left since last October – and thousands have returned.
MDA: 1.9M emergency calls during war year
The average age of volunteers stands at 26.8, with the oldest active volunteer being 92 years old from Ness Ziona, while the youngest are 14.
British opposition party blasts anti-Israel sanctions, pledges to nix trade ban
Deputy leader of Britain’s Reform Party denounces PM Andy Burnham’s trade ban with Jewish towns in Judea and Samaria, calling move a ‘catastrophe’ and vowing to reverse the sanctions if Reform UK wins next election.
WATCH: Former hostage confronts anti-Israel supporter on video chat
Rom Braslavski, a former hostage held by Hamas for two years in Gaza, joined an anonymous video chat site where he exposed the truth about Hamas’s brutal tactics and disregard for civilian casualties.
Argentine court orders return of Nazi-looted painting to Jewish collector’s heir
Experts from Argentina’s National Academy of Fine Arts attributed the work to Giacomo Antonio Melchiorre Ceruti, known as Il Pitocchetto, and valued it at approximately €250,000.
