Israel

EBU vote calls that Israel will participate in the Eurovision 2026 contest despite boycott calls; as Spain, Slovenia, Ireland, and the Netherlands announce their withdrawl from the singing competition

Israel's Civil Administration returns dozens of archaeological finds from Burj Lasanan site in a targeted operation

Palestinian militia leader Yasser Abu Shabaab killed in internal clans’ conflict in Gaza, say Israeli sources

Broadcasters from Spain, Ireland, Slovenia, Iceland, and the Netherlands were among the first to signal possible boycotts if Israel remains in the contest

Roman Goffman currently serves as the Prime Minister’s Military Secretary, Netanyahu described him as “the most worthy and suitable candidate for the position of head of Mossad"

"Its more than a tournament, it is an international celebration connecting excellence, culture, and the values of tolerance and unity.”

Amir Malka, 37 years old, is said to have received several thousand dollars in exchange for his collaboration

"It appears that the next meeting between senior Israeli and Lebanese officials will take place on December 19," a source familiar with the matter told i24NEWS

Sudthisak Rinthalak, 42 years old, was working in agriculture when he was murdered by terrorists near Kibbutz Be'eri. His body was then taken to Gaza by Hamas

According to the army, the incident began when a cell of three terrorists emerged from an underground shaft in eastern Rafah

The $4 billion contract, the largest in Israeli military export history, marks the first time the Arrow-3 has been deployed and operated independently by a third country.

Investigators say he worked to manufacture explosive devices as part of a plan to carry out a suicide bombing targeting soldiers at a Beersheba bus station

Lapid hailed what he described as a “colossal effort” by an American president “deeply committed” to supporting Israel during one of the most challenging periods in its history

The steps Israel announced since the last call between the US president and Netanyahu made one thing clear—Trump is pushing for a fast policy change in the Middle East, no matter what it takes

Israel and Lebanon appoint civilian delegations for Wednesday's ceasefire monitoring mechanism meeting under US pressure to advance the talks

Prime Minister Netanyahu unexpectedly canceled his statement about the law "due to scheduling constraints" as Bennett said in a statement, "A complete political bluff"

Israel announces Rafah crossing will open in coming days for the exit of residents from the Gaza Strip to Egypt

Israel may be a small country, but it is full of people with big appetites and big ideas: a promising food tech startup is "blending" culinary arts with innovation and biotechnology

Rep. Rashida Tlaib and 22 co-sponsors introduced a first-of-its-kind congressional bill calling for sanctions, investigations, and a U.S. arms embargo on Israel, citing the Genocide Convention

His remarks came during a visit to Sheba–Tel Hashomer Medical Center, where he met with reserve soldiers from Brigade 55 injured in the recent clash in Syria

Despite a range of challenges within the Israeli-Arab community, 73.4% of respondents reported that their personal economic situation is relatively good

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar told the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs Committee that Israel has expanded its diplomatic reach in 2025 with new embassies and record-breaking delegations from US, Germany

A 400-page study analyzed 290 textbooks and 71 teaching guides and found hostile content remains widespread, and promises of reform by the Palestinian Authority have not been implemented

Former Israeli hostage Alon Ohel has shared a harrowing account of his two years in Hamas captivity, detailing torture, sexual harassment, starvation, and psychological abuse