Seven-Year-Old Girl Dies After Tractor Accident in Kafr Qara
A seven-year-old girl from Kafr Qara has died from injuries sustained in a tractor accident Thursday evening, despite emergency medical intervention.
Seven-Year-Old Child Killed in Tractor Accident in Kafr Qara
A seven-year-old girl has died following a tractor accident in Kafr Qara village. She was transported to hospital in critical condition with severe chest and head injuries.
Supreme Court Unanimously Cancels Law Freezing Arrest of Ultra-Orthodox Draft Evaders
Israel’s Supreme Court unanimously struck down the law preventing arrest of ultra-Orthodox military draft evaders, citing fundamental legislative flaws.
Supreme Court freezes parts of judicial overhaul law pending review
Israel’s Supreme Court has frozen parts of the judicial overhaul law pending further review, with a majority of justices ruling to halt implementation of key sections.
Gutlieb to run for Jewish Power despite remaining Likud MP
Tali Gutlieb has been approved to switch to the Jewish Power party for the next Knesset election, where she is expected to be placed fourth on the party list. She will not be declared a defector and will continue serving as a Knesset member whilst retaining her Likud funding unit. The move follows her recent criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu and concerns over potential criminal indictment without parliamentary immunity.
Supreme Court Orders Former Shin Bet Officials to Reveal Identities to Agency Head Zini
Supreme Court orders 180 former Shin Bet officials who opposed Zini’s appointment to reveal their identities to him within one week.
Over 4,200 still missing after Nepal flood disaster on Tibet border
Over 4,200 remain missing eight days after a major flood disaster on the Nepal-Tibet border, with families holding symbolic funerals and 9,300 soldiers conducting large-scale re…
Israel to transfer prisoner to Lebanon as goodwill gesture
Israel to transfer prisoner Malek Al-Ghazi to Lebanon through Al-Naqoura crossing as a goodwill gesture, marking a diplomatic development.
Court orders former Shin Bet agents to reveal identities to new chief
Israel’s Supreme Court has ruled that 180 former Shin Bet security service officials who petitioned against the appointment of David Zini must disclose their identities to him within one week. The court rejected Zini’s initial request for anonymity in the legal challenge. The ruling does not determine whether the officials violated court orders by failing to comply with a previous directive on the matter.
War memorial plaque removed after naming controversy in Ramat Hasharon
A plaque accompanying a lion sculpture created from debris of a fallen missile in Ramat Hasharon was removed following public outcry. The plaque had credited Defence Minister Israel Katz and the mayor, prompting complaints from both the public and the artist involved in the memorial’s creation.