Shmulik Friedman, commander of Fire and Rescue Services in Jerusalem, called the fire at the boarding school for ultra-Orthodox girls a 'huge event with many casualties'

The competition to shake Ahmad Al-Sharaa's hand and acquire influence over Syrian policy is currently at its height. His actions suggest he aims to create ties with numerous countries and drum up aid to rebuild his own, though his path forward remains uncertain and fraught with challenges

A U.S. judge ruled for WhatsApp, deeming NSO liable for Pegasus spyware hacks, just days after Israel's Defense Ministry denied that offensive cybertech firm Paragon had been sold. Could all these developments be related to Trump's return?

'No physical harm is caused to them': Tens of thousands of cranes stay in northern Israel's Hula Valley over the winter and cause serious damage to agricultural produce, prompting the Nature and Parks Authority to work with the JNF on finding a solution