Cpl. Moshe Tuval heroically sacrificed himself by jumping on a grenade to save his comrades during the Yom Kippur War; Five decades later, his family is appealing the IDF chief of staff to posthumously award him the Medal of Distinguished Service

Pharmaceutical says it has been sued by about 500 U.S. hospitals and other healthcare providers over sale of brand-name fentanyl-based drug Fentora

In the seven months since taking power, the prime minister gives 21 interviews to international outlets and 4 to Israeli journalist; Ynet collected questions Netanyahu would face should he agree to meet the local press

Delegation to compile report assessing if Israel meets all prerequisites for admittance into prestigious Visa Waiver Program; Announcement of Israel's candidacy to be postponed until next month in hopes country would meet requirements by September 30 deadline

Judges deliberate unprecedented step of annulling Basic Law petitions argue tailored specifically to allow PM to breach conflict of interest agreement, potentially sparking a constitutional crisis

Israeli national’s lawyer says client subjected to harsh conditions in prison since being arrested in June on suspicion of smuggling rare tortoises in luggage

Bar Kalaf succumbs to injuries two days after setting himself on fire following Defense Ministry’s refusal to recognize his disability; Army claims mental health issues unrelated to military service mother pushes back