During 'Operation New Order' in the Negev, police arrested three Palestinians who entered Israel from the Gaza Strip during Hamas’ surprise attack; the three were employed in Rahat, where bullets and stolen military ammunition were found in their possession; police and the Ministry of National Security said that since the operation began about a month ago, more than 250 suspects have been arrested and 39 individuals have been removed from the Negev.

The United States launched overnight airstrikes on ISIS targets in Syria in retaliation for an ambush that killed two U.S. soldiers and an interpreter; U.S. officials say the campaign could last weeks; weakened in recent years, ISIS no longer controls territory but remains capable of inspiring attacks and recruiting online.

The Israeli woman rescued from Jericho told police she had been in contact with her captor for some time and first met him when he led her to an apartment; 'Only later did I find out he was Palestinian'

Proposed location is reportedly near Hamat Gader, a hot springs resort in northern Israel that already contains a controlled alligator habitat

Opening the market to Uber may cut fares for riders but could crush drivers already squeezed by Gett’s dominance, illegal operators and high fuel and insurance costs, even as global data shows fares are cheap and service continues to decline

October 7 Forum vows to pressure coalition MKs ahead of Knesset vote on political probe; grieving parents accused government of evading responsibility and desecrating victims’ memory and plan protests and meetings with undecided lawmakers