An 80-year-old Israeli woman was brutally beaten after a man broke into her Paris hotel room at 3 a.m; She suffered facial fractures and is set to return to Israel for surgery

Israel was captivated when Mali Yahalomi and her daughter Liel vanished and were later found in Buenos Aires, but in Japan, voluntary disappearance is familiar enough to have a name, johatsu, and even businesses that help people vanish

Two workers were rescued alive Friday from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal, nine days after deadly floods; One survivor said others remained trapped, raising hopes of rescuing more than 100 workers believed to be inside

In 1988, convicted murderer Herzl Avitan escaped prison and took refuge with a Beersheba family at gunpoint, eating with them, washing dishes and later taking two family members hostage before fleeing to the Sharon region

Six ambassadors from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Pacific visited Israel, including the Nova site. Gambia’s envoy said the visit helped him understand Oct. 7, while Fiji’s ambassador offered engineers to help rebuild Gaza border communities

Where Iran is suspected of recruiting informants, Israel has found partners, while a surprising building boom reflects Druze efforts to secure refuge near the border. ‘Are you here for good?’ one Syrian Druze asks

Netanyahu and ministers are increasingly raising fears that Palestinian security forces could turn their weapons on Israelis, but the IDF says it has no intelligence indicating such a plan and has already drilled for the scenario