The man, in his 20s, was recently released from a psychiatric facility and was not supposed to be at the house.

Hirsch, commander of the 91st Division during the Second Lebanon War and Police Commissioner candidate, is suspected of funneling earnings through Swiss banks in order to evade taxes.

Shreif Sanitary Co. was slapped with a seizure order by Gantz after providing Hezbollah with equipment for its precision guided missile project.

ISRAELI-ARAB AFFAIRS: More than 100 Arab citizens have been killed since the beginning of the year in the unprecedented wave of violence and crime in the Arab sector.

Police suspect that a car explosion in Nahariya was an attempted assassination of a relative of a senior criminal.

About 3,100 new housing units in settlements in the West Bank and about 1,300 housing units in Palestinian villages will be approved.

Prof. David Sompolinsky left hiding in Denmark during WWII to save other Jews.

Registration on the municipal database offers multiple services and perks, such as discounts at the community centers, parking permits for both partners, and discounts on properties.

Back from injury for the Washington Wizards, Israeli sophomore preaches patience and growth.

Swedish Foreign Minister Ann Linde called on the Palestinian Authority to fight its own corruption, but did not threaten to slash aid to Palestinian NGOs if the corruption will not be curbed.

The plan still needs to be ratified by the government, but it would allow tourists vaccinated within the last six months to enter Israel.

The two plan to discuss diplomatic, security and economic matters, as well as regional issues, foremost of which is the Iranian nuclear threat.

The soft-spoken American-born, Canada-based animator won an Oscar for his 2004 short film, Ryan, a movie that has won over 60 other international awards, including three at the Cannes Film Festival.

Ten important Israeli feature films can now be rented for an entire year for $4.99 or NIS 15 via the IFA website.

A controversial bill that would enable Arab and Bedouin homes built illegally to be connected to electricity will be made law, and Mandelblit defends Sa'ar's 'anti-Netanyahu' bill.

This year, cyclists rode between 50 and 120 kilometers daily, choosing from three fully supported routes offering various levels of challenge.

POLITICAL AFFAIRS: It is unclear degree to which cracks will threaten the integrity of the entire coalition structure.

Thousands of Jews from around the world gather at largest event in Israel for young Jewish professionals

MIDDLE ISRAEL: The gap between Bennett's political delivery and electoral prospects can narrow if he merges his Knesset faction with New Hope.

Together with Joint List MK Aida Touma-Suleiman, Raz is seeking signatures of parliamentarians for a letter calling for ‘robust consequences’ against Israeli ‘violations.'

JPost One-on-One Zoomcast, Episode 38: Lahav Harkov and Fatema Al Harbi, Bahraini author: “I’ve always been curious and wanted to know more."

The construction of a 31-unit Hebron residential building meant for Jews and two smaller structures has begun, after a district court struck down a Peace Now and Hebron Municipality appeal.

The portion of the reform relating to food was passed by the Knesset Economics Committee on Wednesday.

Could recent political developments see Likud return to power in as little as two years?

In a tour of the Negev on Thursday, FM Yair Lapid announced that three Bedouin villages will be recognized and receive infrastructure.

Walking into the David Tower, you could be forgiven for thinking you are no longer in Israel but some other exotic Middle Eastern country.

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The light rail completed its first test-run between Petah Tikva and Bat Yam on Wednesday.