The provider of cashless payment services says it raised NIS 430 million ($130 million) in share sale, which values the firm at $930 million

Reuters: Israel's largest lender posts a bigger-than-expected surge in quarterly profit, earning NIS 1.354 billion ($412 million) vs NIS 192 million in Q1 2020

Amid dangers posed by ongoing rocket fire from Gaza, arriving planes diverted to Ramon airport near Eilat; departures continue from Ben Gurion; US airlines begin canceling flights

Letter urging top US diplomat to pressure Israel over fate of families in Sheikh Jarrah gets more support than expected

Military bombs Hamas treasuries, internal security HQ, naval commandos and bunker under a school; 8 Israelis injured as rocket sparks fire in Petah Tikva

At previous gatherings, US blocked forum issuing statements it said would be 'unhelpful' in de-escalating violence; unlike previous sessions, Friday meeting to be public

Minister says IDF won't impose order in towns wracked by ethnic strife; rocket fire continues with 7 killed in Israel; 72 Palestinians dead including dozens of terrorists, IDF says

After worst night of internal Jewish-Arab chaos for many years, capped by brutal mob assault on Arab man in Bat Yam, politicians call for calm and an end to attacks

An overtly pro-Israel statement draws condemnation from pro-Palestinian activists and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and gets the candidate uninvited from an Eid al-Fitr event

Ramallah's intelligence corps says that Ahmad Daraghme, one of its officers, was shot by Israel 'in cold blood;' Israel says it is examining incident

Leaders horrified as hooligans fill streets, burning, beating, shooting, smashing; Netanyahu says may send army into towns; Bat Yam mob assault on Arab man decried as 'un-Jewish'

President says US diplomacy in high gear on Hamas-Israel conflict, stresses 'Israel has a right to defend itself when you have thousands of rockets flying into your territory'

Military says it was not a mistake to have vehicle parked, vulnerable, on a hill overlooking the Strip, but a necessity due to topography

Victim hospitalized with serious injuries; political leaders slam intolerable and immoral assault; Meretz MK says it shows Israel heading toward civil war

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