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“May Allah bring it back to us all with stability, peace and respect,” tweeted Gideon Sa’ar.
One operation consisted of several strikes carried out within seconds.
The two leaders were said to have agreed that the Iranian regime poses a regional and global threat.
Approximately 154 Israelis die each week from smoking-related illnesses, amounting to roughly 8,000 deaths annually, according to the The Israel Cancer Association.
Israel’s military released visual evidence that the Iranian terror proxy used Lebanese civilian sites to store weapons, fire rockets and dig tunnels, endangering noncombatants.
The Israeli prime minister was taken to Hadassah Ein Kerem, his office told JNS.
Mohammad Abu Mallouh continued manufacturing munitions during the ceasefire, posing a threat to Israeli troops and civilians.
Each additional one-year increase in biological age over chronological age was associated with a 15% increase in the risk of mortality.
The central bank said the shekel’s sharp appreciation has helped ease price pressures.
In an interview with JNS, Mike Evans says Tehran will betray any deal with Washington, prompting the president to “finish the job.”
The American leader said it would be an honor to see Iran join the peace treaty as well.
The Lebanese president spoke ahead of another round of U.S.-brokered talks between Beirut and Jerusalem
The move is part of a broader push to isolate Israelis and Jews, according to Christians for Israel, the largest importer of Judea and Samaria products.
Among the professional players taking part were Canadian former World No. 3 Milos Raonic and Israeli Grand Slam champions.
The IDF said Israel’s airspace was penetrated in the areas of Shtula, Arab al-Aramshe and Metula, identifying direct hits on the ground.
The prime minister’s non-response to a request for discussions had reportedly prompted a freeze.
The Israeli premier reiterates that he and the U.S. president have pledged to never allow the Islamic Republic to get the bomb.
Louay Hisham Mahmoud Basal was eliminated in a targeted strike after being identified as an immediate threat to Israeli troops.
“Our mission is to thwart every enemy, dismantle terrorist infrastructure, and serve as a front-line defense for the communities of the north,” said Zamir.
The Israeli military also targeted observation assets used against troops.
Relations with Jerusalem may thaw under the new right-wing prime minister, but he may lack the political capital for a full reversal.
Kids near the border are still routinely forced to take shelter during Hezbollah attacks.
An agreement with Tehran will not affect Israel’s right to defend itself against Hezbollah in Lebanon, said the secretary of state.
Tamar Steinberg and Shahar Tibi in a dual podium finish at the event in Portugal.
After months of war and uncertainty, a popular spring festival brought Israelis back to the north.
Gila Zarbiv says Israel can improve maternal care by giving midwives a larger role before, during and after birth.
Among this year’s recipients was Brit HaNegev VeHa’ar, an initiative that brings together residents of the Western Negev and Gush Etzion.
Jerusalem summoned the chargé d’affaires after videos showed Spanish police using force against participants returning home.
Janez Janša’s election marks a positive shift in Slovenia’s foreign policy toward Israel.
Emmanuel Grégoire said he would present a proposal to grant honorary Paris citizenship to Palestinian civilians and journalists as an act of peace.
Digital platforms increasingly allow descendants to shape memory from below through personal testimony and collective participation.
The slain man was identified as Sgt. Nehoray Leizer, 19, from Eilat.
The president condemned violence “by a lawless mob in Judea and Samaria,” prompting criticism from the national security minister.
The first such legal move on behalf of a Palestinian against the terror group at the International Criminal Court has gone unanswered since December.
A Shavuot benefit at Jerusalem’s Tower of David raised funds for HaGal Sheli’s surfing-based rehabilitation programs.
“May this day of faith and renewal bring peace, hope, and strength,” the Foreign Ministry wrote.