Matan Angrest testified that he was electrocuted by his captors: "They put cables on the wound, you scream in pain"
Survivor Matan Angrest testified about the torture he endured while held captive by Hamas in Gaza, highlighting the extreme measures used against him.
Ben Gvir Demands Head of Investigations Division to Issue 500 Administrative Orders Against Citizens: 'What’s the Problem?'
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has requested the head of the Investigations and Intelligence Division to issue hundreds of administrative orders against criminals, despite legal objections regarding insufficient intelligence.
Mexico's Struggle Against Drug Cartels Could Turn into a Particularly Deadly War
The decades-long battle in Mexico against drug cartels has led to varying outcomes, with the rise and fall of criminal organizations without significant improvements in the drug trade situation.
Former senior IDF official and founder of the cybersecurity company Intsikla convicted in Greece for developing spyware
A former senior officer of the IDF and founder of the cybersecurity company Intsikla was convicted in Greece for developing illegal spyware.
Iran's Foreign Minister: Serious Talks Were Held, We Clarified What Needs to Happen from Our Side
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reported on serious and lengthy discussions between the US and Iran in Geneva regarding sanctions and nuclear issues.
News 12 Poll: Likud Weakens by a Mandate; Bennett, Eizenkot, and the Democrats Strengthen
A recent News 12 poll indicates the Likud party has weakened by one mandate, while parties led by Naftali Bennett, Yair Golan, and Gadi Eizenkot have gained support.
No Investigation Yet Opened into the Killing of a Palestinian Eight Days Ago Due to Dispute Between the Army and Police
Eight days after a Palestinian with American citizenship was shot dead in the West Bank, no investigation has been initiated due to a dispute over authority between the military and the police.
Tel Aviv Marathon 2026: These are the streets and roads that will be closed to traffic
The Tel Aviv Marathon 2026 will take place tomorrow, with many city roads closed to traffic from early morning until the afternoon.
Hillary Clinton: I Have Never Met Epstein, Trump Should Also Answer Questions
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stated that she has never met Jeffrey Epstein and was unaware of his criminal activities during her testimony to a congressional committee investigating Epstein's case.
Journalist Arrested on Suspicion of Raping a Minor
A journalist has been arrested on suspicion of raping a minor, with the alleged assault occurring two days prior.
Serbia Refuses to Cooperate with Israeli Authorities Regarding Yisrael Einhorn
Serbia has denied Israeli authorities' requests for cooperation concerning Yisrael Einhorn, a key suspect in ongoing investigations.
The Israeli who was arrested in Turkey for serving in the IDF finished her service six years ago
An Israeli woman arrested in Turkey last week due to her service in the IDF had completed her service six years ago and hasn't done reserve duty since.
Head of the Shin Bet: It is clear and known that there was no betrayal by security officials on October 7
The head of Israel's Shin Bet stated that there was no betrayal or cooperation from security personnel during the October 7 massacre, affirming that the organization must learn from its failures.
I Came to Photograph Right-Wing Activists Who Harassed Lucy Aharish. In Response, They Threw Stones at Me
A photographer details their experience of being harassed by right-wing activists while covering a protest outside journalist Lucy Aharish's home.
Weather Forecast: White on Mountain Peaks, Black in forecasters' Hearts
The weather forecast indicates snow on mountain peaks, but forecasters remain cautious and skeptical.
Modi alongside Netanyahu: Indian workers earn trust in Israel, cooperation will expand to trade and services
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans to expand cooperation with Israel in various fields, including trade, services, and security, during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Legal Advisor of the Knesset on the Law Aimed at Preventing the Supreme Court from Removing Ben Gvir: Concern about Personal Legislation and Abuse of Power
The legal advisor of the Knesset expresses concerns over a proposed law that would prevent the Supreme Court from dismissing National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, warning it may lead to personal legislation and abuse of authority.
The confrontation with Trump has given confidence and public support to the Prime Minister of Denmark. So she announced snap elections
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced snap elections to take place on March 24, seeking to solidify public support following her confrontations with President Trump regarding Greenland.
The US Department of Justice has announced it is investigating claims of withholding documents from the Epstein case, including references to Trump
The US Department of Justice is investigating allegations that it illegally withheld documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case that reportedly mention former President Donald Trump.
Europe enjoys an American nuclear umbrella. But it also wants one of its own
European leaders, attending the Munich Security Conference, expressed a desire for more independent defense capabilities alongside reliance on the American nuclear umbrella.
Former Mayor of Nazareth and Crime Organization Leader Charged with Stealing Tens of Millions from City Treasury
The former mayor of Nazareth, Ali Salam, and crime organization leader Samir Bakri have been charged with embezzling millions from the city's treasury between 2015 and 2025.
Judge Mizrahi extended the restrictive conditions on Berurman until Sunday
A court in Rishon Lezion has extended the restrictions on Prime Minister Netanyahu's chief of staff, Tzachi Berurman, ahead of the crucial testimony of Netanyahu in an ongoing investigation.
The office of the Commander of the Border Police was renovated at a cost of more than two million shekels
The office of the Border Police commander, Riki Yitzhak, underwent renovations costing over two million shekels, involving significant upgrades and additional work on adjacent rooms.
Andrew is at 8th place to inherit the British crown. His dismissal could completely change the order of succession
Prince Andrew has lost his royal titles and honors and remains only as the brother of King Charles III after being asked to leave his estate and facing legal issues.
Police Station Commander in the North Investigated for Indecent Act and Breach of Trust
A police station commander in northern Israel is under investigation for allegedly engaging in inappropriate relations with junior female officers.
Cuban army killed four people who allegedly tried to infiltrate the country from the US by boat and carry out terrorist activities
Cuban authorities announced the killing of four individuals who allegedly attempted to infiltrate the island from the United States with plans for terrorist acts.
Indictment Filed Against Shin Bet Officer for Involvement in Smuggling into Gaza
A Shin Bet officer has been indicted for facilitating smuggling operations into Gaza, accused of aiding the enemy during wartime.
59 Murdered Since the Beginning of the Year: Man Shot Dead in Rena in Northern Israel
A 60-year-old man was shot dead in his home in Rena, northern Israel, marking the 59th murder in the country this year, predominantly affecting the Arab community.
Report: Israel Killed More Journalists Than Any Other Country in 2025, for the Second Consecutive Year
A report by the Committee to Protect Journalists reveals that Israeli forces were responsible for the deaths of more journalists than any other nation in 2025, marking a troubling trend for press safety.
In an Attempt to Conquer the Summit in the Primaries, Amir Ohana Turns the Knesset into a Neighborhood
Amir Ohana's recent actions in the Knesset have been met with a strategic boycott from the opposition, signaling discontent with the governmental proceedings in favor of a visiting foreign leader.
The Supreme Court: The Rare Letter from Trumpeldor Will Return to the Jabotinsky Institute - 'Has National and Educational Value'
Israel's Supreme Court ruled that a rare letter from Yosef Trumpeldor, expressing the sentiment 'it is good to die for our country,' will be returned to the Jabotinsky Institute, overturning a lower court's decision.
Levin appointed a lawyer who campaigned against granting status to non-Jews to a judge in immigration matters
Israeli Minister of Justice Yariv Levin appointed a lawyer who previously opposed granting residency to non-Jews to a judge in immigration courts.
With a Glorious Past and Management Difficulties, the Louvre is a Reflection of France Facing a Critical Year
The first female director of the Louvre, Laurence de Car, has resigned following management struggles and a daring heist of French crown jewels.
With a Glorious Past and Management Difficulties, the Louvre is a Mirror of France Facing a Critical Year
The first-ever female director of the Louvre, Laurence de Car, has resigned amid ongoing challenges, including a high-profile theft and pressure from President Macron to continue.
Hundreds of Israelis Collapse Because of the War with Iran – Not the Coming One, But the Previous One
The article discusses the aftermath of the recent conflict with Iran experienced by residents of Bat Yam, Israel, highlighting the physical and emotional damage inflicted upon the community.
In the Shadow of War Threat, US-Iran Nuclear Talks to Resume Today in Geneva
US and Iranian diplomats are set to resume negotiations over Iran's nuclear program today in Geneva, amid rising tensions.
US Vice President: "We have evidence that Iran is trying to rebuild its nuclear program"
US Vice President JD Vance stated that there is evidence indicating Iran's attempts to restore its nuclear program, following similar remarks by President Trump.
For the fourth time in five days: right-wing activists came to harass Lucy Aharish outside her home
Right-wing activists harassed journalist Lucy Aharish outside her home for the fourth time in five days, throwing stones and prompting police intervention.
The Attorney General Approved Summoning Netanyahu to Testify in the Night Meeting Case
Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has authorized the summoning of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to testify regarding allegations related to a clandestine meeting concerning a leaked document investigation.
Iran's Leadership Sends Business as Usual Message, While the Public Feels Abandoned to Their Fate
Amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran, many Iranians feel abandoned and helpless as they prepare for possible conflict or peace negotiations.
According to a Hezbollah source to AFP: We will not intervene in the case of a limited American strike on Iran
A Hezbollah source stated that the militant group will refrain from military intervention should there be a limited American strike against Iran, although an attack on Iran's Supreme Leader would be considered a 'red line.'
Weather Forecast: Let's Address Your Problem with Rhymes
The article discusses the ongoing warm weather and the impending rainfall, while also addressing readers' comments on the use of rhymes in the weather column.
The Ministry of Education admitted that it does not know how many students lack means for distance learning
The Israeli Ministry of Education has acknowledged that it does not have data on the number of students without adequate means for remote learning, despite previous reports highlighting this issue.
Australia ordered its diplomats to evacuate from Israel and Lebanon
Australia has ordered the families of its diplomatic staff to evacuate from Israel and Lebanon due to deteriorating security conditions.
Ramadan in Gaza Symbolizes Everything That Is Missing for Residents
The article discusses how Gazans struggle with the observance of Ramadan due to a lack of access to power and reliable communication.
Settlers Set Fire to Buildings in the Village of Susya in the West Bank; Residents: Dozens Threw Stones and Burned a Chicken Coop
Settlers attacked the Palestinian village of Susya in the West Bank, setting fire to structures and vehicles while residents reported stones being thrown.
The bill was approved in the preliminary reading that will allow banning those who participate in mixed prayer at the Western Wall
The Israeli Knesset has approved a bill that gives the Chief Rabbinate exclusive authority over the Western Wall, allowing for potential imprisonment for those who participate in non-orthodox mixed prayers.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Israel
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived this morning for a two-day visit to Israel, where he was warmly welcomed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Landed in Israel
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Israel for a two-day visit, where he will engage in various diplomatic activities including a speech at the Knesset and a dinner with Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Shin Bet to Assist in the Investigation of the Disappearance of Heimanut Kasaw
The Shin Bet will assist in specific tests related to the investigation of the disappearance of Heimanut Kasaw, who vanished from a reception center in Safed two years ago.