by Michael Wilkins | Jun 30, 2026 | News
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israeli troops stationed in the southern Lebanon security zone on Tuesday, telling soldiers the Israel Defense Forces will not withdraw from the area as long as Hezbollah maintains a presence there. The visit came days after...
by Michael Wilkins | Jun 30, 2026 | News
The panel of judges overseeing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial has suggested that prosecutors consider dropping the bribery charge against him, after the premier’s defense attorney warned that keeping the charge in place could push the...
by Michael Wilkins | Jun 29, 2026 | News
Archaeologists in Jerusalem have unveiled a tiny artifact that they say speaks to a pivotal chapter in the city’s Jewish history. The Israel Antiquities Authority described a roughly 1,300 year old lead pendant, discovered in an excavation beneath the southwest...
by Michael Wilkins | Jun 29, 2026 | News
A Jerusalem nonprofit working to keep edible food out of landfills has launched what it calls Israel’s first Urban Food Policy Forum, hoping that citywide coordination can feed more hungry residents while cutting waste. The group salvages up to 10 tons of food...
by Michael Wilkins | Jun 26, 2026 | News
Israeli police have arrested two men suspected of pulling firearms on ultra-Orthodox demonstrators during mass protests that paralyzed the main highway into Jerusalem. The demonstrations were part of a nationwide wave against the conscription of yeshiva students....
