
Idan Zonshine
High Court lets Gallant deny Israel Prize to math professor
Gallant finalizes decision to revoke Israel Prize from math professor
Olympics: Russian team attacks Ashram's win, Israel fires back
Litzman's medical cannabis reform failed to reach 86% of export goals - analysis
Two years ago, Israel expected to become a bustling international medical cannabis export powerhouse. Today, it is a major importer, with one company controlling the country's entire export market.
Ashram's lead over Russian was 'simply enormous' - Olympic judge explains
"I am satisfied with the score I gave," Ukrainian Olympic Judge Lydia Vinogradnaya said on Monday.
Break-ins reported at homes of two N12 reporters within 24 hours
"I knew that if he managed to break in - that would be the end of me, that there was a possibility that I would end my life here or be assaulted," reporter Almaz Mangisto wrote on Saturday.
Olympics: Rhythmic Gymnast Linoy Ashram wins gold medal for Israel
Nikol Zelikman places 7th with impressive finish on ribbon exercise • Team Israel qualifies for group all-around Rhythmic Gymnastics final held on Sunday
'Bring vodka:' Shas MK blasted for racist comments towards Yesh Atid MK
"What national pride have you brought? An interior minister convicted of accepting bribes and sitting in jail?" MK Vladimir Beliak said, as Shas MKs yelled "Vodka, vodka" from the opposition benches.
Israeli gymnast Artem Dolgopyat wins an Olympic gold medal in Tokyo
The Israeli competed fourth, netting a score of 14.933. This is Israel's first gold medal in Tokyo, and second in history.
Victory in Tokyo: Israeli judo team brings home bronze
Israel's judo team saw victory against the ROC, finishing with a score of 4:1, taking home Israel's second bronze medal of Tokyo 2020.
Palestinian preteen killed by IDF fire after family buries infant in bag
The al-Alami family car reportedly approached the soldiers in a "suspicious manner," and the soldiers began shooting towards the vehicle, fearing an attempted ramming attack.
Cannabis decriminalization bill fails to get Knesset majority
Prior to the defeat, the coalition managed to get one crucial win, when the Knesset voted 64 to 50 against a bill calling for the government to express its sovereignty over all of Judea and Samaria.
Third sexual assault complaint filed against Tel Aviv school teacher
This comes only 2 days after the second complaint was filed against Okon by the mother of a 13-year-old student, after the daughter shared details of the behavior allegedly committed against her.