Terrorist attacks on israel
Death penalty bill expected for final vote next week after Knesset panel approves outline
The bill stipulates that a terrorist who intentionally kills a person as part of an act of terrorism will be sentenced to death, with the sentencing not requiring a unanimous verdict.
Palestinian ‘pay-for-slay’ policy isn’t over, watchdog says, citing Saturday payouts
Military prosecution indicts four Palestinians involved in Ramot Junction terror attack
Two West Bank terrorists target IDF soldiers in ramming, shooting attack as Yom Kippur ends
Haredi donors: Stop funding division, support national service and unity within Israel - comment
Instead of promoting division, funding one population to sit while another is sent repeatedly to Gaza and the West Bank, philanthropy could promote love of Israel.
Terror in Jerusalem: Israel's capital is on the frontlines of West Bank threats - analysis
Two gunmen opened fire at a crowded Jerusalem bus stop in Ramot, killing and wounding passengers in the city’s deadliest attack in years.
Almost a third of Western terrorist attacks motivated by antisemitic, anti-Israel hatred
The IEP assessed that over the last two decades, the epicenter of terrorism has shifted from the Middle East and North Africa to the Sahel region.
Knesset remembers: Memorial for victims of terror to be established in Knesset plaza
The Knesset Spokesperson announced that it will unveil a memorial this month honoring victims of terror attacks, featuring a unique design by artist Ella Littwitz.
Preventing another October 7: A look into the daily life of Israel's border soldiers
Since October 7, Israeli border soldiers have caught 4,000 illegal residents including 150 impersonating citizens, and thwarted multiple terrorist attacks.
Terrorist stabbing attack leaves 18-year-old woman in serious condition
The terrorist has been neutralized by a civilian, according to Maariv, and an additional suspect was captured nearby.
EU: Israel stoking tensions by authorizing plans for 3,500 settler homes
The European Union told Israel to “reverse” the decision, reiterating, “Settlements are illegal under international law and constitute an obstacle to peace, as they threaten the two-state solution."
Hamas are not terrorists, UK Foreign Office staff taught in seminar
Three speakers at the event had previously submitted a paper to the House of Commons where they claimed Israel was partially responsible for October 7.
Insights on Israel’s future tourism recovery
Tourism has not yet rebounded, and its absence is hurting the entire industry, causing despair, side by side with collapsing businesses.
UN experts demand accountability for sexual torture during Hamas attacks
Israel has previously criticized the global body for not doing enough to address the issue as part of a bid to get greater recognition for the alleged crimes.
