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A 17-year-old boy was killed and five others injured in a shooting outside a Rahat shopping center. Police say the incident was connected to a romantic dispute between cousins. Authorities are searching for suspects.
Israeli forces uncovered weapons hidden in unexpected places during widespread overnight raids in Judea and Samaria. Several suspects were apprehended and weapons confiscated in operations targeting recent and planned attacks.
India will acquire advanced artillery munitions and anti-tank missiles from the United States in deals worth $93 million. The purchases reinforce growing defense ties between the two nations. Further military agreements are under negotiation.
Ambassador Mike Huckabee reportedly hosted former spy Jonathan Pollard at the United States embassy in Jerusalem, a meeting that was not disclosed to the White House. The encounter has drawn concern from intelligence officials and former diplomats.
India and Israel have launched talks for a free trade agreement, aiming to boost economic ties and collaboration in technology. The agreement is expected to expand market access and strengthen their strategic partnership.
Justice Minister Yariv Levin has appointed retired judge Yosef Ben-Hamo to head a high-profile investigation into a leaked military video. The appointment follows a court ruling and ongoing legal scrutiny over the selection process.
Donald Trump welcomed Cristiano Ronaldo to the White House, gifting him a golden key as a personal honor. The visit comes as Ronaldo prepares for upcoming matches in the United States, following years of absence amid past allegations. Trump and Ronaldo exchanged praise during the high-profile meeting.
Freed hostage Eitan Mor shocked a taxi driver by speaking fluent Arabic and claiming he was from Gaza. The driver feared he was transporting an illegal border crosser until Eitan explained his story.
Shas party has decided to advance the Draft Law in the Knesset, with continued rabbinic oversight. The Council of Torah Sages reaffirmed support for party representatives and condemned protests against them.
Seven people have been indicted for allegedly smuggling weapons from Syria into Israel, using criminal networks and recruiting soldiers to aid their operations. Authorities say the group tried to bring in rifles, ammunition, and rocket launchers before being caught.
A report finds Birmingham police overstated claims against Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, who were actually victims of attacks in Amsterdam. Most suspects detained were Dutch nationals, not Israelis.
Recently freed hostage Alon Ohel played the yellow piano named for him at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv. The piano became a symbol of hope during his captivity, and Ohel is now focusing on recovery from injuries sustained during his ordeal.
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