Sarah Kandler, who has led the Israeli Securities Authority's enforcement division, has been selected as the new CEO following an internal search. She replaces Oded Shafir after his seven-year tenure.

A knife-wielding assailant set fire to a vehicle at Hanina Farm before being neutralized by a resident. Hours earlier, a vehicle carrying three terrorists rammed an IDF force in the Hebron Hills.

The father of Tom Godo, killed in the October 7 attack, interrupted Prime Minister Netanyahu's remarks at a state ceremony on Mount Herzl, accusing the government of failing to protect citizens during the deadliest day in Israeli history.

Chaviva Man Eitzion honors the legacy of her sister Amit, a paramedic killed at Kibbutz Bari clinic, sharing stories of her courage and the values that continue to guide their family.

The Capital Markets Authority has stripped licenses from five Finbert insurance agents as part of the Slais fraud investigation, bringing the total to 12 brokers implicated in a scheme that diverted over $75 million from savers' funds.

Israeli authorities arrested three Palestinian suspects accused of intentionally contaminating water sources in the West Bank, with one defendant documenting himself dumping sewage into streams and sharing the footage online.

Only one-third of Israeli restaurants and cafés survive five consecutive years of operation. Industry experts outline 10 principles for success, emphasizing financial planning and human capital investment over pandemic-era excuses.

Columnist Dvir Kerib argues that leaders who avoid responsibility after catastrophic failures pose an existential danger to Israel, reviving the accountability question that has haunted the nation since October 7, 2023.

Military intelligence chief tells cabinet that two-thirds of the 6,000 militants who breached Israel's border on October 7 have been eliminated, yet Hamas's military wing retains dangerous operational capacity three years into the conflict.

A thwarted hijacking attempt on a Dubai-bound flight has exposed serious security vulnerabilities but is unlikely to damage Israeli-Emirati strategic ties, according to regional analysts. The incident does highlight growing rifts between Gulf states and Oman's deepening alignment with Iran.

Israeli stocks seek to rebound from a weak trading week as dual-listed shares offer early support. Meanwhile, U.S. markets hit record highs amid rising bond yields and geopolitical uncertainty in oil markets.

A prominent Israeli security researcher argues that the Transport Ministry is exceeding its mandate by handling security matters, allowing defense agencies to shirk their core responsibilities and eroding institutional accountability.