Gil Halel, 44, a father of three from Kibbutz Yizrael in northern Israel, died by drowning while on a family holiday in Slovenia. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the tragedy.
Emergency response regulations approved by the Knesset in July for citizens with disabilities remain unsigned by the Defense Minister, leaving vulnerable populations without legal protections or emergency services.
Ben Zion (Benzi) Del, a prominent educator and legal scholar who served as director-general of Israel's Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports, has died at age 86.
Rabbi Arela Harel steps down from leadership of Moriah Yeshiva due to medical reasons. Rabbi Yair Frank, community rabbi of Amihai, will assume the position.
The Biblical Zoo launches a social initiative dedicated to Uriel Nori, a keeper killed in a tiger attack last year, using education to teach children about belonging, acceptance, and combating discrimination.
A seven-year-old child was pronounced dead Friday following a traffic accident on Route 264 near Rahat in the Negev. Magen David Adom paramedics found the boy unconscious with multiple injuries.
The 14th annual "Race for the Sons" memorial event drew thousands of participants, security officials, and bereaved families to Lower Galilee to honor Druze community casualties and fallen Israeli soldiers.
Kibbutz Kerem Shalom celebrates its first wedding since the October 7 attacks and subsequent evacuation, with residents marking the occasion as a symbol of resilience and return to normal life.
Five people died Thursday in four separate traffic accidents across Israel, marking one of the deadliest days on the nation's roads this year. Victims included a cyclist in Tel Aviv, two in the Negev, a driver on Highway 20, and a motorcyclist near Kiryat Ata.
Hundreds of people with disabilities and volunteers gather at Yarkon Park for the tenth running of a memorial race honoring Shnior Hashin, a cyclist killed in a hit-and-run accident while training.
Parents of refugee and migrant children in Bnei Brak have stopped sending their kids to two kindergartens after months of complaints about rodents, flooding, and safety violations. The city municipality says it prioritizes child safety.
Families at a community school in Jaffa are mobilizing against a planned merger with another school, arguing the consolidation threatens their institution's identity after it only recently became municipal.
