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Ilana Curiel
Ashkelon mayor Tomer Glam faces corruption probe over alleged pocketing of war donations
Police suspect that millions of shekels donated to Ashkelon during the war, when the city was under heavy rocket fire from Gaza, were diverted from a community fund for the personal benefit of Glam, his family and close associates
Meir Turgeman, Ilana Curiel
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02.04.26
Crisis at Be’er Sheva District Court: Judge shortage deepens after president’s death, retirements
Following the death of court president Beni Sagi, the Be’er Sheva District Court faces a deepening crisis as a standoff with Justice Minister Yariv Levin stalls new judicial appointments, leaving the court critically understaffed
Ilana Curiel
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02.02.26
Dozens of butterfly species in Israel face extinction
Israel’s first Red List on butterflies finds three species already extinct and dozens more at risk, and warns that habitat loss, pesticides and climate change are driving a severe decline in one of nature’s most sensitive insect groups
Ilana Curiel
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02.02.26
Israel swelters through its toastiest February day in decades
With temperatures nearing 30°C in early February, Israel logs rare winter heat as experts warn the season is shrinking and spring is arriving earlier each year
Ilana Curiel, Alexandra Lukash
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02.01.26
Weather forecast: 39-year heat record expected, followed by return of rain
Temperatures nearing 30° C have not been recorded in central areas at this time of year since February 1987; change is expected Monday evening, with rain forecast in the north and central areas, continuing into Tuesday mornin
Ilana Curiel
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01.31.26
3-year-old toddler killed by bus in southern
Boy dies after being struck in Bedouin community of Hura; police open investigation as medics describe frantic efforts to save child’s life
Ilana Curiel
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01.29.26
Environment minister pelted with coal at fiery power plant pollution debate
Woman hurls coal at Idit Silman during a heated hearing on the Orot Rabin plant; minister unharmed, suspect detained for questioning
Raanan Ben-Zur, Ilana Curiel
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01.29.26
Shin Bet investigating suspected Israeli-linked smuggling funneling goods from Israel into Gaza
Israel Police and the Shin Bet are investigating a multi-suspect case under a sweeping gag order, amid security officials’ admission that thousands of items were smuggled into Gaza over the past year, possibly with Israeli involvement
Roni Green Shaulov, Ilana Curiel, Yoav Zitun
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01.27.26
‘Pride is stronger than sorrow, we got closure’: family of Ran Gvili speaks after his return
'We got closure, Rani is home and we are so proud,' his mother said; his brother called it 'a gift to be the brother of a hero,' while his sister spoke of sadness alongside relief and a powerful sense of release
Ilana Curiel, Roni Green Shaulov
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01.26.26
3D-printed prosthetic leg helps save endangered vulture released in Golan
An endangered Egyptian vulture that lost a leg after being caught in a trap returned to the wild in the Golan Heights after undergoing a rare and groundbreaking rehabilitation using a custom 3D-printed prosthetic
Ilana Curiel
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01.26.26
Be’er Sheva 'Tony Soprano' gets triple life term in one of Israel’s most brutal murder cases
Sentence follows a seven-year trial that found Yaniv Zaguri orchestrated a revenge campaign against state witnesses, exposing multiple murders, 218 court hearings, 117 witnesses and unprecedented security measures for judges and prosecutors
Ilana Curiel
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01.26.26
Who is the ‘impersonating officer’? What he is accused of and why his name was revealed
After years of secrecy, the court allowed publication of Assaf Shmuelevitz’s identity to counter rumors, clarify the charges and explain why prosecutors say he is not a spy
Ilana Curiel
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01.23.26
Court names man accused of impersonating officer, spying in wake of Oct. 7
Suspect identified as Assaf Shmuelevitz, accused of posing as a captain, entering military command centers and collecting classified information during the early days of the war
Ilana Curiel, Yoav Zitun
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01.22.26
Israel mulls Paris climate accord exit over political bias, environment minister says
Idit Silman orders review of Israel’s role in global climate bodies, accusing some of using environmental platforms to delegitimize the country; UN-backed Paris Agreement among pacts under scrutiny
Ilana Curiel
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01.21.26
Heavy rains, flood risk as winter storm hits central Israel after warm weekend
Powerful downpours set to sweep across Israel Sunday, with flash floods expected from the Sharon to the Negev; Be'er Sheva records more than double average seasonal rainfall
Ilana Curiel, Gilad Carmeli
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01.17.26
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