Israel

18°

Weather

YnetGlobal Channels

Sites & Sources

more channels

Contact

Israel

Iran ramps up missile tests and military drills, renews threats toward Israel

The Revolutionary Guards Corps stage drill after drill and boast missiles that can strike above and below water; Iran’s army threatens a ‘slap’ to its enemies and tests a civilian alert system similar to Israel’s

Lior Ben Ari, Itamar Eichner | 12.21.25

Are taxi rides in Israel really more expensive compared with the rest of the world?

Opening the market to Uber may cut fares for riders but could crush drivers already squeezed by Gett’s dominance, illegal operators and high fuel and insurance costs, even as global data shows fares are cheap and service continues to decline

Sivan Hilaie | 12.21.25

Germany’s left isn’t just anti-Israel — it hates Jews

Opinion: Die Linke’s return to relevance masks a darker shift: its embrace of anti-Israel rhetoric has crossed into open antisemitism, alienated Jewish members and revealed a party more focused on fueling outrage than protecting democratic values

Zeev Avrahami | 12.21.25

תיעוד פלסטיני: הגדר פרוצה בדרום רצועת עזה

Three Gazans who entered Israel during Oct. 7 attack arrested with stolen military ammunition

During 'Operation New Order' in the Negev, police arrested three Palestinians who entered Israel from the Gaza Strip during Hamas’ surprise attack; the three were employed in Rahat, where bullets and stolen military ammunition were found in their possession; police and the Ministry of National Security said that since the operation began about a month ago, more than 250 suspects have been arrested and 39 individuals have been removed from the Negev.

Liran Tamari | 12.21.25

חמושים ב מיליציה מיליציות פרו-איראניות ליד המטה שלהם ב בגדד עיראק שהופצץ

'Israel is preparing to strike': under pressure, Iran-backed militias in Iraq signal willingness to disarm

Pro-Iranian militia leaders call to hand over weapons to the state ahead of a new government, amid rare warnings of imminent Israeli strikes, possibly with US backing

Lior Ben Ari | 12.20.25

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

A warning shot to Erdogan: Israel’s message to Turkey comes via Athens and Nicosia

Commentary: Jerusalem denies joint military force plans with Greece and Cyprus, but has ordered the IDF to begin planning in signal to Ankara to shift course; existing trilateral ties already act as a counterweight to Erdogan’s rising influence with Trump

Ron Ben-Yishai | 12.20.25

Facing Erdogan: Israel, Greece and Cyprus build united front to deter Turkey

At a high-stakes summit in Jerusalem, three allies to underscore military coordination, energy cooperation and a clear message to Ankara: escalating aggression won’t go unanswered; officials deny plans for joint regional force, but vow deeper defense ties

Itamar Eichner | 12.20.25

Along with Sudan, Iran and North Korea: why travel insurance for Israel is vanishing from US markets

As millions of Americans plan to travel abroad for the holidays, leading insurance providers are quietly excluding Israel from coverage, despite being a popular destination for Christian pilgrims and tourists

Amir Bogen | 12.20.25

עקיל קשאוורז, הוצא להורג באיראן באשמת ריגול למען ישראל

Iran executes alleged 'Mossad spy' accused of 200 surveillance missions

Iran executed 27-year-old Aghil Keshavarz after convicting him of spying for Israel, saying he was caught photographing an army division headquarters; officials said a coded notebook was found in his hotel room and Israel-linked messages on his phone

Lior Ben Ari, AP | 12.20.25

Mike Huckabee: 'I hope there won’t be a war, Iran will come to its senses'

US ambassador says Gaza offensive not tied to hostage remains, urges Iran to rethink nukes, sees progress with Saudis and Lebanon, welcomes settler crackdown and brushes off Trump-Netanyahu tensions: 'I kind of roll my eyes and smile'

Itamar Eichner | 12.19.25

He believed the truth about Josef Mengele's fate was being buried - he was right

The Israeli police officer who hunted Nazis until his final days suspected a cover-up surrounding Josef Mengele; newly released Argentine documents now confirm what Menachem Russek believed for decades, long after the Nazi's death

Gabi Bar-Haim | 12.18.25

Israel’s gas deal with Egypt: who profits and will consumers pay the price?

Touted as diplomatic and economic milestone, Israel’s largest-ever gas export deal is expected to benefit foreign partners, led by US firms mainly; officials promise safeguards for local market, but fears remain of higher electricity prices over time

Sivan Hilaie | 12.18.25

Trump to decide on new US-Israel tariff regime

US president expected to announce this week whether he will cut a proposed 17% tariff on Israeli goods, as Jerusalem presses for a lower rate, citing free‑trade ties, security concerns and recent concessions on US agricultural imports

Gad Lior | 12.17.25

Rental market cools as seasonal slowdown, softer demand hit prices

Government data for November shows easing rent hikes for new and renewing tenants; other indicators point to actual nationwide decline, with sharp drops in cities like Herzliya and Tel Aviv as winter season dampens demand across real estate market

Hila Tsion | 12.17.25

Rain tapers off as Israel faces unseasonably cold weather

Showers expected to end by afternoon with frost risk overnight; Thursday to bring slight warming, with weekend drizzle possible in north and central regions as temperatures gradually return to seasonal norms

ynet | 12.17.25

Hot Tags

Today

This Week

This Month

Judicial reform Ahmad al-Sharaa Airstrike Amsterdam Antisemitism Ariel Bibas Benjamin Netanyahu Bitcoin Climate crisis Columbia University

Hot Tags

Today

This Week

This Month

Judicial reform Ahmad al-Sharaa Airstrike Amsterdam Antisemitism Ariel Bibas Benjamin Netanyahu Bitcoin Climate crisis Columbia University