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‘Grandma, why is your rifle so long?’: At 67, Dalia still leads missions and vows to face any threat

Dalia Miller, a grandmother and longtime educator, volunteers as a senior Border Police officer in northern Israel. She says age is no barrier and insists she will remain in an operational role as long as she is allowed

Israel Moshkovitz | 11.13.25

Sea of Galilee water level falls to lowest point in decades, alarming Israeli experts

The Sea of Galilee’s water level has dropped by more than 2.5 meters a year on average over the past two years, far faster than in previous droughts, despite efforts to pump desalinated water into the lake. Experts warn the decline is unprecedented.

Israel Moshkovitz, Ilana Curiel | 11.12.25

Three charged with robbing, attempting to kidnap businessman over debt

The three residents of Nazareth allegedly attacked and tried to kidnap a local businessman over a debt of several tens of thousands of shekels, even as a civil lawsuit between them was still being heard in court

Israel Moshkovitz | 11.09.25

Two seriously wounded in stabbing in central Tel Aviv

Stabbing came amid a deadly night across Israel, with three men killed in separate shootings in Haifa, East Jerusalem and Wadi Ara, bringing the number of people slain in violent crimes within the Arab community this year to 222

Hassan Shaalan, Meir Turgeman, Israel Moshkovitz | 11.07.25

A Palestinian stands in the window of a Ramallah police station in October 2000, displaying the blood of two slain Israeli soldiers on his hands

Brother of soldier lynched in Ramallah: ‘His killer goes free, and I’m left with pain and tears’

On the 25th anniversary of the Ramallah lynching, Israel prepares to release several of those involved as part of the hostage deal, leaving bereaved families torn between relief for the hostages and renewed pain

Eitan Glickman, Elisha Ben Kimon, Israel Moshkovitz, Meir Turgeman, Idan Bloemhof | 10.11.25

Tragedy in the Golan: Reservist on short leave dies after wasp sting

Livneh Shalev, director of the Golan community center and father of five, suffered a fatal allergic reaction after a wasp sting while hiking. He had served hundreds of reserve days and was on brief leave from active duty.

Yair Kraus, Israel Moshkovitz | 10.03.25

'He saw the baby waving to us on the ultrasound in a video call': The life and last days of Maj. Shahar Bozaglo

Adi, wife of the fallen soldier, recalled the moment her world fell apart: On the wat to the hospital she prayed he had an injury that could be rehabilitated, 'Then I heard his mother screaming on the phone that her son was dead'; She says she lived with fear, but never imagined she’d be left alone; His mother tells Ynet: 'He told me, "I will not fall in battle," and I believed him'

Yoav Zitun, Israel Moshkovitz | 09.25.25

Two Israelis drown at sea in separate incidents during holiday

Two men drown in separate incidents at Tel Aviv and the Sea of Galilee on Rosh Hashanah, prompting warnings against swimming in unsupervised beaches

Israel Moshkovitz, Roy Rubinstein | 09.23.25

טרור חקלאי נגד הדבוראים הוותיקים של קיבוץ עין חרוד מאוחד שבגלבוע: כ-40 כוורות הושמדו ע"י אלמונים שפיזרו אבקת רעל

Agricultural terror? Officials confirm banned pesticide behind mass bee die-off in northern Israel

Lab tests confirm organophosphate poisoning in hundreds of thousands of bees at Kibbutz Ein Harod Meuhad before Rosh Hashanah; honey from affected hives destroyed to prevent public health risks

Israel Moshkovitz | 09.22.25

No ID, no missing reports: Police investigate mystery drowning in Sea of Galilee

Police say man, believed to be in his 30s, entered the water at an unmonitored section of the beach where no lifeguard was present; after he failed to return, a bystander who saw him go in alerted authorities

Israel Moshkovitz | 09.20.25

Millions of bees killed in suspected agricultural terror attack ahead of Rosh Hashanah

About 40 hives poisoned with toxic powder days before Rosh Hashanah, destroying honey supplies meant for the holiday; devastated beekeepers say attack targeted Israeli agriculture as police and watchdog groups investigate

Israel Moshkovitz | 09.19.25

Mistaken identity: How a deadly chase and one bullet led to a soldier’s murder in Tiberias

Israeli police indicted three Tiberias men in the murder of discharged soldier Daniel Aslan, 22, who was gunned down in June; two face murder charges, one faces arson, and a fourth suspect, 19-year-old Orel Shukron, remains on the run

Israel Moshkovitz | 09.12.25

'Gave his heart and soul to everything': Families and friends remember tank crew killed in Gaza ambush

Families and friends remember Staff Sgt. Uri Lamed, Sgt. Gadi Cotal, Sgt. Amit Arye Regev and Lt. Matan Abramovitz as dedicated, compassionate and remarkable soldiers

Israel Moshkovitz, Raanan Ben-Zur, Lihi Gordon, Meir Turgeman | 09.09.25

First Sergeant Niv Peretz identified as police officer killed in shootout with arms traffickers

Peretz was shot dead after attempting to confront the arms dealers during an operational mission to locate illegal weapons in the Zalafa area of Wadi Ara

Israel Moshkovitz, Liran Tamari | 09.08.25

Israel launches world-first plan to save Sea of Galilee with desalinated seawater

After years of drought and plunging water levels, Israel is preparing a world-first project: channeling desalinated Mediterranean seawater into the Sea of Galilee to stabilize the lake and secure the nation’s water future

Israel Moshkovitz | 09.02.25

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