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‘You won’t defeat us, not even with 300 kilograms of explosives’: families return to rubble in southern Israel

Less than a day after the strikes in Dimona and Arad, a resident found his wife’s ring in the rubble; nearly 200 wounded were rushed to Soroka, where a veteran ER chief said, 'I’ll remember the bleeding children,' families said, 'Trauma is trauma — and now more than ever'

Ilana Curiel, Roni Green Shaulov | 03.22.26

Israel Gaza tunnel hunt slows as Hamas regains foothold in central Strip

Israeli drilling project to map Gaza tunnels slows after dense networks found in the north; officials warn Hamas retains operational control in central camps as military focus shifts north and toward Iran

Roni Green Shaulov | 03.22.26

'We will not stop': Katz says Israel, US to intensify strikes on Iran in coming days

Defense minister says attacks will sharply escalate this week as Israeli warplanes come under fire over Iran; Israeli forces kill at least 4 Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon and strike command centers in Beirut

Itamar Eichner, Roni Green Shaulov | 03.21.26

'We had a miracle': Family escapes seconds before Iranian cluster missile hits their home

An Iranian cluster missile destroyed a home in the Lachish community of Neta; the father recounting: 'After the siren, I heard noise, went out and shouted, ‘Is anyone here?’ No one answered, and when we emerged, there was smoke, dust and massive damage'

Roni Green Shaulov | 03.19.26

Grim day at sea: dead whale, rare turtle wash ashore in Israel

Critically endangered leatherback turtle found entangled in fishing gear in Herzliya and large sperm whale discovered at Zikim beach, as experts warn of mounting threats from nets, plastic pollution and offshore energy surveys in the Mediterranean

Ilana Curiel, Raanan Ben-Zur, Roni Green Shaulov | 02.24.26

Kfar Aza to decide fate of bullet-riddled, burned homes left scarred by October 7 massacre

Community to vote on whether to preserve the devastated quarter as a memorial site or relocate structures to the kibbutz entrance; residents insist the decision rests solely with them despite fears of government intervention

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.24.26

Ashdod refinery disaster: suspect arrested on murder with indifference charges

The suspect, a partner in a company supplying medical air cylinders to the refinery, is accused of murder with indifference after investigators examined whether the tanks contained substances that led to the deaths of two engineers

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.23.26

'200K shekels in a bag': new details on Shin Bet head’s brother's alleged role in Gaza smuggling case

Transcripts show Bezalel Zini acknowledged awareness of alleged cigarette smuggling and receiving money but denied involvement; alleged partner, citing cash payments and three alleged transfers into Gaza

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.18.26

'Unbelievable negligence': families demand answers after Ashdod refinery deaths

Ilan Goichman alleges safety failures left his wife Nitzan and her co-worker Irina Radchuk undiscovered for nearly an hour after suspected gas tank malfunction; 'Nitzan always told me the human treatment there was terrible,' he says

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.15.26

Ashdod refinery disaster: Suspicion oxygen tanks were mislabeled, may have contained toxic substance

Exclusive: Tanks stamped “oxygen” and connected to the victims’ suits may not have contained oxygen and could have held a toxic material; forensic institute has yet to determine the cause of death of two chemical engineers

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.13.26

No arrests, no answers: family shattered after mother dies in Ashdod refinery tragedy

As investigators examine possible negligence in the Ashdod refinery deaths, the family of 39-year-old engineer Nitzan Goichman says it remains in shock, with no suspects detained and no official cause of death released

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.12.26

Mother of three named among victims in deadly Ashdod refinery lab incident

Nitzan Goichman, 39, a chemical engineer, died alongside a colleague after the two collapsed in a laboratory incident under investigation, with authorities probing possible oxygen deprivation and ruling out a hazardous materials leak

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.11.26

Fatal oxygen malfunction kills two women at Ashdod refinery

Authorities said the women were apparently wearing sealed protective suits and collapsed due to a lack of oxygen following a malfunction; the circumstances of the incident are under investigation

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.11.26

No more ‘landmines’: Sderot deploys drones to catch dog owners who don’t clean up after pets

Gaza border town will use smart cameras to spot violations in parks and streets, issuing 475-shekel fines for dog waste and enforcing leash, registration and vaccination rules

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.11.26

Ashkelon mayor under investigation for stealing war funds: 'Emergency donations are sacred'

Long before the probe against Mayor Glam and his entourage was opened on suspicion of stealing millions of shekels that were intended as donations to residents, council member Eva Totai tried to obtain information on the subject; 'The public has a right to know where every shekel went'

Roni Green Shaulov | 02.04.26

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