Dozens of snakes of various species were found in the suitcase of a Jerusalem resident as he returned from Italy. "Efforts will be made to return them to their country of origin," stated the Director of Captive Wildlife at the Nature and Parks Authority.

Rabbi Rips' Torah code studies were the subject of great public interest and controversy. 

The ultra-Orthodox newspaper Yated Ne'eman has taken an unusual step against Itamar Ben-Gvir by publishing a front page with an advertisement in Arabic. This follows Ben-Gvir's recent comments about policy on the Temple Mount, which have once again stirred controversy.

Dozens of local and regional councils have announced that they will not participate in the strike declared by Histadrut Chairman Arnon Bar-David. Among these councils are Jerusalem, Samaria, Benjamin, Ariel, Kedumim, and others.

The Israeli Police arrested an East Jerusalem resident on suspicion of assaulting his sister and grabbing her by the neck during an argument over renovations in their home. An indictment has been filed against the suspect.

Rare 2,700-year-old seal bears both Hebrew script and Assyrian-style art, and offers new insights into First Temple period literacy and international influences.

The incendiary professor who denied the October 7 massacre and called for the cancellation of Zionism and the intimidation of Jews has ultimately resigned from her position at the Hebrew University after nearly a year.

In Jerusalem, a toddler around two years old ingested a toxic substance and is in critical condition. The child suffered from shortness of breath, and his condition was described as severe. Paramedics and medics from Magen David Adom (MDA) transported the child to the hospital.

Ibrahim Mansour, a Palestinian detainee charged with the murder of Israel Prison Service officer Yochai Avni, has failed a recent polygraph test.

Over 130 institutions, predominantly Haredi, face critical deficiencies in emergency preparedness.

Israel’s economy is under severe strain as the ongoing conflict with Hamas extends into its 11th month. The protracted fighting has led to a halt in tourism, closure of small businesses, disruptions in shipping, and an increased national deficit. Key areas such as Jerusalem’s Old City and Haifa’s flea market are experiencing significant downturns, with many businesses failing and luxury hotels running at half capacity.

Border Police (MAGAV) officers stopped a vehicle for a routine inspection at a checkpoint near Jerusalem and discovered a massive quantity of 210 kilograms of meat valued at tens of thousands of shekels. The 35-year-old driver from Jerusalem, who attempted to smuggle the meat from Judea and Samaria, was arrested.

Blending fragments of Israel's landscape with stained glass and acrylics, Lasry crafts vibrant pieces that bridge tradition and innovation, inviting viewers into a world where spirituality and art intertwine.

Eleven people were injured in a traffic accident involving a bus and three vehicles near the International Convention Center in Jerusalem. All of the injured were reported to be in light condition. Eight of the injured were transferred to the hospital.

Israel Police uncovered an alarming case of radicalization among students.

Despite the issuance of hundreds of recruitment orders, only 70 Haredi recruits have reported for initial enlistment procedures so far. The IDF has begun sending second summonses to those who have not yet reported.

The condition of the zookeeper who was injured by a crocodile bite remains severe. The victim underwent a lengthy surgery that lasted over nine hours, involving oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthopedics, and plastic surgery.

Hadassah Hospital has provided an update on the condition of the zookeeper who was bitten by a crocodile, stating that his condition remains severe as he is still undergoing surgery, which is expected to be completed in the coming hours.

Unprecedented: Crocodile attacks a zoo worker in Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo.