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Gov’t ignored a preexisting list of options for combating pandemics due to politics.

Major roads to close, with hundreds of thousands expected at rabbi's burial in Bnei Brak; event could be biggest funeral in country's history; police: Stay at home if possible

Nearly 100 soldiers, some Ukrainian- and Russian-speaking, tasked with directing immigrants, manning phone lines; task force, Defense Ministry to run airport operations base

ALIYAH AFFAIRS: Since Russia invaded Ukraine, more than 2,000 people who qualify under the Law of Return have made aliyah.

Investigation finds 'certain gaps' in threat of drones, incomplete data on military's competency to respond to hazardous leaks; army says working to 'implement recommendations'

If lone soldiers that arrive in Israel seek to do this for the country, there is no good reason that mandatory drafts should not apply to all citizens of the state.

The decision comes after 5-year-old Ido Avigail was killed by shrapnel during “Operation Guardian of the Walls” in May 2021.

Netanyahu chose a police chief who would protect him, and he may have picked a winner

Many buildings in the north still remain at high risk in case of earthquakes.