Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu concluded his nearly week-long political visit to the United States by departing from New York early on Sunday, a trip that even his staunchest critics acknowledged as productive. Netanyahu and his team worked tirelessly to ensure that the plane departed as early as possible, aiming to land in Israel before the airport closed for Yom Kippur. Despite some delays, the flight is scheduled to touch down around 2:00 PM Israel time.

24 September 2023

Read more: Netanyahu's U.S. Trip: Saudi Peace And A Call For Palestinian Involvement

Internal documents from the Israeli Nablus Police Battalion, stationed at the Tapoach base in Samaria, were initially obtained by "Israel Hayom." These documents shed new light on the activities of the Border Patrol from 2017 to 2021, particularly regarding security operations for evacuation and the demolition of illegal construction. Contrary to the perception held by many around the globe, these documents reveal that approximately 90% of Border Patrol activities in this period were directed towards Jewish settlements, rather than Palestinian construction.

22 September 2023

Read more: Police Prioritizes Demolitions In Jewish Settlements Over Palestinian Evictions

In a noteworthy development, Israel is reportedly engaged in discreet discussions with the Biden administration to facilitate uranium enrichment in Saudi Arabia. This move, as per a widely circulated report from the "Wall Street Journal," is aimed at enabling nuclear development in Saudi Arabia for purely civilian purposes.

22 September 2023

Read more: Prince Bin Salman: Israel, Saudi Arabia, U.S. Paving Way To Historic Agreement

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a historic meeting on Tuesday night with Turkish President Recep Erdogan, marking a significant milestone in the evolving relationship between Israel and Turkey. "The ties between us are getting stronger," Netanyahu remarked during the meeting. This encounter signified a remarkable shift in relations, considering Erdogan's past history of making harsh anti-Israel statement. In March 2019, for instance, Erdogan referred to Netanyahu as a "tyrant" and accused him of being a "killer of Palestinian children."

20 September 2023

Read more: Netanyahu And Erdogan's Historic Meeting Marks Shift In Israel-Turkey Relations

Superintendent Sigal Bar Zvi, the head of the Operations Division of the Israel Police, recently addressed the senior command staff of the police to provide a comprehensive update on the preparations for the upcoming Jewish high holidays, with a particular focus on Yom Kippur. In her briefing, she highlighted a significant increase in alerts regarding potential terrorist attacks.

19 September 2023

Read more: Israel Police Encourage Armed Citizens As Part Of Heightened Security Measures