Ori Hadomi, entrepreneur and CEO of Mazor Robotics, was interviewed Monday night by an Israeli financial news program and shared about the contacts between Israeli businessmen and European countries that are actively offering incentives and benefits to high-tech workers who agree to leave the Jewish State. “Various contacts have reached out to several senior officials in the Israeli hi-tech industry," said Hadomi in an sign that these nations are trying to pry Israeli companies away from Israel.

22 March 2023

Read more: Are European Countries Incentivizing Israeli Companies & Workers To Leave?

The coordinator of government operations in Judea and Samaria, Major General Rasan Aliyan, announced late Monday a series of civil measures for the Palestinian population, with or without Israeli citizenship, on the occasion of the month of Ramadan, in accordance with the recommendation of the security bodies and with the aim of allowing freedom of religious worship for the Palestinian public.

21 March 2023

Read more: Israel Eases The Way For Palestinians Wanting To Pray At Al Aqsa During Ramadan

32-year-old Or Ascher, who was severely wounded in the recent terrorist attack on the trendy Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv March 9, passed away after a week and a half in which he was hospitalized in the Ichilov Hospital of Tel Aviv. Or was talking to his partner while getting ready for the wedding he was supposed to go to, and on the way to the celebration he was shot and mortally injured by a terrorist along with his two friends.

21 March 2023

Read more: Terror Victim Succumbs To His Wounds, Saves Multiple Lives With Organ Donation

Late Monday night the Knesset passed the law that officially cancels out the 2005 disengagement from Northern Samaria. The bill had been submitted seven times in a row under seven different parliamentary sessions, and passed this time with a majority of 31 Knesset Members (MK's), including several from the opposition, against 18 who voted against it.

21 March 2023

Read more: In Bold Move, Knesset Repeals 2005 Northern Samaria Disengagement

A terrorist opened fire Sunday afternoon at an Israeli vehicle, injuring David Stern, a 41-year-old United States Marine veteran who was traveling with his wife who, herself suffered a panic attack and was taken with him to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva. Stern, who was wounded in the head, was armed and returned fire, hitting the terrorist. Later the hospital reported that his condition was moderate and stable, even though he was hit in the head, adding that "it was a miracle." 

20 March 2023

Read more: Watch: Shot In The Head, Former US Marine Does The Miraculous