With Israel's undeclared nuclear facility in Dimona aging badly, could the Jewish State be modernizing its 'last-resort capabilities?'

After a tragic death just days before her wedding, a young woman's body is being kept from her family pending an autopsy.

A Purim-eve poll shows Blue and White slipping behind, Likud's block nearly at enough seats for a government.

Construction was documented near a mass grave of Jewish Lithuanian Holocaust victims In privately owned land.

Arutz Sheva was given a sneak preview of the Lockheed Martin CH-53 Stallion, the helicopters now chosen to replace the aging Yasur fleet.

Yet another wave of soldiers leaves the doors of Training Base 1, whose alumni already include some of Israel's most legendary soldiers

Deputy Speaker of Parliament Ili Al Farzali was interviewed by Lebanese TV station Ibci Lebanon and asked about allegations that government members received the COVID vaccine before other citizens and his opinion In the World Bank saying it may stop shipment of vaccines to the country.In response, Al Farzali went In a rant, threatening journalist Malek Maktabi In live TV.

Thousands of police have been deployed at hundreds of checkpoints across the country to enforce the night curfew regulations that have gone into effect for the Purim holiday.Chief of Police Yaakov Shabtai said, "We have deployed checkpoints between cities and within cities and additional units are enforcing the lockdown in order to maintain public peace and prevent illegal gatherings. I appeal to the public to honor the guidelines and we look forward to full cooperation and avoidance of unnecessary confrontations.""We will use all the tools at our disposal to confront violations," added the commissioner.