Gilad Cohen

Jerusalem area residents allegedly contacted an Iranian agent, posing as an intelligence soldier and using AI to fabricate documents in exchange for cryptocurrency payments

Daring Jewish-American soldier Theodor Bachenheimer repeatedly posed as a German to evade capture before being killed in 1944; a year later, his story lived on in Real Life Comics, now revealed for Holocaust Remembrance Day

Prosecutors say Yona Schreiber attacked the nun because of her religious identity, shoving her to the ground and kicking her before assaulting a bystander who tried to intervene

Crowds gather in capital for annual Flag Dance; Nissan arrived with her children, saying, 'It is important for them to see Jerusalem in all its glory,' while Gal said, 'If there were less politics, more people would come'; earlier, youths clashed with Old City residents and left-wing activists, threw chairs and shouted slurs

A loud explosion and large fireball alarmed locals, but defense company Tomer says it was a planned test, emergency forces were notified in advance and distant videos exaggerated the blast

Anti-draft Haredi protesters brought rail traffic in central Israel to a halt, attempted to storm the home of a senior police commander and blocked major roads across the country, as Haredi municipal leaders declared the police 'an enemy' and suspended cooperation.

Deputy mayor spots inventory stickers on medals and ceremonial gifts linked to former longtime mayor, prompting police probe that returned dozens of stolen historical artifacts

Omer Ohana, partner of Shagi Golan who fell in Be'eri on October 7, said from the main stage of the Jerusalem Pride Parade that "the message to every politician ahead of the elections is that we will not settle for promises alone." He added: "Shagi didn't ask who to protect and the state didn't ask him who he loves. After Shagi fell, the state did not recognize me. It did not recognize our love. No one thought about what to do with a gay widower, with a widow who is a common-law partner. Together we passed the Bereaved Families Law. Since then we became equal in death, but even today we are not equal in life."

About 500 grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Nazi officers and soldiers came to Israel for solidarity marches, including Anna Suzette Pfeffermann, whose grandfather electrified the death camp's fences; 'It is important to me that Israelis know they are not alone'

The Tunnels Checkpoint was blocked by ultra-Orthodox extremists following the arrest of a deserter. Police and Border Police forces are working to disperse the protesters. "Rioters continue to cause disturbances while blocking roads, blocking buses with passengers, moving rocks, setting up roadblocks and setting fire to traffic lanes," authorities said.