Sivan Hilaie is a journalist for Ynet News, focusing on national news in Israel. She covers a wide range of topics, including current events, human interest stories, and political developments. With a keen eye for detail and a dedication to reporting the truth, Sivan strives to provide accurate and informative news to her readers.
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By: Sivan Hilaie
Yuli Edelstein chair of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense committee says he cannot allow demeaning Holocaust and removes brother of hostage; tells him if Israel had not pulled out of Gaza in 2005, brother may not have been taken by Hamas
Hundreds of polling stations set up on military bases, at the front lines and even in combat zones, some of which opened last week, after vote postponed twice due to Gaza war
Fiancées of security personnel who fell on or after October 7 will receive benefits similar to IDF widows for five years; 'Their life partners fell for the state and the state must support them in return'
IDF Spokesperson says assault on facility is largest concentration of terrorists captured, identity of some cannot yet be revealed because of the valuable intelligence they are providing to interrogators
By: Lior Ben Ari, Nina Fox, Sivan Hilaie, Abdul Malik Al-Houthi
Israel confirms cruise missile fired from Yemen is shot down over Israel, 3 days after incident but spokesperson does not provide more detail; Houthi arsenal includes ballistic, cruise missiles able to travel up to
By: Sivan Hilaie
Hafida Benchehida, an Algerian Senator, participated in a global conference of parliamentary members and denied October 7 atrocities; Israeli MKs present took offense, saying, 'Your response is shameful and exactly demonstrates Israel's claims about the world's hypocrisy'
By: Sivan Hilaie
Knesset passes bill, without opposition or abstention, mandating images illustrating the hazards of smoking be printed on or affixed to smoking product packaging; However, the law allows the Health Minister to use discretion when determining which smoking products should carry these images
By: Sivan Hilaie
Under the law which passed overwhelmingly, an agreement from 1967 that allowed the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency to work in Israel will be canceled, and UNRWA activities in the country will cease. Some of the agency's employees are suspected of participating in the massacres on October 7. US is "very concerned"
UN secretary-general says bill passed by Knesset could have devastating consequences for Palestinian refugees and will be detrimental for the resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
By: Sivan Hilaie
'Terror supporters can no longer be teachers in Israel - it is regrettable that this took us nearly two years, but better late than never,'says bill sponsor MK Amit Halevi
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