Yair Kraus

Three-year package will fund housing, infrastructure, education and community growth across northern Israel as KKL-JNF says it is stepping in where government aid has lagged; 'We're becoming, in many ways, a miniature government'

Two years after work began, the IDF says most trenches and earth barriers along the Syrian border are complete as forces operate beyond the fence amid a changing security landscape

A special rescue unit located the 12-year-old after he fell from an inflatable boat in the Jordan River; 'He was vacationing with his family when he fell in and disappeared,' a rescuer said.

Former Mossad chief says US bombing of Fordow in June 2025 was ‘the fulfillment of all my dreams'; he also argues uranium enriched to 60% is still ‘far from a bomb'

Blast near Metula injures migrant workers as police warn of unexploded ordnance; separate reports attribute overnight strikes in Syria to Israel

Four aircraft reportedly hit runways and storage facilities at Abu al-Duhur airfield in Idlib; senior Israeli official says Washington received

Nissan Zaevi, leader of the campaign to restore the confrontation line, has joined the Yachad party led by Naftali Bennett. According to the party's announcement, Zaevi, a third-generation descendant of Galilee settlement pioneers, established the 'Habayta - Returning to the Galilee' movement and 'Lobby 1701' during the war with the aim of representing northern residents in their struggle to restore security and develop the region.

Britain's deputy ambassador Thomas Phipps joined divers to lay a wreath on the wreck of the Ardo, long believed to be a Turkish ship, after researchers uncovered its true identity

The artist behind Daliyat al-Karmel's world-famous Color House was once mocked for choosing painting over a conventional career; now his hometown is placing his work in a new elementary school, where he hopes children will learn that creativity is nothing to hide

Warmer winters are reducing the 'chill hours' fruit trees need, hurting yields; a large trial found that shade nets deployed in fall and winter boosted fruit production by 82%