Eli Ashkenazi
'It's a death sentence for the Kinneret': The battle over signs warning of brain-eating amoeba
How much is hunting a gazelle worth to the state? This is the price a convicted hunter will pay
Will jet skis be banned from the Kinneret? The new regulation that could save swimmers
Rachel Rabin-Yaakov, Yitzhak Rabin's sister, Galilee settlement figure, dies at 101
She was born in Tel Aviv in 1925, the daughter of Rosa and Nehemiah Rabin, and the younger sister of Yitzhak Rabin, who was three years older than her.
Kinneret takes hit as water level drops amidst Israel's desalination plant shutdowns
With desalination plants sidelined, the Sea of Galilee was once again forced to supply the national water network.
The market is open for competition: The move expected to lower sheep cheese prices
Israel to drop sheep cheese tariffs and open market to competition, while providing millions in direct support and quota compensation to local farmers.
IDF targets Hezbollah in southern Lebanon following Hezbollah drone launches - report
Earlier, Hezbollah launched two explosive drones toward IDF forces operating in southern Lebanon. IDF forces fired at one of the drones and intercepted it, with no injuries reported by the IDF.
Police charge three alleged hit squad members with murder, extortion in northern Israel
Police received reports of shots fired at close range in Bukata. Abu Shahin, who investigators said was the intended target, and Saada, who was a bystander, were both pronounced dead at the scene.
Tourism surge drives up trash levels on Lake Kinneret shores
After years of war-related quiet, bathers return to Lake Kinneret alongside mounds of trash, prompting locals to clean the shores themselves.
Six Thai workers injured after undetonated mine explodes in northern Israel
Israel Police responded to the scene of the incident and have begun an investigation into the circumstances of the explosion.
Haredi protesters attempt to block bus near Meron over Shabbat operations
The protest follows an overnight incident in which a woman glued the entrance to Jerusalem's Basimta cafe shut, delaying its opening by 40 minutes.
Ex-spy chief Cohen says Mossad ‘toured’ Fordow many times, bombing was ‘fulfillment of all dreams'
It remains unclear whether Cohen was referring to agents physically present within the facility or to a form of remote monitoring.
Yair Golan unveils NIS 1b. plan to fight crime in Arab society
Golan said the fight against organized crime requires economic pressure, special courts, and efforts to cut off funding to criminal groups.