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14+ min ago (40+ words) Real time news brief - Witkoff and Kushner arrive in Moscow for direct talks with Putin - Israel National News flashes around the clock are waiting for you on the site Witkoff and Kushner arrive in Moscow for direct talks with Putin...

16+ min ago (276+ words) The Jerusalem District Court today sentenced Mustafa Abd al-Nabi to 12 years in prison and Ahmad Natsheh to 5 years in prison plus a suspended sentence, after both were convicted of planning a terror attack near the Knesset.According to the amended indictment, the two planned to detonate a truck bomb loaded with gas canisters, regularly watched ISIS videos featuring religious incitement and graphic violence, and pledged allegiance to the organization. One of the defendants purchased materials and attempted to assemble an explosive device himself, while the other sought to obtain additional tools and materials needed for that purpose. They also tried to recruit partners to carry out the attack.The attack did not take place due to their arrest, and despite the seriousness of their intentions, no actual damage was caused. Two terrorists who planned attack near Knesset sentenced to prison…...

21+ min ago (367+ words) Home " The quiet rebellion that changed how the world gives Giving Tuesday did not begin as a fundraising tactic. It began as a rebellion. In 2012, a small team at New York's 92nd Street Y looked at the frenzy of Black Friday and Cyber Monday and asked a simple question: What if the world paused for one day, not to buy, but to give? The idea was quiet and almost na've, yet it spread faster than anyone imagined. Within a year, it reached dozens of countries. Within five years, it reached hundreds. People were hungry for it. Hungry for something deeper than discounts. Hungry for meaning. Hungry for the chance to choose generosity instead of consumption. Giving Tuesday became the world's annual reset button, a reminder near the end of each year that compassion still has the power to bend history. By…...

44+ min ago (327+ words) Almog Armouza, 25, from Gedera, was severely attacked last night (Monday) in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, in a violent assault carried out by a group of locals. Armouza, who was on his way to the Israeli hostel in the city, told Ynet that he was struck in the head with an iron club, and that only a rapid escape saved his life, "They hit me in the head with an iron club. If I hadn't run - there's a good chance I wouldn't be alive today." Armouza recalled, "I had just recorded a voice message to a friend in Hebrew, which they heard, and at the end I received a massive blow to the head from an iron club. They came at me from behind." He said that between three and five people attacked him; one of them grabbed his coat…...

44+ min ago (46+ words) Almog Armouza, 25, from Gadera, was attacked last night in an alley in Kathmandu by a group of locals and suffered serious injuries from one armed with an iron club. Kathmandu: Israeli brutally attacked with an iron club Kathmandu: Israeli brutally attacked with an iron club...

46+ min ago (114+ words) Israeli official says Red Cross will hand over remains found in Gaza, but it is unknown if they belong to a hostage. Israel preparing to receive remains from Gaza Israeli official says Red Cross will hand over remains found in Gaza, but it is unknown if they belong to a hostage. An Israeli official said on Tuesday afternoon that the Red Cross is expected to transfer remains from the Gaza Strip to Israel in the next hour. At this stage, it is not known if the remains belong to a slain hostage or whether they are other items being handed over for identification. - 'I would ask Rabbi Sacks if he had found Hersh yet'...

56+ min ago (42+ words) Real time news brief - Security official: Israel preparing to receive remains from Gaza in an hour - Israel National News flashes around the clock are waiting for you on the site Security official: Israel preparing to receive remains from Gaza in an hour...

1+ hour, 8+ min ago (52+ words) Real time news brief - Report: Terrorist who stabbed IDF soldiers in Binyamin is 18-year-old from Beit Rima near Ramallah - Israel National News flashes around the clock are waiting for you on the site Report: Terrorist who stabbed IDF soldiers in Binyamin is 18-year-old from Beit Rima near Ramallah...

1+ hour, 10+ min ago (49+ words) A mentally ill suspect who assaulted two elderly rabbis had his custody extended after disruptive courtroom behavior, as police report additional complaints alleging disturbing conduct and past violations of restrictive conditions. Mentally ill suspect accused of assaulting two elderly rabbis Mentally ill suspect accused of assaulting two elderly rabbis...

1+ hour, 10+ min ago (202+ words) An individual suffering from mental illness allegedly assaulted two elderly rabbis last week after making threats to harm them. One of the victims, who serves as a rabbi in Gush Etzion, gave testimony at the police station over the weekend following the suspect's arrest. The suspect was brought for a second hearing before Judge Erlich at the Magistrate's Court. After reviewing the police's position and the circumstances, it was decided to extend his custody again. Sources with knowledge of the case noted that since the initial police complaint, additional complaints were submitted to the police, some by minors, who testified that the suspect publicly expressed pedophilic tendencies and even sent obscene videos and indecent offers. However, these claims were not looked at in depth during the current hearing. The police also have reports that the suspect violated his parole following…...