Enrollment at Tel-Hai in Kiryat Shmona tops 5,000 as Israel's 11th research university opens in a rebuilding north.
Donors in seven countries gave the vehicles, which join a fleet of about 2,000 ambulances serving Israel.
Mobile ballot boxes reach troops in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria as the IDF restricts leave and adds forces before the October 27 vote.
The Prime Minister tells The Jerusalem Post Iran may try to sway the vote, and warns of a forceful response if it does.
Channel 12's account of Jonatan Urich's questioning over paid work promoting Qatar, days before Israelis vote.
Nefesh B'Nefesh's Bonei Zion Prize honors Abraham and other immigrants as North American aliyah to Israel hits record levels.
The gift funds engineering, medicine, trauma research and a think tank, and Paulson calls it a sign of solidarity with Israel.
A Jerusalem Center analysis says the IRGC profits from trafficking and uses children in its proxy wars, and urges new U.S. sanctions.
TIME's investigation traces Israel's hand in the Qatari payments from 2012 through the weeks before October 7.
The IDF says the plan reached roads Gazans use, and it tied weekend strikes to Hamas efforts to rebuild its military strength.
Eighteen wineries, a wine school and a digital Taste Pass earned the Jezreel Valley an Iter Vitis award for resilience in Croatia.
Herzog honored the bond program that has poured $58 billion into Israel, opening with a prayer for the wounded children in the north.
