Suspects, father and son from Kafr Aqab, arrested with bomb-making labs found at their home in what authorities say could have been a major disaster with multiple casualties

Yoel Levy, who combines fitness and activism, first gained attention when he ran the Jerusalem Marathon dressed as Batman in memory of Ariel, 4, Kfir, 9 months old, and their mother Shiri

Families say next week's strike will be grassroots-driven amid limited union support, call on private companies, workers and citizens to halt economic activity for one day to pressure government to prioritize rescuing hostages

Rapid population growth in ultra-Orthodox and Arab communities coincides with low education levels and male employment rates; experts warn this combination could cost economy billions and undermine long-term security and social stability

In the shadow of the political tsunami, Netanyahu answers questions in English from the foreign press - before a news conference later in the evening in Hebrew; He presented photo of emaciated hostage Eviatar David and 'fake photos of starving children'; According to Netanyahu: 'Our goal is not to occupy Gaza, but to liberate it'

Olga Weissberg dies nearly 2 months after being seriously wounded in June 15 Iranian missile strike on residential area in Rehovot, which killed 2 others, injured dozens and caused widespread destruction

Electricity consumption reached 15,806 megawatts Sunday, breaking the previous record recorded in August 2023;  rise in electricity use driven by intense heat wave across the country and by ongoing growth in demand across all sectors: residential, commercial and industrial