Military finds the woman, whose name is censored, triggered sensor when she climbed fence, but since soldiers were looking for infiltrations into Israel, they dismissed the alert

Federation of Local Authorities presents government with proposal that would see students in grades 7-10, the last still at home, return to classroom next week

Shaul Goldstein, director of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, says sand looking better on many northern beaches, but rocks still highly contaminated after oil spill offshore

United Hatzalah and Claims Conference reaching out to 20,000 homebound, offering to arrange a shot appointment and transport, often with a scenic stop along the way

Court rejects defense request to cancel indictments; hearings to begin on April 5, less than two weeks after national vote, will be held three times a week

As Israel looks to emerge from pandemic, theaters, clubs and concert halls start hosting live audiences, as long as they are vaccinated and keep health rules; museums open for all

Cyber Point says 'Jian' exploited vulnerability in Windows and was first used no later than 2015, two years before leak of American cyber weapons

As her family denies accusations, Galia Oz insists she was beaten by the late author, says she has letter from him acknowledging hitting her