Mohamed Sabry Soliman charged with 118 counts, including attempt to commit murder, assault in the first and third degrees, and use of explosive or incendiary devices. He has also been charged with a hate crime in federal court

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An Israeli expat in Australia who embarked on a journey of solidarity in the wake of October 7, and three childhood friends who are hooked on footvolley

B'Tsalmo claims to protect human rights but in effect seeks to silence artists and cultural institutions, left-wing activists and even judges. It also exploits its status as a legitimate nonprofit to serve as a conduit for transferring millions of shekels to illegal causes. Meanwhile, it benefits from the laxness of the gatekeepers who are supposed to oversee it

An East Jerusalem resident is accused of photographing sensitive sites, burning IDF property and hanging posters around Jerusalem. The accused was offered money to cause wildfires and engage in terrorist attacks, but did not commit the acts

Soldiers die in Gaza, and the luxury-loving prime minister makes condolence videos that look written and directed by AI ■ It seems that David Zini, Netanyahu's dubious pick for Shin Bet chief, still hopes to get that job

'Dery is selling out the Torah world': as the chairman of one ultra-Orthodox party shows willingness to accept sanctions against yeshiva students, another faction accuse him of selling out the community's principles for jobs

Israel's High Court issued a conditional injunction ordering the government to explain its severing of ties with Haaretz. After six months, the State Prosecutor called the move 'declarative' to avoid judicial review, but Haaretz demanded a binding order, calling it an illegal economic boycott