The Knesset approves, in the first reading, a bill to prosecute the October 7 terrorists in a military court, including broadcasting and documenting the proceedings.

<p>A 39‑year‑old man who sustained moderate injuries was brought to meet Magen David Adom teams in eastern Jerusalem.</p><p>Magen David Adom paramedics provided him with medical treatment and evacuated him to Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital.</p>

US warns citizens to leave Iran immediately as protests intensify, internet is restricted, flights are canceled, and land borders become the safest exit routes amid rising risks of detention.

Former hostage David Cunio recounts the terrorists’ abuse, the painful separation from his wife and daughters, and the emotions that surfaced upon returning home.

Winter storm reaches peak, bringing heavy rain and strong winds across Israel. Woman killed by heavy object in flooded home in Jerusalem.

<p>Powerful winds caused the collapse of an ancient wall belonging to the historic winery in Rishon LeZion. The wall fell onto several parked vehicles, causing significant damage, but no one was injured.</p><p>Mayor Raz Kinstlich commented on the incident, saying, “Fortunately, a disaster was avoided. I’m glad residents are being cautious and staying indoors." He added, “This is an event that can only be described as a great miracle. The stormy weather and strong winds apparently brought down one of the old winery walls, and several vehicles were damaged."</p>

Singer Idan Amedi responds to reports that he has returned to reserve duty more than two years after being seriously injured in battle in the Gaza Strip.

<p>The Knesset plenum on Monday night approved in its second and third readings an amendment to the Cinema Law, introducing a fundamental change to the mechanism for selecting film evaluators in Israeli cinema. Under the amendment, the government‑run pool of evaluators will be abolished, and full independence will be granted to the film funds.</p><p>27 MKs supported the amendment, and one abstained.</p>