Tel Aviv is only in third place: where were the most babies born in Israel in 5783?

Actress and Oscar winner Susan Sarandon joins the call by the organization "Jewish Voice for Peace," demanding to stop Netanyahu during his visit to Washington. "A war criminal cannot roam the streets of Washington."

Actor and comedian Michael Rapaport is set to perform in Israel for the first time! His upcoming shows in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv underscore his dual role as both entertainer and outspoken supporter during this turbulent time.

Berenice, the Jewish queen who loved the Roman conqueror of Jerusalem, is the star of a gripping new TV series that brings her storied past to life.

In a speech given last week at the World Jewish Congress' conference, Paraguayan President Santiago Pena said that his country would move their embassy back to Jerusalem.

Tel Aviv University has unveiled its revolutionary drone detection system using smart tagging and AI. New technology promises enhanced airspace security even in challenging weather conditions.

The IDF completed a probe into the failure to stop the drone from striking Tel Aviv last Friday, citing a number of errors which are now being corrected.

In the heart of Jerusalem's Shmuel HaNavi neighbourhood, a young man has been arrested and charged for threatening passers-by's, stealing a bicycle, and attempting to stab a police officer with a knife, ultimately leading to him being shot and subdued.

The fatal incident occurred today (Sunday) in the early afternoon on La Guardia Street in Tel Aviv, resulting in the death of a 78-year-old pedestrian after she was struck by the truck causing her critical injuries.

Yahya Sari', the military spokesperson for the Houthis, has threatened that his organization will not remain silent regarding Israel's attack, clarifying their intentions: "Tel Aviv is no longer a safe zone."

Archaeologists have uncovered a colossal moat at the City of David in Jerusalem Walls National Park. 

The name of the person killed in the drone attack this morning in Tel Aviv was allowed to be published. Yevgeni Perder, 50 years old, has died. 8 other people were slightly injured in the attack.

The mother has confessed to hacking her son to death with an axe, leading police to believe the murder in Herzliya was planned and that she was aware of her actions.