Recall Alert: Frozen Corn Kernels (800g) by Penza Shesh Marketing Ltd.
Penza Shesh Marketing Ltd. recalls 800g frozen corn kernels due to Listeria monocytogenes. Ministry of Health inspection found bacteria; consumers urged not to.
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Fake EYLEA Eye Injection Medicines Found in Pharmacies
Fake EYLEA eye injection medicines containing Aflibercept have been found in Israeli pharmacies, distributed by Haifa and Kafr Bara trading houses.
Health Professions Agreement Signed at Poriyah Medical Center in the North
Israel's Ministry of Health, Finance, and Poriyah Medical Center signed a historic agreement for health professions, offering grants of up to 110,000 NIS for a.
PM Netanyahu Meets with Evangelical Community Leaders in Florida
Israeli PM Netanyahu met with evangelical leaders in Florida, thanking them for their crucial support for Jewish Zionism and standing by Israel through.
Tourism Ministry launches AI innovation hub
Israel's Tourism Ministry launches an AI innovation hub to harness artificial intelligence as a growth engine for Israeli tourism, aiming to restore visitor.
Israel Confirms Killing of Iran-Linked Quds Force Operative Near Tyre
Israel confirms killing Hussein al-Jawhari, a senior Iran-linked Quds Force operative near Tyre, southern Lebanon, involved in planning terror attacks against.
Jenin Church Firebombing Renews Scrutiny of Palestinian Authority
Jenin Church firebombing and Christmas tree burning renew scrutiny on the Palestinian Authority's treatment of Christians this week. Israel condemns rising.
Israel, Cyprus, Greece Vow to Strengthen Alliance Further
Leaders from Israel, Cyprus, and Greece held their 10th Trilateral Summit in Jerusalem, vowing to strengthen their alliance and deepen cooperation on energy and.
Christmas Shadow: Lutheran Leaders Praise Hamas Violence vs. Israel
An Israeli investigation reveals prominent Christian leaders praising Hamas violence, including the deadly Oct 7 attack that killed 1,200 in Israel.
Israel’s Cabinet Approves Shutdown of 75-Year-Old Army Radio
Israel's Cabinet unanimously approved the shutdown of 75-year-old Army Radio by March 1, 2026, sparking a major political dispute over press freedom.