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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secured the support of the Shas party for the upcoming presidential recommendation round by pledging to advance legislation for an ultra-Orthodox draft exemption. Shas officially announced its backing after the coordinated agreement. The United Torah Judaism party has not yet committed, awaiting a decision from their rabbis.
Israel's Supreme Court has delayed the prison sentence for a young Jewish man convicted of killing Palestinian Aisha al-Rabi in 2018. The man appealed his 13-year sentence, and the court cited insufficient evidence and the possibility of wrongful imprisonment. Justice Ruth Ronen noted his clean record and minor status at the time of the offense.
Retailers Golf & Co. and Steimatzky are threatening to close dozens of stores in Azrieli Group malls due to a dispute over financial terms and management fees. The potential closure affects around 50 to 60 branches across 20 malls. This conflict follows a previous legal dispute and involves companies with shared ownership and management, including CEO Eyal Grinberg. The retailers are showing improved financial performance despite the ongoing disagreement.
Ayelet Krauzer, a former IDF Spokesperson's Unit soldier, has been appointed the new spokesperson for the organization Breaking the Silence. She announced her new role on X, criticizing the IDF's communication strategies during her service and alleging that public trust was prioritized over the public's right to know. Her appointment has drawn mixed reactions, with some criticizing her and others offering congratulations.
i24NEWS's InnovNation program will air a new episode tonight at 10:30 PM Israeli time, featuring reports on cyberattacks in Europe, Israel's role in quantum computing, and the future of smart lenses. The episode will also discuss the potential impact of smart lenses on telephony.
Leading rabbis attended the wedding of Rabbi Ariel Yiflah's son to honor his work with at-risk youth. The event highlighted the community's appreciation for Yiflah's dedication to supporting vulnerable children and young people. Photos from the celebration were published.
