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"When will it be my turn to go home? Did they forget about me? Did they leave me behind? That’s what I used to say every day.”

Despite being hospitalized twice at Lev Hasharon Hospital in Pardesiya, Shirel was never officially recognized as suffering from PTSD related to the Nova incident

Local law enforcement cited concerns over potential violence linked to Thunberg's presence, following her participation in a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Berlin

Smoking rates have also slightly risen, now at 21.1% among those aged 16 to 74, with men being two and a half times more likely to smoke than women

Data published by the Central Bureau of Statistics shows that each month about 2,200 more Israelis left than last year for the long term, even after a 2023 surge due to the judicial reform

The victim reportedly lost control of their vehicle when the siren sounded, leading to a crash • Three others were wounded in the accident

Dozens of students opened up the school year on September 1 as part of new schools to strengthen agricultural expertise in southern Israel

Protests in Tel Aviv deteriorate into rioting as an estimated two hundred flood the major Ayalon highway, blocking traffic

The demonstration turned into a riot as police announced that the gathering was illegal, as ultra-Orthodox men attempted to break into the IDF's recruitment office in Jerusalem

Young ultra-Orthodox men clash with law enforcement as protest turns violent, with abusive slogans shouted at police and soldiers stationed at the base

Labor Minister 'gravely views the harsh and direct attack against those helpless toddlers who will be left without supervised educational frameworks' after attorney general's order

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More than a dozen arrested as ultra-Orthodox rioters descend upon the army's main draft center, calling police 'Nazis' as they violently oppose draft orders

Following a Supreme Court ruling, the IDF has begun drafting ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students who, until now, were exempt under longstanding Israeli policy

Studies show that regulations and bureaucracy faced by immigrants to Israel are among the highest in the world

i24NEWS correspondent Kobi Dahan was pushed to the ground by officers attempting to clear the base of rioters, despite identifying himself

Investigation opened after Hamas Nukhba terrorist required hospitalization after injuries sustained to his anus; protests break out, with supporters of arrest soldiers breaking into army base

Gallant said the recruitment of ultra-Orthodox will be divided into three stages, with a learning assessment held at the end of each stage

'You silenced the voice of our daughters - but we will not be silent,' said a father of a slain IDF spotter

'Soon we will see protests. They will be surprised to hear that the orders were already issued on Sunday - there will be consequences in the coming hours'

A petition filed in the Supreme Court pushed to open women's combat units – the IDF said that opening women's tank units are currently impossible due to 'implications of war'

Showing up at recruitment office constitutes 'surrender in their war against God and His Torah'

After the Supreme Court ruled ultra-Orthodox men must also serve, IDF prepares to summon thousands of yeshiva students