Court Lifts Ban: Michael Weingarten Named as Suspect in Minor Sexual Assault
The court has permitted the publication of the suspect's name in the sexual assault case of a 7-year-old student; he is the son of actor Itzik Weingarten.
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The court has permitted the publication of the suspect's name in the sexual assault case of a 7-year-old student; he is the son of actor Itzik Weingarten.
A Spanish court ordered the shutdown of the 'Nucleo Nacional' group following the arrest of members suspected of incitement and antisemitism.
The IDF reports over 93,000 tents have entered Gaza since winter began, while reports note ongoing humanitarian challenges due to seasonal flooding.
After more than ten days of searches, the body of a 44-year-old missing woman was found in the courtyard of an abandoned building in Tel Aviv.
Following a wave of shooting incidents in the south, police are operating in Rahat to deter gunmen by deploying snipers on rooftops.
Miriam Bracha Ben Hamo has passed away after suffering from an amniotic fluid embolism during childbirth.
A motorcyclist in his 30s from Rahat was killed in a traffic accident near the Gat Rimon interchange.
A motorcyclist in his 30s was killed overnight in an accident near the Gat Rimon interchange in central Israel.
The US Department of Justice clarified that no final conclusion has been reached regarding espionage suspicions against Alice Huang.
At least eight people, including two children, were killed in the collapse of a residential building in Brooklyn near a construction site.
At least 14 people were killed and 30 injured in a fatal multi-vehicle pileup caused by a truck driver losing control on a UAE highway.
Judge Sohlberg stated that the investigation into suspected foreign influence is ongoing and that current information has not yet developed into evidence.
The Jerusalem District Court has ordered Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to appear at a hearing regarding the Netanyahu trial on November 18.
Reports of a shooting incident in northwest Washington, D.C., located approximately one mile from the White House.
Nili Ben-Tovim, a department head at the Tax Authority, is drawing attention after directly responding to critics regarding a new tax initiative on social media.
Thousands of Italian schools received bomb threats, while Eurostar rail service between London and Paris was disrupted due to a bomb alert in France.
The Ministry of Environmental Protection has halted renovation work at the Gadiv plant in Haifa Bay until measures to reduce emissions of a known carcinogen are presented.
Approximately 1,800 schools across Italy received email bomb threats; authorities instruct officials to maintain normal operations unless a credible threat is identified.
A 17-year-old boy who went missing during a camping trip in Victoria has been found alive after a nearly week-long search.
A member of the honor guard at Arlington National Cemetery called for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his entourage to maintain silence and respect during a ceremony.
Democratic candidate Scott Colom won the Mississippi Senate race following a tight contest, becoming the state's first Democrat senator elected since 1982.
At least two people were killed and 19 injured after a three-story apartment building collapsed in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn.
A member of the honor guard at Arlington National Cemetery reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his group after they were heard talking and laughing during a ceremony.
A three-story building in Brooklyn collapsed into an adjacent excavation site; rescue teams are working to locate survivors.
Democrat Scott Colom has been elected to the Senate, becoming the first Black senator in Mississippi in over 140 years.
After concluding a visit to Argentina that included a moving meeting with inmates in Buenos Aires, Pope Leo has arrived in Peru as part of his South American tour.
Pope Leo XIV is traveling from Buenos Aires to Lima, where he is scheduled to meet with President Fujimori and government representatives.
Protesters from the Edah HaChareidit are blocking major roads to protest the arrest of three deserters near the Dead Sea.
Israel Police have arrested five staff members from two private kindergartens in Ashkelon on suspicion of abusing helpless minors.
Unknown individuals sprayed hate speech on the wall of the Israeli ice cream shop in the Gràcia neighborhood, following recurring harassment since the start of the war.
A young child was killed in an off-road vehicle accident in a wooded area near Nahariya, and police have launched an investigation.
Italian authorities report no explosive devices were found after hundreds of schools were evacuated following email bomb threats.
Protests and a nationwide strike are disrupting Spain as workers demand action against rising rental and housing costs.
Italian security authorities are investigating reports of bomb threats against educational institutions across the country.
An earthquake centered in Sinai was felt in Eilat, leading to disruptions at Ramon Airport.
Two people were arrested after protesting against the former president during his visit to Ireland to attend his son's award ceremony.
The country observes its first general strike in 14 years, as the general election campaign begins.
Knesset bills are being promoted to regulate the status of yeshiva students, including deferring military service until age 26 and suspending criminal proceedings against them.
Neria Leiter, who was critically wounded in a terror attack in September, has been transferred to a rehabilitation center.
The Pope urged the country's youth to reject 'idols' and follow the model of saints.