Stories from Israel

An Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldier was killed and two others were wounded by an explosive drone attack in northern Israel. The incident occurred near the border.

The Israeli Knesset approved a law that allows for the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of acts that led to the death of Jewish Israelis. The law passed with a majority vote. The legislation does not explicitly exclude minors from this penalty.

The El Comercio newspaper reported on the event, which was covered by a video.

Tel Aviv is closely observing the draft agreement between the United States and Iran. There is concern in Israel that Iran may receive sanctions relief without making concessions.

A report indicates that 51 nations, including India and Brazil, have supplied arms to Israel during the Gaza war. This information is presented in the context of ongoing international involvement in the conflict.

Former French Senator Alima Boumediène-Thierry described her detention in Israel as extremely violent.

French citizens repatriated from Israel have recounted experiences involving a 'black container,' 'touching,' and 'humiliations.' These accounts emerged following an incident involving a flotilla for Gaza.

Itamar Ben-Gvir, described as a dangerous figure more so than Iran's nuclear weapons, became an Israeli minister despite being rejected by the military.

Israel set a world record for organ transplants last year. Reports indicate that Palestinian bodies are returned with organs removed, and there are accusations of trafficking living fetuses. Israel has set a new record for organ transplants, performing 12 successful procedures in a single day. The specific number of transplants was not immediately disclosed. The Ministry of Health reported a increase in successful transplant procedures. The record number of transplants offers hope to many patients.

The German government, in conjunction with France, Great Britain, and Italy, has admonished the Israeli government regarding its settlement policies.