Stories from Israel

A rocket strike occurred near Safed, impacting the Israeli-Lebanese border region. Unverified video footage of the incident has emerged amidst rising tensions between the two areas.

The Israeli army has issued a threat for Lebanese citizens to evacuate the southern towns of Harouf, Burj Al-Shamali, and Deb'al. The specific towns mentioned are Harouf, Burj Al-Shamali, and Deb'al.

The head of Neuralink stated that the company's technologies are capable of restoring vision and movement control. This was announced during a video link presentation at the Samson International Smart Mobility Summit in Tel Aviv.

An Israeli minister reportedly celebrated this decision, indicating a policy shift in dealing with Palestinian individuals.

Activists from the "Fleet of Steadfastness" were arrested in international waters.

A new study from Tel Aviv University has yielded results for spinal cord injuries. The treatment offers hope to millions worldwide affected by such conditions.

A report from De Correspondent claims Israel is detaining thousands of Palestinians in what are described as torture camps. The El Comercio newspaper reported on the event.

A Palestinian rights group has alleged that Israeli forces are committing acts of rape and terror stabbing against Palestinians. Freed Gaza flotilla activists have accused Israeli forces of sexual violence and abuse while in custody. The activists were part of a flotilla attempting to reach Gaza. Details of the alleged abuse were not immediately specified.

A new Israeli law has taken effect that implements the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of carrying out lethal attacks against Israelis. The law was initially passed in March. An Israeli law allowing the execution of Palestinian prisoners took effect Sunday. The decision was celebrated by an Israeli minister.

The prosecution is opposing the cancellation of Benjamin Netanyahu's testimony, arguing that the discussion should proceed until the evening.