06.07.2026 One Killed, Five Wounded in Shooting Attack in Central Israel; Gunman Killed After Manhunt One person was killed and five others wounded in a shooting attack that unfolded across multiple locations in the Sharon region, including Kokhav Ya'ir, Tzur Yitzhak and Tzur Natan. The gunman, a resident of Tayibe, was killed by security forces following a manhunt. Authorities later arrested a second suspect on suspicion of involvement in the attack. By Davar
06.06.2026 Two Teenage Girls Seriously and Moderately Injured in Ramming Attack at Gush Etzion Junction Head of the Gush Etzion Regional Council Yaron Rosenthal: “A serious attack here at the Gush Etzion Junction. A terrorist tried to ram a group of teenage boys and girls. The attacker was quickly neutralized by IDF forces” | All entrances to Bethlehem have been blocked By Or Guetta and Yaniv Sharon
06.04.2026 Israel and Lebanon Agreed to a Ceasefire, on Condition that Hezbollah Stops Firing and Withdraws North of the Litani River The U.S. State Department said the sides reached an understanding on a framework in which “pilot areas” would be transferred to the control of the Lebanese Army, without “non-state actors.” | Israel’s ambassador to the United States said: “If Hezbollah thinks it has immunity, it is mistaken.” By Davar
06.04.2026 Samsung Wage Agreement Approved; Strike that Threatened the Global Semiconductor Market Averted A new labor agreement at Samsung Electronics has been approved, preventing a potential strike that raised concerns about disruptions to the global semiconductor supply chain. The agreement includes wage increases and a new bonus mechanism for approximately 78,000 employees in the company’s semiconductor division. The deal follows months of labor tensions and fears that industrial action could affect chip production and, in turn, global technology supply chains. By Nizzan Zvi Cohen
06.02.2026 Youth Who Committed Serious Offenses: “We need to move from coercion to choosing treatment” Assaf Elias, head of a division in the Youth Probation Authority, meets daily with minors who have committed serious offenses. Against the backdrop of public discourse around youth involvement in murder, he speaks about boundaries, holistic treatment, and hope for rehabilitation: “I believe in a society that rehabilitates its members; the goal is for them to become productive citizens.” By Michal Marantz
06.02.2026 Mutra in Miami, First Kosher Restaurant to Receive a Michelin Star Mutra, by Israeli Israeli chef Raz Shabtai, has broken the glass ceiling and become the first strictly kosher restaurant to receive a Michelin star. The restaurant, which offers high-end Jerusalem-Levantine cuisine, earned the prestigious distinction less than two years after opening. Signature dishes include steak with tahini-amba sauce and what is described as “the perfect falafel.” By Davar