Move is just the latest step that the Trump administration has taken to punish the ICC and its officials for investigations against Israel and the United States
The price will not be cheaper than the Ben Gurion Airport-Rhodes flight, and renovation of the Haifa Airport's tarmac will be completed by the end of the month
Held under the slogan 'They will not overturn the will of the people,' the demonstration featured calls to dismiss the attorney general and included speeches by several of Netanyahu's senior ministers, including Smotrich and Ben-Gvir
Right-wing media stars are playing out the GOP divide on Iran in public: Isolationist Tucker Carlson warns against war, while pro-Netanyahu Mark Levin wants a strike, and it's difficult to say which side is winning this Republican influence war
Ahead of July, the Israeli military plans to unveil a framework for the voluntary enlistment of those receiving draft orders, alongside concrete enforcement measures against draft dodgers
After a meeting between Netanyahu and a representative of the ultra-Orthodox parties, a minister close to the PM told Haaretz he believes that the government will collapse a few months after the Knesset returns from its summer recess
Following Israeli lawmaker Avigdor Lieberman's allegations against Netanyahu, the prime minister admitted that Israel is indeed mobilizing factions opposing Hamas in the Gaza Strip, adding that the leak will most likely not be investigated
With the previous draft law expired, the Israeli army has begun issuing draft notices to ultra-Orthodox men. Haredi leaders are threatening to bring down the government, and Netanyahu has reportedly said he's unable to resolve the issue
For years, Chabad was careful to brand itself as an apolitical movement – with hundreds of centers in Israel and worldwide and a place in the Israeli mainstream. Now, its right-wing, messianic ideology is emerging openly, alongside a growing political alliance with Ben-Gvir
With a prime minister who campaigned on the promise that there won't be a Palestinian state on his watch, and as Israel bombards Gaza and takes unilateral actions to ultimately annex Palestinian territories, no one can say with a straight face that there's only one rejectionist in this conflict
Civilians seeking food at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's aid distribution centers encountered fire from tanks, drones and helicopters. An IDF officer told Haaretz that senior commanders had discussed managing the crowds with live fire: 'The army treated civilians like suspects entering a combat zone'
The finding by an Italian parliamentary committee comes after WhatsApp announced in January that it had detected that about 100 user accounts were likely hacked using spyware developed by Paragon, an Israeli offensive cyber company
74-year-old Raja Eghbaria, held in administrative detention since April over alleged ties to a foreign agent, claims prison guards severely injured him and denied him essential medication. 'This is political persecution disguised as administrative detention,' his attorneys said
This year's march marks a decade since the murder of teenager Shira Banki during the parade in 2015, again set against the somber backdrop of the war in Gaza. Shira's father, Uri, said 'Israeli society is full of good people, no matter their sexual orientation or the size of their kippa…there is room for everyone'
Naftali Bennett's party emerges as the largest in the Knesset according to two polls released by Israeli news channels on Wednesday. Channel 13's survey also finds that 48 percent of respondents believe the war in Gaza should end