According to the draft proposal Levin published, the government would be authorized to terminate the attorney general's tenure even without a decision by the committee, as long as three-quarters of the ministers vote in favor of the decision
After coalition leaders under Netanyahu failed to reach a compromise on legislation exempting ultra-Orthodox men from mandatory IDF service, a Lithuanian-Haredi leader instructed his party to support a motion that could collapse the coalition and trigger new elections – which Shas, another Haredi party, has said it will support
'Now we can move forward': Netanyahu was heard saying that he could not advance the draft exemption law for the ultra-Orthodox because the former IDF chief and defense minister opposed it – but now that they have been replaced, the legislation could be promoted
Meet 'Enoch,' an artificial intelligence trained to estimate when the Dead Sea Scrolls were written, and which suggests some of the manuscripts were penned up to a century earlier
Since launching operations last week, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has appointed a new leader, lost its contract with a major U.S. consulting firm and halted aid delivery for a day, all while facing reports of deaths by IDF fire at its distribution sites
Fletcher also stressed that the UN must be allowed to do its job and that the UN has 'the teams, the plan, the supplies and the experience' to carry out aid operations
Norway's minority Labour government has for months been resisting pressure from pro-Palestinian campaigners to instruct the fund to divest from all firms with ties to Israeli companies operating in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip
This week, during Netanyahu's trial, it was revealed that Israel's prime minister said "I don't remember" no fewer than 1,788 times during his investigations. Haaretz's archive takes a journey through his most notable memory lapses
'Tied and beaten': The Guardian reported that the paramedic was detained by Israeli forces in Gaza during the attack and released at the end of April after facing harsh conditions in detention, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent
A recent shocking poll suggested overwhelming support for expelling Gazans, but a deeper dive into the data reveals a far more complex and divided public opinion
Senior IDF officers questioned by the Israeli state comptroller's staff over their responsibility for Oct. 7 reportedly left their interviews troubled by the tone and direction the comptroller is taking in his inquiry, arguing that the questioning was biased
The failure of campus leadership, the media and elected office has radicalized some to see Israel and Jews through a limited black and white palette. The Jewish community cannot tolerate this: it will kill too many of us
Canada, which has seen a dramatic surge in Israeli immigration since the start of the war, has quietly initiated a 'structural investigation' into alleged war crimes relating to the Gaza war. The probe falls under the auspices of a program aimed at 'denying safe haven in Canada to war criminals'
Netanyahu arrived prepared for his cross-examination: Avoid contradictions at all costs, deflect uncomfortable questions and waste time. He and his team know: when the opposing side is strong, the goal is to stall and hope for a draw
At the bar mitzvah of the son of a far-right activist known for organizing a Kabbalistic ceremony that condemned then-Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to death prior to his assassination, the national security minister said the activist is 'synonymous with devotion'