In a letter to Haaretz, Likud Ilan Bombach threatened and argued that the campaign constituted prohibited election propaganda. Haaretz said in response that the move was 'an attempt to use election laws to silence a critical media outlet'
To protect its leverage over the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran is actively thwarting alternative energy corridors and deepening its foothold in Lebanon and Iraq by mobilizing its militia proxy network
The Likud candidate for state comptroller signed onto the party's response to a petition by the lawmaker who alleged she was forced to photograph her ballot and prove she voted for him
With the election three months away, Netanyahu faces three unresolved threats that could haunt him after leaving office: his ICC arrest warrant, criminal trial and a potential October 7 state commission of inquiry
Like other authoritarians, Netanyahu wants to avoid not only difficult questions, but also any encounter with an independent media. At most, a few blurry photos from the Government Press Office will be distributed
The state paid a total of 2.7 million shekels over for Netanyahu's residences in 2025-26, according to reports. Taxpayers spent some 300,000 shekels on Wolt food deliveries and around 100,000 shekels on gardening at his abandoned Caesarea villa in 2025 alone
While MK Rothman denied the comments, three Justice Ministry employees who had attended the closed-door meeting testified that Rothman had indeed made the remarks. A judge ruled that the statements attributed to Rothman 'were indeed made by him'
Netanyahu's policies, on paper, may not seem terribly different from those of Bennett or Eisenkot to those outside of Israel, but the ministers and politicians who would have their ear, though, could not be more different
A Lebanese town in an IDF-occupied buffer zone accuses the Israeli military of storing 8,800 pounds of ammonium nitrate in a building near the village. The chemical was involved in the 2020 Beirut port blast that killed about 300 people
The defendant was accused of trying to pass information useful to Iran and persuading another soldier to communicate with an alleged Iranian intelligence operative. His lawyer dismissed the case as an 'esoteric incident' stemming from, at most, carelessness rather than hostile intent
Across the West Bank, Palestinians describe how a fatal settler attack can trigger a chain of restrictions and retaliation that affects all aspects of daily life. 'I have never in my life seen conditions like those we are living under today,' says a man from Nablus
Rep. Haley Stevens is running on a pro-Israel platform that used to be the Democratic mainstream. Now, support from AIPAC has become a liability in her race against Abdul El-Sayed
Students will not be tested on topics related to liberal democracy, the importance of a constitution in limiting government power, workers' rights, the Declaration of Independence, and more, as the heart of the judicial overhaul is erased from Israeli high school civics education
In an interview with Fox, the president added that they will let the Iranians 'keep talking.' Iranian state television reported that the U.S. had attacked a site in the northwest of the country, without casualties