Security agency chief David Zini asked to reevaluate an opinion issued by his predecessor against the party, which contributed to its disqualification by the political party registry. Party founders rejected the Kahanist label, saying it was not linked to any other organization
Netanyahu's cabinet might be trying to set a precedent of a government blatantly ignoring a Supreme Court ruling – just before Israel's Central Elections Committee makes decisions about this autumn's general election
Israeli Foreign Minsiter Sa'ar was responding to remarks Fidan made in an interview with CNN on Friday, in which the Turkish foreign minister said Israel had become 'a burden that humanity can no longer bear'
Israeli legal organization calls for federal probe and possible sanctions, alleging terror-linked lawfare campaign targeting IDF soldiers and dual nationals.
The Turkish president portrays Trump as a victim blindly led into war by Israel. He's got good reasons to avoid any direct criticism of his American counterpart
Israel's government has found a new demographic threat – the elderly. People over 65 tend to be more moderate, no matter how right wing young people have become and Netanyahu's coalition doesn't like them. One thing is clear: Israel's opposition must prepare its own granny plan
For years, it was one of the only LGBTQ spaces in Jerusalem, a city dominated by conservative religious communities. 'I can't imagine Jerusalem without this place'
Simad Holdings Simad leapfrogged over a long series of watchdogs without difficulty and won the confidence of some of Israel's biggest investment managers.
The justices unanimously ruled that the second voting round last month, in which Michael Rabello, Netanyahu's lawyer, was elected, contained a material flaw in the secrecy of the vote, which necessitates its cancellation
The ceremony launching a heritage center at the abandoned Atarot Airport in the West Bank laid bare the failure of Israeli policy in Jerusalem and toward Palestinians – and the priorities of a failed government. There was even time to incite against anti-government protesters
Staff shortages are highest in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and the Central District, while officer numbers doubled and positions nearly tripled in the West Bank, with most posts filled, according to a Knesset report
The Iranian regime is using the Palestinian issue to promote its regional agenda. Israel's next government must counter that effort with a positive outlook for the future
Situated in the Gush Etzion bloc outside Jerusalem, Alon Shvut is considered a moderate settlement. Still, opinions on the current government are split, with some applauding its most radical-right ministers for blocking any chance of a Palestinian state