'The prime minister has declared war on democratic Israel,' an opposition lawmaker said after the Netanyahu government said it would not uphold a recent High Court ruling. Cabinet Secretary Yossi Fuchs said the decision did not defy the ruling but offered 'sharp criticism' of it
A new unit proposed by State Prosecutor Amit Aisman was intended to handle complex cases against crime organizations in the north. But Director General Itamar Donenfeld blocked it six months ago, refusing to approve a position for the department's director
Minister May Golan told Channel 14 that she 'knows Netanyahu appreciates Ben-Gvir' and believes he 'absolutely' belongs alongside Likud, despite Netanyahu's call for a broad post-election coalition that is widely seen as excluding the far right
The rich ironies in the collision of Trump's July 4 celebrations and Khamenei's funeral pale beside the irony that the region's most influential messianic theocrats can be found in Israel
The attack is the latest in a series of incidents targeting prominent reporters at Channel 12 and other Israeli media outlets, amid months of incitement against the network by senior coalition figures
The report documents MSF’s internal staff conversations and culture regarding Israel and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the personal experiences of Jewish staff members within the organization.
The Central Elections Committee acting director general said in a conference that the process is 'a bit boring, but anyone peddling conspiracy theories will be able to see that they have no basis'
The Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) - a rebel group of ultra-conservative Catholics - was excommunicated after four bishops were ordained without Pope Leo's approval on Wednesday.
Serbia and Israel are deepening ties through record arms deals, military cooperation and political favors. But while a small protest movement demands an end to the alliance, most Serbs remain preoccupied with other concerns
Israel's top court ruled last month that the commercial broadcast regulator must continue functioning despite resignations linked to political pressure by the communications minister • Ex-PM Bennett: This leads to anarchy
Prolonged fighting and repeated evacuations have eroded the resilience that helped the north endure past wars, forcing mental health professionals to rethink how they treat trauma
Asked in an Army Radio interview whether the UAE received an Israeli missile defense system, Transportation Minister Miri Regev said, 'That's right.' In April, Axios reported that Israel had sent an Iron Dome battery to the UAE, and in May, U.S. Ambassador Huckabee confirmed the deployment of Iron Dome personnel there
A report by the Shakuf media organization states that Education Minister Yoav Kisch did not respond to 23 parliamentary questions, most concerning education funding gaps, inequality and minority rights. Most of the ignored questions were submitted by opposition MKs
As the current Knesset session nears its end, coalition MKs advance legislation benefiting the ultra-Orthodox community and key parts of the judicial overhaul agenda, including bills limiting kashrut, political oversight on Israeli media and regulation of election procedures
Hussein Hamza has been caring for animals since 2006. When fighting broke out, residents who evacuated asked the shelter to rescue the chickens they had left behind: 'There were areas where the fighting was too intense and we couldn't get there'
Netanyahu and Trump are expected to meet in the U.S. in the coming weeks, as Israel's PM seeks to ground his electoral campaign in his close cooperation with Trump. But the U.S. president may not be as friendly as expected