A year after Haifa's Sail Tower was struck by an Iranian missile and staff relocated, the Finance Ministry cancelled their half-hour adaptation period.
Less than 24 hours after Netanyahu appeared on Channel 14's flagship program, the Communications Ministry published new regulations designed to benefit the channel, citing an 'urgent need'
A large number of military and police forces encircled and set up roadblocks in the Palestinian village of Mukhmas after a few Israeli citizens fleeing police reported they were feeling threatened after entering the village. Police was later contacted by two Israelis saying they left the area
Arab parties edge up to 11 seats in the latest Channel 13 poll, while Blue and White, the Reservists party and Balad once again fall short of the electoral threshold. Jewish opposition parties still cannot form a majority without support from their Arab colleagues
Loay Abdel Fattah Alnaji was sentenced to one year in prison for the death of Paul Kessler during an altercation between pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian demonstrators
Coalition members are busy trying to reconstruct history ahead of the elections. As far as they are concerned, it is the prime minister who went through 'hell' and not the hostages whose return his government delayed
The law was advanced as part of a deal Netanyahu brokered with ultra-Orthodox party leaders in exchange for support for overhaul legislation - and despite the attorney general's office arguing that it served no clear purpose
Cadets said educational seminars are consistently held at religious academies in the West Bank or in religious kibbutzim. In one instance, a former senior IDF commander said in a lecture that 'there are no uninvolved civilians in Gaza'
Four students were arrested this week during the July matriculation exam period, according to the Palestinian Prisoners' Society. Some families are encouraging their teenagers to study abroad, hoping they will be safer
A local official said the yearbooks were taken back from students the same day they were distributed. 'We have a problem now with people thinking Hitler and Nazi jokes are funny,' the Paramus mayor said