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Ten of the opposition's projected 68 seats belong to Arab parties, complicating efforts by some leaders to form a government without their support despite repeated vows to exclude them

A live Blue Origin webcast showed the rocket ascending from its launch tower through clear afternoon skies in a thunder of flames and billowing clouds of vapor.

Yuval Mendelovitz takes dangerous and unwanted dogs, and raises them as though they're his children

Team collects all historical and archaeological sources, and horse sense, to find the roads of Rome that we knew and those we didn't

Godard, 73, was murdered on October 7, 2023, alongside his wife in Kibbutz Be'eri by Islamic Jihad, the Israeli army confirmed Thursday. Three deceased hostages remain in Gaza

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A couple who grew up in the same town and reconnected during the pandemic, and a dad who takes himself on a four-day reset in Greece

What was done to former military advocate general Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi by Netanyahu's poison machine now serves as a warning to every ranking figure in the country's security and legal establishment: anyone who dares to take a stand against the prime minister's interests can expect consequences

More than he wants to shutter Army Radio, Defense Minister Katz wants to show his and his prime minister's supporters that, once again, their bold moves were thwarted by the 'left-wing' justices ■ What can we learn about Israel's transition to an illiberal democracy from the fact we're astonished every time a public servant acts properly? ■ Don't worry, Bibi likes his right-wing pundits just fine

For the first time in the history of the Zionist movement, a faction aligned with hard-right Christians has gained a foothold in the World Zionist Congress. It's all thanks to Israel's own messianic Minister Bezalel Smotrich

Chief military prosecutor calls for new military advocate general to delve into the case as quickly as possible

According to police sources familiar with the case, Chief Superintendent Meni Benjamin, head of the Lahav 433 anti-corruption and serious crime unit, is suspected of intervening in an investigation and making decisions to benefit a person close to him

An African migrant was found dead in South Tel Aviv's Kiryat Shalom, showing signs of violence ■ Police detain four brothers of Kafr Qasem woman who dies after she was shot in her car and crashed into a wall

In a notable shift, the U.S. has revised its UN Security Council resolution, the third draft submitted to date, to include mention of a pathway to Palestinian statehood. The resolution reflects ongoing efforts to secure international consensus for Trump's peace initiatives in Gaza

This week, the specter of Kahane manifested both in Israel and the West Bank. The far-right rabbi, who once stood as a fringe, solitary lawmaker, could only have dreamed of the legitimacy his followers now wield

Over 60% of French people, according to the poll, believe that there are reasons for Jews living in France to be afraid.