The EU is avoiding steps that could strengthen Benjamin Netanyahu with voters, while Naftali Bennett and Yair Golan have both visited the UAE. Jordan and Egypt, meanwhile, would welcome any Israeli government that replaces Netanyahu
After so many years under the leadership of a corrupt politician whose public life embodies a moral void, Israelis have stopped caring about universal moral terms
The Israeli military said it struck southern Lebanon after Hezbollah militants launched two drones at IDF soldiers in the Israeli-occupied buffer zone. Israel reportedly struck Ghandour Hospital and destroyed a three-story residential building in one town
Cafe Basimta's Saturday closure is a warning: Netanyahu's years in power have emboldened Haredi autonomy, deepened Jerusalem's culture war, and fueled ignorance, racism and misogyny
This election should reckon with October 7 and the devastation in Gaza and Lebanon. An election cycle that avoids important issues foreshadows what will happen once it's over
Religious and secular soldiers are asserting competing claims to freedom. The Israeli military needs a framework that protects both, without forcing either side to live by the other's beliefs
Even if Hormuz reopens and U.S.-Iran tensions ease, the Houthis could sustain a second front in the Red Sea, threatening the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, disrupting routes to Saudi oil port Yanbu and increasing pressure on Riyadh
Senior rabbi Dov Landau told veteran lawmakers Moshe Gafni and Uri Maklev they would leave the Knesset to make way for new representatives. Gafni first entered the Knesset in 1988
Police received reports of an armed man with a long gun roaming between homes in the city. Large forces were dispatched to the scene, and a shootout developed between the sides. The suspect was seriously wounded, and no other people were hurt
Lapid unveils slate as part of planned merger with former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's party, with polls projecting just six or seven MKs and most current lawmakers either departing or unlikely to secure realistic spots on the joint list
Ultra-Orthodox demonstrations in Jerusalem follow weeks of clashes, including a protest earlier Saturday targeting a coffee stand outside the Jerusalem café at the center of a dispute over businesses operating on Shabbat
Jafar Farah's replacement would take the fourth spot on the Joint List. Dozens of his supporters protested the selection process, as a senior Hadash official warned it could face a legal challenge
Paul Dean Andrews, 43, faces trial after allegedly threatening a Jewish community center in California, months after he was previously ordered to complete an anti-bias program.
The influential writer and activist who died this week was a trailblazer for women in journalism and politics. Throughout her life, she showed a willingness to learn from her critics and adapt to new political realities
The U.S. ambassador met Palestinian Americans in a West Bank town repeatedly targeted by settlers, saying Washington is working on a mechanism to curb violence and that U.S. citizens there are 'our responsibility'
Iranian state media said four U.S. missiles struck the tanker near Kharg Island, Iran's main oil export hub. The U.S. military did not immediately comment on the report
About 50 military officers and civilian employees were questioned over disclosures to the press, including reports that the Iran war has depleted U.S. munitions stockpiles, The New York Times reported