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France rejects Le Pen's far right. But can Macron govern without the far left? The effort to block Marine Le Pen's racist far right at any cost worked. But can Macron establish a government without the extreme left, wrapped in a kaffiyeh and hatred of Zionism?

Diplomatic sources express concern over netanyahu's announcement, saying the prime minister has 'boxed in himself and the negotiating team 'But a another source points to 'genuine security concerns that came up in the talks'

The Umm al-Fahm Art Gallery in northern Israel, one of whose goals is to introduce visitors to the Palestinian narrative, will receive 22 million shekels (nearly $6 million) over the next five years to reach national museum standard

Metrodome Group is launching its first representative office in Israel, offering investors an exciting opportunity in Budapest, Hungary's vibrant business and cultural center.

Metrodome Group is launching its first representative office in Israel, offering investors an exciting opportunity in Budapest, Hungary's vibrant business and cultural center.

As the Netanyahu coalition wrestles with military service for ultra-Orthodox Jews, another major community is exempt from the IDF draft: Arab citizens. Amid enthusiasm for civilian alternatives, Arab leaders don't trust the government's intentions. One activist asks: 'Does this fascistic government want to see me as part of Israel's success story, or not?'

Starmer underscored Great Britain's commitment to recognizing Palestinian statehood in his conversation with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas

Major Jalaa Ibrahem, a 25-year-old from a Druze village in northern Israel, was killed on Sunday in the Gaza Strip

Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he was 'concerned' with the situation along Israel's northern border ■ The newly-elected PM also spoke with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas

As an Israeli journalist who writes regularly about the U.S.-Israel relationship, one thing is clear: Biden's understanding of Israeli politics belongs to the 1980s, not the current moment

What is the Israel-Lebanon conflict? Where did it start? Who are the key players involved? Here is everything you need to know.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and others argued with Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant in a heated discussion on his demand to extend mandatory service and his opposition to exempting the ultra-Orthodox from enlisting in the IDF

Egypt will reportedly host Israeli, American delegations to discuss 'outstanding points' in hostage release negotiations ■ Israel made new demands over weekend that are expected to delay a possible agreement, sources tell Haaretz ■ Hezbollah fired more than 50 rockets at northern Israel ■ Thousands participate in a day-long protest across Israel for hostage deal and early elections ■ Here's what you need to know 275 days into the war

Final results are not expected until late Sunday or early Monday in the highly volatile snap election, which was called just four weeks ago in a huge gamble for Macron

Along the highway leading to Caesarea, where Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu resides, burned vehicles of Nova festival-goers were placed as a protest

The presence of amputees in Israeli TV ads and fashion campaigns grows as more young Israelis insist on not concealing their disability

The prosecution wants the trial to continue no later than November. The judges are now required to examine both parties' requests, and a hearing on the matter is set for Tuesday