The top officials are set to be summoned over difficulties investigating lobbyist Jay Footlik, to better understand the connection between the ministers and senior officials and the American businessman who served as a lobbyist for Qatar
Charlotte Nidam was a joint British-French-Israeli national. Swiss authorities are investigating whether celebratory candles or unsafe ceiling materials triggered the blaze that killed 40 and injured more than 100
The threatening graffiti comes amid a government push to close Army Radio due to its 'political and divisive content', and broader coalition efforts to circumscribe freedom of the press in Israel. Late last year, similar grafitti turned up on Haaretz's building and on Channel 13's studio
Despite years of government plans, the rental market barely moves. Uri Paz of Michlol Financing pinpoints the core issue and proposes a financing solution to enable large-scale long-term rentals.
Despite years of government plans, the rental market barely moves. Uri Paz of Michlol Financing pinpoints the core issue and proposes a financing solution to enable large-scale long-term rentals.
In a video message to anti-government protesters in Tel Aviv, Barak emphasized that the court alone cannot stop the Netanyahu government's destruction of Israeli democracy – the public must act, because 'our life's work is in danger'
Two of the couple's five children were home during the murder, and a complaint had been filed against the husband for violence toward family members in the past. This marks the first femicide of 2026, as last year's murder rates reached a record-high of 307
No one in the government is behaving as if there is a real threat to their seat. Rebuilding voter confidence, including that of their supporters, is not a goal. This is not the behavior of a leadership that plans to win an election fairly
Despite misconduct allegations, Maj. Gen Avshalom Peled was sworn in on Sunday and will oversee law enforcement in a district with over 1 million people at a time of rising tensions exacerbated by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, just weeks away from the Ramadan holiday
A recent poll reveals that nearly half of Israelis on the left highly rate the military's moral conduct in the war in Gaza. If this is the group expected to oppose the immoral use of force, then the left did not fail in its criticism, it relinquished the need for it
The court president died Sunday after colliding with an off-road vehicle on Route 6. He was 54 and remembered for his decades-long legal career and high-profile rulings
The IDF is establishing new bases in the northern West Bank to secure settlements expected to be established in the region following the repeal of the 2005 Disengagement Act, a move Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said will 'erase the shame of expulsion'
Three Iranian officials told the New York Times the regime is in survival mode as protests swell across the country. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reportedly warned government-linked media chiefs that the crisis has become a fight for the survival of the Islamic Republic
The prime minister said policy changes led by the national security minister allowing Jewish prayer at the Al-Aqsa/Temple Mount compound were coordinated with him, dismissing warnings that the moves breach decades-old arrangements