The new Haredi party may fail to win a single Knesset seat. Yet by challenging long-standing orthodoxies, it could reshape – and potentially shatter – the Haredi political system, making its impact more consequential than the election itself
Despite announcing Farah's resignation and replacement, the candidate is delaying his resignation. Sexual harassment claims against him will be presented at the party conference Monday, which will decide whether to remove him from the party slate
Rafi Ben Shitrit, in second place, whose son was killed on Oct. 7, is a founder of the October Council. Sharon Sharabi, in sixth place, is the brother of Yossi and Eli Sharabi, who were abducted on Oct. 7
Yazdi, a community rabbi in Jerusalem, convinced women that the acts were 'spiritual rectifications' and used their bank accounts to hide money from his creditors. The judges: 'The defendant's actions are exceptional in their scope'
The campaign features a former IDF soldier who lost his leg during fighting in Gaza in May 2021. It is not the sportswear giant's first Israel-related controversy
The new slate will be integrated into the joint Together list with former PM Yair Lapid's Yesh Atid party, as the joint party negotiates a larger merger in the anti-Netanyahu bloc with Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party
The reported order comes amid U.S. pressure on Israel to curb settler violence, a day after Ambassador Mike Huckabee called attacks on Palestinians 'acts of terror'
Haredi voters are disillusioned with the impasse over the draft-exemption bill, and that could play out in several ways on Election Day. Any drop in support for Haredi parties could hurt the right-wing religious bloc – and the PM's political future
Forty-five years after the annexation of Syria's Golan Heights, only two of 193 UN member states recognize Israel's sovereignty over the plateau. Trump opened the door, but it took seven years for another country to join the U.S.
Exit polls in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt left it unclear whether the Alternative for Germany (AfD) would win enough seats to govern alone – potentially giving Germany its first far-right state government since World War II
Likud's lawyer said the ban on the applications, which allow polling station committee members and party observers to report voters' identities, was a 'terror attack' against the party that would 'ruin the election'
Last month, more Israelis traveled abroad than ever before, breaking a record set in 2019, despite airport operational difficulties and the continued absence of some foreign airlines
Authorities are stockpiling replacement equipment after an experiment failed to solve the algae problem that has disrupted five of Israel's six desalination plants
'The big question is what will happen after the election,' said a Tel Aviv University professor who conducted the research. The figures point to 2023 – marked by Netanyahu's judicial overhaul and the October 7 attack – as the main turning point
Israel's top court forbade Ben-Gvir from making appointments to senior police positions without approval from police leadership, and reinforced that decision last week. Still, the minister tried to push allies to key positions before the election
With Tuesday's deadline to finalize party slates looming, a last-minute merger between Eisenkot and Bennett looks increasingly unlikely. Netanyahu, meanwhile, is consolidating his bloc through new alliances
The Israeli-American Council, linked to right-wing megadonor Miriam Adelson, accused Macklemore of 'spreading propaganda' after he performed a song dedicated to Hind Rajab, a five-year-old Palestinian girl killed in Gaza