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The election stalemate lets Netanyahu continue avoiding an October 7 reckoning
Israel's inconclusive election leaves no clear path to a government, giving Netanyahu time to remain in power. As his rivals weigh whether to accept support from Arab lawmakers, renewed conflict with Iran looms over coalition talks
Israel's standing in the U.S. is on a precipice after election deadlock
If the so-called bloc of change forms a government with Arab lawmakers' backing, it could help rebuild support among liberal Americans. But if it allows Netanyahu to remain in power, it risks making matters even worse
Angie Nixon is testing Jewish Democrats' loyalties in Florida
Angie Nixon is running on affordability, health care and racial justice. She also called for a Gaza cease-fire weeks after October 7 and joined the DSA, leaving liberal Jews torn between their progressive politics and their support for Israel
Yanki Quint appointed chairman of NewMed Energy
The former Israel Land Authority director replaces Niv Sarne, who became general manager of the partnership, which holds a major stake in the Leviathan gas field.
Yanki Quint appointed chairman of NewMed Energy
The former Israel Land Authority director replaces Niv Sarne, who became general manager of the partnership, which holds a major stake in the Leviathan gas field.
Burger at noon, pizza during the exit poll: What did Israelis order on Election Day?
Wolt data reveals a culinary turnaround: The burger led during the day, but as exit polls approached, pizza took top spot and sushi climbed to second place.
Hundreds protest in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa, call for Jewish-Arab government
Demonstrators gathered to demand Jewish-Arab cooperation as the opposition has won 67 seats, including 19 held by Arab parties, leaving Eisenkot's bloc short of a majority without Arab support
Who's to blame for the ultra-Orthodox Shas party's election collapse?
Partial results point to Shas' worst showing in 35 years as its ultra-Orthodox counterpart, United Torah Judaism, holds firm. With support plunging in its traditional strongholds, Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit is gaining ground
Israel's opposition says it's different from Netanyahu. Now it must prove it
Arab voters offer Netanyahu's rivals a historic chance to unseat him. Their demands are hardly radical, and a Jewish-Arab government could heal Israel
Iran says new proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz under review
Iran's foreign minister said it is in 'close and ongoing contact with intermediaries' on proposals that could implement a 7-day peace plan • A senior Iranian official said a Qatari proposal only offered 'unacceptable ideas'
Breaking a decades-old taboo, East Jerusalem Palestinians turn out in force
More than 10,000 Palestinians with Israeli citizenship voted, breaking a boycott dating back to Israel's 1967 annexation. Residents say the shift could also reshape municipal elections, where Palestinians could transform Jerusalem's city government
Antisemitism in Czech Republic surges over 400% since 2020, European human rights report finds
Antisemitic incidents in Czechia surged from 874 in 2020 to 4,694 in 2024, with a European human rights report highlighting escalating hatred following October 7.
'Arab parties are a force you can't ignore': Israel's election had the Arab world glued to its screens, too
From Sky News in Arabic to Egypt's Al-Rad – it was an exceptional night in the scope of attention devoted to Israel
UK reports progress on Lord Mann’s NHS antisemitism review recommendations
The UK government updated Parliament on Monday on Lord Mann’s NHS antisemitism review, saying it has accepted all recommendations aimed at the health department and NHS England.
Bigger fines are only part of Australia’s new consumer-protection push
Australia is strengthening consumer protections with higher fines, direct enforcement and proposed changes to how telecom companies sell and cancel services.
Bigger fines are only part of Australia’s new consumer-protection push
Australia is strengthening consumer protections with higher fines, direct enforcement and proposed changes to how telecom companies sell and cancel services.
British Jewish orgs. launch new workplace antisemitism guidance with UK Business Secretary
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds convened a roundtable of community and business leaders during the conference to discuss workplace antisemitism and welcomed the revised publication.
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