News anchors Amit Segal & Ben Caspit, among Israel's most popular presenters, raised a toast after the end of Shabbat with the elimination of the chief terrorist Hassan Nasrallah.
The Prime Minister filed a lawsuit against journalists Ben Caspit and Uri Misgav, as well as activist Gonen Ben Yitzhak, and clarified in the lawsuit: "The Prime Minister does not have pancreatic cancer."
Minister Amihai Eliyahu demanded to bring weapons production lines back to Israel. Ben Caspit, political analyst, agreed: "Without doubt, Minister Eliyahu's idea is correct."
Opposition leader Lapid rebuked Prime Minister Netanyahu after he went to vote together with his wife Sara, "They believe that there is no problem holding elections even in these times."
Peace Now protestors wave PLO flags during anti-judicial reform protest, pepper-spray reservist.
In a discussion about the 2005 Gaza disengagement, the journalist stated that the former prime minister had the power to prevent the plan.
Radio host Ben Caspit has attacked Netanyahu for attempting to negotiate vaccine shipments from Pfizer.
Israel’s former US ambassador Michael Oren calls for united front against new Iran deal.
First ever TV series about the Prime Minister to be released in the near future.
PM sues journalist, Maariv newspaper for libel, demands 200,000 shekels in compensation.
Guests at a haredi wedding in Jerusalem were shocked when Prime Minister's wife entered.
Journalist to apologize to Netanyahu's wife for distress caused by false accusation she fired 70-year-old gardener. Paper fined NIS 50,000.
In accordance with court ruling, City of Jerusalem publishes details on Sara Netanyahu's job as a child psychologist.
Sara Netanyahu criticizes journalist Ben Caspit, who appealed to a court to receive information about her work as a psychologist.
Journalist Ben Caspit says that requiring foreign diplomats to visit the Kotel is like being forced to visit a church in New York.
Kulanu head says his plan to lower housing prices will focus on disbanding govt. body managing state land, says it's 'like North Korea.'
A newly published book by journalist Ben Caspit outlines the "dangerous" character of former Defense Minister Ehud Barak.
