Poll:
Poll: Coalition bloc strengthens at the opposition’s expense
Likud receives 25 seats, down one from the previous poll. Bennett’s party remains stable at 21 seats. The opposition bloc stands at 58 seats, while the coalition bloc has 52.
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Likud receives 25 seats, down one from the previous poll. Bennett’s party remains stable at 21 seats. The opposition bloc stands at 58 seats, while the coalition bloc has 52.

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports widespread power outages in Suwayda after clashes damaged key lines, leaving cities and villages without electricity for weeks.

US Special Envoy Tom Barrack urges Syrian forces and the SDF to halt hostilities in Aleppo’s Kurdish neighborhoods and prioritize civilian protection.

Elazar Rompler was convicted of assaulting a minor in the cult. He was extradited to Israel after fleeing trial.

An 11-month-old baby, who contracted measles and was transferred to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in critical condition yesterday, passed away this evening.

Terrorists threw stones at a bus carrying staff from the Ministry of Heritage near Ma'ale Levona.

Activists close to President Donald Trump are urging him to meet exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi amid protests in Iran, though no meeting has yet been confirmed.

Pro-Israel group rejects Turkish role in Gaza, citing Erdogan’s ties to Hamas.

Gilad Sharon, the son of the Prime Minister who initiated the Gaza disengagement, criticizes the claims that the Hamas attack on October 7th was a result of that withdrawal.

President Isaac Herzog visited Kibbutz Manara and Kiryat Shemona, reinaugurating a kindergarten hit by Hezbollah and stressing that Israel’s true victory lies in rebuilding and growth.

Syrian forces launched new strikes on Kurdish neighborhoods in Aleppo after issuing evacuation orders, prompting mass displacement, international concern.

The Lawfare Project announces a settlement resolving the federal civil rights lawsuit on behalf of 10 Jewish students who experienced antisemitic harassment and intimidation on campus.

Zionist Christian Evangelical leader Laurie Cardoza-Moore criticizes US Vice President's lack of response to the antisemitism emerging from the right.

About 20 masked Jews entered the village of Beit Lid in Samaria), threw Molotov cocktails at vehicles and set several of them on fire.

'The Democrats' chairman said lessons from Oslo and the Gaza disengagement must not be repeated, ruling out a rapid Palestinian state.

Al Ahmed, who was wounded while disarming one of the terrorists who massacred Jews celebrating Hanukkah in Sydney, visited and prayed at the tomb of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

A 16-year-old from Karnei Shomron was indicted after posing as a licensed bus driver using forged documents, driving hundreds of passengers for weeks without a license or insurance.

Foreign Ministry slams Lebanese claims of control in southern Lebanon, demands Lebanese government fully disarm Hezbollah. 'Hezbollah continues to rearm with the support of Iran.'

A state representative admitted to the Supreme Court that 90% of the funds sent for haredi education were transfered against the law.

Amendment to security order to allow improved enforcement, deter environmental offenders.

The police arrested today (Thursday) a suspect in the attack on Rabbi Netanel Avitan, head of the Hesder yeshiva in Jaffa.

Zohran Mamdani creating a narrative that diminishes Jewish legitimacy, Shas source tells Arutz Sheva - Israel National News.

The raid was carried out on his home in Samaria despite the case having already been closed.

Court orders driver who rammed and killed 14-year-old Yosef Eisental released to house arrest, in opposition to police's demand to extend his arrest.

Lebanese Army declares full control of southern Lebanon, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office issues statement calling for ceasefire agreement to be properly kept.

A 15-year-old Arab-Israeli pledged allegiance to ISIS and planned to carry out an attack in Israel.

Missile launched towards Israel from near Gaza City misfires, IDF strikes back.

Illegal Arabs from Hebron suspected of removal and theft of mezuzahs in central Israel.

Week of pleasant sunny weather to turn stormy, with floods predicted.

Advanced Arad assault rifles and Meprolight M5 sights were distributed to members of civilian emergency response squads nationwide.

A terrorist released from an Israeli prison described 'great humiliation' in prison since the October 7th massacre.

Brigadier-General (res.) Ofer Winter responds to rumors that he is joining politics, urges unity.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar responds to attacks against Kurdish minority in Aleppo, Syria, warning of potential escalation.

The US president will announce the establishment of a "Peace Council" as part of the second phase of the ceasefire agreement. The council's envoy will be Nikolay Mladenov.

Bar-Ilan University study uncovers the origin of sleep in jellyfish and sea anemones.

Nick Reiner’s arraignment on charges of murdering his parents postponed after his lawyer withdraws, while insisting Reiner is “not guilty of murder."

Two people killed and several injured in a shooting at church in Salt Lake City. Suspect flees, a manhunt is underway.

The Israel Police and the Prison Service failed to bring the defendants to their remand hearing, forcing the court to release them due to a procedural lapse.

Julie Menin unanimously elected NYC Council speaker, becoming its first Jewish leader. She pledges to protect New Yorkers and address rising antisemitism.

Trump signs an order withdrawing US support from 66 international bodies, including UN agencies and the UN climate treaty.
