A day to the vote: Netanyahu fighting to keep coalition intact
With dissolution vote imminent, Netanyahu scrambles to avert elections as haredi support hinges on IDF draft exemption impasse.
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With dissolution vote imminent, Netanyahu scrambles to avert elections as haredi support hinges on IDF draft exemption impasse.
IDF identifies missile launch from Yemen, setting off sirens in multiple localities.
Amid reports of a deal that would include a ceasefire, wounded soldiers who fought in the war are calling on the prime minister to continue the fighting until Hamas is defeated.
In Jerusalem meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu, Argentine President Milei backs Israel’s war effort, calling its victory a win for the Western world.
Foreign Minister Sa'ar denounces UK-led sanctions on Israeli ministers as "outrageous," warns moves embolden Hamas and undermine Israel’s war objectives.
Michal Peleg, a 65-year-old Israeli author who lived in Crete, was found dead off the coast of the Greek island, days after being reported missing.
President Trump warned that Iran is becoming more aggressive in nuclear talks. The commander of Central Command presented options for military action if the negotiations fail.
Israeli activist group slams US Ambassador to Israel over accusations of interference in the political crisis with the haredi parties and for suggesting a Palestinian state could be established elsewhere in the Middle East.
The IDF published documentation of the departure of naval forces to attack targets of the Houthi terrorist regime in the port of Hudaydah in Yemen.
Omer Shem Tov, who was returned to Israel after over 500 days in Hamas captivity, describes his ordeal in an appearance on the Living Lchaim podcast.
US Ambassador to Israel tells Bloomberg that if a Palestinian state is created, it might not have to be in Judea and Samaria.
Over 250 structures have been searched so far, six wanted individuals were apprehended, and a ‘Carlo’ weapon, along with additional weapons, were located and confiscated, in the operation in the Kasbah area of Shechem.
3 Jewish-owned businesses were vandalized in Hewlett, Long Island, including the Israel Chesed Center, in the space of a few hours.
UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Norway issue sanctions against Ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, citing incitement and settler violence in Judea and Samaria.
President Herzog welcomes Argentine President Milei to Jerusalem, urges united front against Iran and terror.
During Givati forces' operation in the Gaza Strip, terrorists disguised as women and carrying sacks were identified from a Hamas military building. The forces eliminated them.
The band Massive Attack has threatened to sue an Israeli activist after he accused them of glorifying Hamas.
Prime Minister Netanyahu said there was progress being made to achieve a hostage deal, but noted: 'It's early to give hope.'
Foreign Minister announces reopening of Israeli embassy in Lusaka, outlines strategic ties with Africa.
US ambassador Mike Huckabee declared that he had made no attempt to influence Israel's haredi parties not to force elections.
The operation involved long-range, precision-guided missiles launched from Sa'ar 6 corvettes, marking an unprecedented level of inter-service coordination.
The President of the State called on the Chief Rabbis to declare a day of fasting for the hostages.
'The Bible speaks of the significance of Samaria,' says Zambian Foreign Minister Mulambo Haimbe during his official visit to Israel, marking the first time a sitting Zambian foreign minister has toured the region.
Israeli forces destroyed over 1,200 terror infrastructures near Kerem Shalom to widen the security area near the communities of western Negev.
Israeli Minister responds to Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, who spoke out against Israel during a ceremony held in his honor at a university in England: 'You're next in line'
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, in a letter to French President Emmanuel Macron, condemns 10/7 massacre as 'unacceptable,' calls for terror group’s disarmament, ouster from Gaza, and immediate release of all hostages.
Or Yarok reveals a sharp rise in fatalities among front-seat passengers in 2024, with 279 killed, a 25% increase over the previous year. Safety advocates urge stronger enforcement and public awareness to reduce the toll.
A 38-year-old woman caught driving while talking on her phone was asked to pull over, and decided to go on a wild chase on the roads of Ashkelon with her 3-year-old son in the car.
Education Minister Yoav Kisch unveils national plan to integrate 3,000 Haredi yeshiva students into military service by 2030, including combat roles, aiming at fostering at foster voluntary enlistment through partnership and belief in the State.
Bus fares in Israel expected to climb by up to 12% next month, marking a nearly 50% increase within a year, following recent fare hikes amid efforts to delay a rise through government subsidies.
The Tzohar Rabbinical organization called for the Knesset to pass a draft law that would give equal responsibility to all..
Israel deports 12 radical left-wing activists who participated in a Gaza-bound flotilla, including climate activist Greta Thunberg and French MEP Rima Hassan. The group was intercepted by naval forces and brought to Ashdod without resistance.
Yishai Ribo performed for the first time at a major concert hall in Argentina in front of a crowd of thousands, who enjoyed an exciting musical evening of unity and Jewish culture.
Over 700 US Marines mobilized to support National Guard troops in Los Angeles amid protests, in the largest such deployment since 1992.
British band Massive Attack is facing backlash for showing footage of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar during a Manchester concert, prompting outrage from Israeli officials and Jewish leaders.
Unlike previous attacks, which were carried out by the IAF, the attacks were carried out by Israel's navy.
A 14-year-old was fatally shot in Rishon LeZion as two teens mishandled a parent's firearm. Indictments are expected, but due to their age, the suspects will likely undergo rehabilitation.
Iran's atomic chief announces that Russia will construct eight new nuclear power plants, with four slated for Bushehr. The move is part of Iran's plan to triple its nuclear energy capacity.
Ottawa's National Holocaust Monument defaced with red paint and "feed me," sparking widespread condemnation. The act is being investigated as a hate crime, drawing outrage from Canadian officials and Jewish organizations.
Passengers of ship involved in international flotilla to Gaza arrive at Ben Gurion Airport, hours after the ship docked in Ashdod. All 12 left-wing activists on board will be deported from Israel. Foreign Ministry publishes a photo of Greta Thunberg next to an Israeli flag.