Feiglin: Shabbat should unite Israelis, not divide them
Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin proposes differential Shabbat laws, in effort to preserve country's Jewish character while reducing division.
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Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin proposes differential Shabbat laws, in effort to preserve country's Jewish character while reducing division.

Senior security officials and figures close to Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly believe that military strikes could weaken Iran's regime but would not be sufficient to bring about its collapse.

Rabbi Yaakov Aryeh Alter, 87, begins series of planned dialysis treatments at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem

IDF reports 220,000 dunams harvested across Judea and Samaria, with most coordinated activities proceeding peacefully despite recent violent incidents.

Former IDF Chief Dan Halutz compares Israeli rabbis to Iran's ayatollahs, prompting MK Yaakov Asher to revive his stock sale controversy during the war.

IDF forces search over 500 locations and arrest 50 suspects in Hebron following a deadly shooting, but the discovery of just two guns raises questions.

When one of our babies needs help, we all show up.

Complaint alleges Canadian buyers were misled about properties in Judea and Samaria as anti-Israel pressure mounts in Ottawa.

Retired Maj. Gen. Gil Regev said he feels closer to Palestinians than to Minister Smotrich, dismissing their shared Jewish identity as “nonsense." Asked why he stays in Israel, he replied, “I’m old. Where would I go?"

Hundreds attended the funeral of Staff Sgt. Ron Roytman, who was murdered at the Judea Junction. His sister recalled her unanswered call, 'I called and there was no answer.'

Two senior Iranian officials claim that Tehran is preparing to target American diplomats and government officials in response to the killing of senior Iranian figures and their family members.

Israeli singer Idan Amedi, seriously wounded in Gaza while serving in the reserves, endorsed the Reservists-Economic Party and a broad unity government.

Ben Gurion Airport data show that around 32,000 passengers have been arriving in Israel daily over the past two weeks, compared with approximately 26,000 departing.

Two German citizens were arrested on Mount Carmel after prison guards spotted them photographing the entrance to Damon Prison, where terrorists are being held.

American billionaire Bill Ackman says Ben Gvir and Smotrich have caused enormous damage to Israel's reputation and argues that excluding them from the next government could improve relations with the US.

The IDF and ISA say the two terrorists helped funnel millions of shekels from Iran and Turkey to Hamas' military wing. A weapons storage facility in central Gaza was also destroyed.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu summoned Police Commissioner Danny Levy for a discussion on police preparations ahead of the elections.

Former hostage Eitan Mor defends father against accusations: ‘His actions brought me home. Hamas doesn’t return hostages voluntarily.'

Five years after Aviya and Shachar Antman were attacked in Jerusalem minutes after their marriage proposal, two of the attackers will pay them an additional NIS 26,000.

A suspect snatched a handgun from a security guard at the Kanfei Ruach School in Givat Shmuel and fled the scene. Numerous police officers are searching the area in an attempt to locate him.

The IDF is reinforcing troops, raising alert levels, and suspending leave. A two-day drill will take place in northern and central Israel.

Pres. Trump attacks former Pres. Barack Obama over his endorsement of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and urges voters to support Republican Mike Rogers.

While Golan will receive full Shin Bet protection, Ofer Winter and Gadi Eisenkot will be protected by private security companies under the supervision of the Dignitary Protection Unit.

Iran's judiciary reports a meeting between its chief and Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, who has not appeared publicly since March.

Trump warns Iran could face additional US strikes while leaving the door open to a nuclear deal.

French police discover Hitler's "Mein Kampf" at the home of a suspect in a shooting near Paris that killed one and wounded five, including a critically injured girl.

Riyadh's main airport prepares to resume domestic and international flights Sunday as the Houthis renew threats to target the facility following recent attacks.

CENTCOM has reportedly prepared several options for renewed strikes against Iran after the midterms, pending Trump’s approval.

Israel switches to Winter Time, turning clocks back one hour from 2:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Winter Time will remain in effect until March 26, 2027.

The Har Hebron Regional Council has announced plans to establish two new communities and six agricultural farms in the southern Hebron Hills following Friday's deadly terrorist attack near Hebron.

Rabbi Moshe Tzadka, a leading Sephardic haredi rabbi, instructs followers not to vote for Shas over the military draft dispute. Aryeh Deri scrambles to enlist senior rabbis to reverse the decision.

Israel switches to winter time overnight as clocks move back one hour at 2:00 a.m., giving Israelis an extra hour of sleep but bringing earlier sunsets.

Iran has developed detailed plans to attack undersea communications cables in the Gulf if the United States and Israel launch renewed military strikes.

US intelligence warns that Iran has intensified assassination plots against American officials abroad, with some reaching advanced stages, Axios report says.

Israeli security forces raid 400 locations across Judea and Samaria, arresting approximately 40 suspects, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists, and destroying memorials honoring terrorists.

Yair Golan's election demands include shutting down Channel 14 if it refuses to sign an ethics code, cutting funding to a pre-military academy, and taking control of four key ministries.

Ofer Winter declares that an "enormous ideological gulf" separates him from Gadi Eisenkot and rules out serving under him. Moments later, the two meet in the studio and embrace.

Nefesh B’Nefesh and FIDF, together with the IDF, bring essential government, military and civilian services under one roof for thousands of Lone Soldiers

Channel 12 poll gives anti-Netanyahu bloc 70 Knesset seats, but only 56 without Arab parties, as bloc's voters largely prefer minority government relying on United Arab List for support.

Terrorists cross Gaza 'yellow line' in two separate incidents, IDF eliminates threats.
