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US Treasury sanctions five individuals and 10 companies linked to Iran's shadow fleet, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns those supporting Tehran of further penalties.
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries formally announces his bid for speaker following his party's landslide midterm victory, with little opposition expected.
Following instructions from leading Lithuanian haredi rabbis, Degel HaTorah will not endorse any candidate for prime minister, while divisions may emerge within United Torah Judaism's Hasidic faction.
Gadi Eisenkot promises to establish a national emergency government, strengthen bipartisan support for Israel in Washington, and deepen cooperation with President Trump.
Trump acknowledges the Iran war contributed to Republican midterm losses but insists he would make the same decision again to prevent a nuclear Iran.
Following a ruling by Shas's Council of Torah Sages, Aryeh Deri will remain party chairman but is expected to resign from the Knesset and lead from outside.
Following Republican midterm losses, Trump reportedly discusses replacing Defense Secretary Hegseth, with DeSantis emerging as a possible successor.
During a visit to the Northern Command, LTG Eyal Zamir warned Hezbollah against rebuilding its terrorist infrastructure and ordered accelerated integration of robotic systems into combat units.
US Vice President lists American support for Israel as one of the reasons Republicans lost so many races yesterday.
After accusing Gadi Eisenkot of killing his son, bereaved father Yossi Cohen meets him, publicly apologizes and calls for unity and respectful discourse.
An employee at the Israeli Tourism Ministry's pavilion was attacked on her way to the World Travel Market international tourism fair in London, a day after she was accosted at the fair.
IDF and ISA eliminate Jamal Abu Saeed, Head of Operations in Hamas’ military intelligence apparatus who held Omer Shem Tov in captivity.
Following a secretive property acquisition operation, Jewish families have moved into eight homes in the Jericho area.
According to i24NEWS, Hadash MK Ayman Odeh is suspected of receiving hundreds of thousands of shekels in cash from the Palestinian Authority.
Deputy Mayor Yossi Havilio is demanding that municipal benefits be withdrawn from haredim who do not enlist and that the money be redirected to a fund for reservists.
Israeli strikes in Khan Yunis eliminate six Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Army of Islam terrorists.
Israeli security forces locate, detonate, explosive device planted in Nur Shams area.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders, daughter of US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee and former Trump White House press secretary, secures reelection as Arkansas governor.
Up to 100 mm of rain expected across central Israel on Friday and Saturday, with stormy weather bringing falling temperatures and flooding risks.
The Iranian Embassy in India posted an AI-generated video on its Twitter account showing U.S. President Donald Trump being carried by several men and thrown into a large dumpster labeled 'Hazardous Waste.'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assures United Torah Judaism of his commitment to yeshiva students; party remains undecided on whom to recommend for prime minister.
After 16 months of development, a device called the Halachic Igniter has been completed. It allows users to generate a spark on a stovetop remotely via wireless control.
Shin Bet, Israel Police, arrest Balad activist Abed Abu Shehadeh, for suspected security offenses, report says.
Hillel Neuer came to challenge a Harvard researcher but found himself confronting the moderator as well. One question about UNRWA exposed an awkward moment.
Election results have given the Orthodox Jewish community unprecedented representation in the country's legislatures.
Following the Republicans' election defeat, Fox News host Sean Hannity argued that major midterm losses have historically been followed by presidential comebacks, pointing to Reagan, Clinton and Obama
Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich warns that Democratic control of Congress could deepen divisions within the party and trigger investigations and impeachment efforts against President Trump. Watch NEWSM
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed declared 'We can turn Inshallah into Alhamdulila.'
Israel's Central Elections Committee completes its most extensive election review to date, finding no evidence of irregularities affecting the results.
Live updates: Vote counting continues in the US midterm elections, with all 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats at stake, alongside gubernatorial races.
Syrian authorities say they thwarted a planned attack on the Homs oil refinery by a suspected Hezbollah-linked cell, amid repeated attacks on energy infrastructure.
Prosecutors authorize assault charges against a University of Michigan student following an attack on Jewish activist Liz Benichou during a campus event.
Yaakov Margi criticizes Shas's leadership following its disappointing election results, takes aim at Aryeh Deri, and regrets the party's "surrender to extremist factions."
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi urges diplomacy over Iran's nuclear program, citing Tehran's 60% uranium enrichment and lack of transparency with inspectors.
According to reports, the Prime Minister's wife claimed during a meeting with right-wing bloc representatives that foreign countries interfered in the elections and harmed Israel. Likud denies the report.
Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens reportedly seeks US Marshals protection after receiving death threats over her endorsement of Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.
Trump tells CBS News he is prepared to veto Democratic legislation if Republicans lose Congress, while signaling plans to expand his use of executive powers.
Iran dismisses Washington's response to its peace proposal, insisting the US accept its seven conditions before Tehran agrees to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Mano Maritime ship held at the port of Syros in Greece following an anonymous report that a bomb had been planted on the pier.
The High Court has ruled that the young man convicted of killing Aisha al-Rabi in 2018 will not begin serving his prison sentence until his appeal has been decided.
