Ex-Likud MK: I'd rather have Yair Golan than the haredim
Former Likud MK Dan Illouz says he would prefer to see Yair Golan as minister rather than key portfolios remain in the hands of haredi parties.
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Former Likud MK Dan Illouz says he would prefer to see Yair Golan as minister rather than key portfolios remain in the hands of haredi parties.

Hunter Biden says Joe Biden is in significant pain as cancer spreads to his bones, but the former president continues to push forward.

US Central Command chief Adm. Brad Cooper lands in Israel for meetings with IDF leaders, with Gaza and regional security expected to top the agenda.

A Wizz Air flight from Rome to Ben Gurion Airport, which was due to depart, was delayed by several hours after an unusual incident occurred on the ground, minutes before takeoff.

Suspect arrested after allegedly attempting to slash Israeli festival tent in Edmonton, where anti-Israel chants filled the air.

Sirens warn of suspected terrorist infiltration after suspicious vehicle breaks through Ofarim town fence.

In an interview, Senator Ted Cruz urges the US to arm anti-government protesters to induce regime collapse in Iran, highlighting growing GOP divides over the six-month war.

IDF troops searching Kibbutz Zikim near the Gaza border after a cut was found in its security fence, though officials report no signs of an infiltration.

Nissim Louk, whose daughter Shani was murdered at Nova Festival, confronts Minister Miri Regev at Mahane Yehuda Market, lashing out at her and Likud: "You brought about October 7th."

Lebanon and Israel reportedly agree on candidate countries to monitor Hezbollah's disarmament, leaving the United States to select the final verification forces.

American carrier United Airlines is resuming flights to Israel. Starting September 8, the airline will restart service on its Newark-Tel Aviv route.

The head of the Shin Bet, the head of IDF Military Intelligence's Research Division, and senior ministers warn during a Cabinet meeting against the US-backed Gaza document.

US official confirms progress in Oman-Iran talks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, noting Washington will lift its blockade once a deal is finalized.

Hezbollah launched an explosive drone at IDF troops in southern Lebanon in a ceasefire violation, which Israel's military chose not to publicize. IDF: We will not publish any information that could jeopardize our forces.

Amitai, a 12-year-old from Atlit on the autism spectrum who dreams of becoming a diplomat, visits US Ambassador Mike Huckabee and blows him away with his deep knowledge of history.

Israel's Consul General in New York, Ofir Akunis, orders the cancellation of all New York Times subscriptions at the Israeli Consulate, accusing the newspaper of publishing 'false blood libels' and consistently inciting against the Jewish state.

Fire and Rescue Service crews use a miniature cutting tool to carefully free a child's hand after it got trapped inside a metal mixer beater.

Benny Gantz, Ayelet Shaked, reportedly negotiating joint bid for the upcoming election, with proposed deal giving Gantz lead spot, Shaked first choice of Cabinet post.

A taxi driver from Ma'ale Adumim was arrested after authorities discovered he had been driving without a valid license for the past 20 years.

Arabic-language report claims Iran received about 300 advanced shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles from Russia and China, bolstering air defenses following the recent conflict.

Rabbi Avraham Wiener, senior figures of the Biala Hasidic dynasty and longtime close disciple of its rebbes, passes away at the age of 93.

Man believed to be in his 20s pronounced dead after being pulled from the water near Jerusalem Beach in Bat Yam; police investigating.

Journalist Kalman Liebskind blasts efforts to fly Israelis home to vote, arguing that those who no longer live in Israel should not determine the country's future.

Nukhba terrorist who played active role in the October 7 massacre arrested while driving humanitarian aid truck bound for Kerem Shalom Crossing.

New report says Israel's defense establishment increasingly worried terrorists could launch explosive drones from Israeli cities.

Iranian opposition sources claim Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has not been seen by government ministers since February's attack on his compound.

New Maariv poll shows little movement in electoral map, with coalition remaining at 49 seats while the opposition maintains potential path to 61-seat majority.

Munich court sentences 25-year-old to life in prison with a finding of severe guilt for a lethal 2025 car attack that killed two and injured dozens.

President Donald Trump orders fresh leak probes into Pentagon weapon disclosures following reports of depleted stockpiles.

Senator Ted Cruz accuses Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed of Muslim Brotherhood ties during Senate hearing.

A minibus bomb in the Damascus suburb of Jaramana kills two people and injures 13, highlighting persistent security threats under Syria's new leadership.

President Trump acknowledges tighter supplies of top-tier weapons during the Iran war while insisting overall US stockpiles remain vast and sufficient.

Oman and Iran have reached a framework agreement to temporarily reopen the Strait of Hormuz, establishing split shipping lanes to resume commercial traffic.

US President Donald Trump privately told donors "we need to elect JD" in 2028, though advisers caution no official endorsement is settled, according to The Washington Post.

Houthi attack in city of Najran injures 11 civilians, amid intelligence reports of coordinated threat plans involving the IRGC and Iraqi militias against Saudi Arabia.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar rejected Turkish criticism of Israel's Syria operations, accusing Ankara of hypocrisy and defending Israel's security measures.

Thousands pay final respects to Chief Master Sergeant (Res.) Tamir Vaknin, after he was killed during combat in southern Lebanon.

Channel 12 reports Mossad chief Roman Gofman dismissed two senior officials involved in a plan to bring down Iran's regime that was not implemented.

Sarah Netanyahu has filed a lawsuit against former Prime Minister's Residence employee Yechiel Ohev Ami, one week after he sued her, alleging workplace abuse.

An i24NEWS poll indicates that Naftali Bennett's "Together" party has lost another two seats. Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein's new party fails to cross the electoral threshold.
