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Photos of hundreds of fuel cards raise suspicions of vote-buying in the Negev, as Bedouin source alleges Arab party activists offered cash and fuel vouchers.
Israeli airstrikes in Khan Yunis ,Rafah, killed four Hamas terrorists, including a Nukhba operative and a commander.
Stinger missile-equipped air defense systems deployed near Trump's Florida residence amid heightened security concerns.
Israeli forces destroy rockets, RPGs, explosives, rifles, and other combat equipment stored at two Hamas weapons storage facilities in Gaza.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu urges Naftali Bennett, Gadi Eisenkot, and Avigdor Liberman not to form a government reliant on Arab parties, warning it would undermine Israel's Jewish identity.
Rabbis meet with Shas chief Aryeh Deri amid reports he may resign; sources close to Deri firmly deny the claims.
Military Humvee has disappeared from southern IDF base, prompting investigation and warnings of infiltration risk.
Light rainfall, cooler temperatures expected Friday, before a gradual warming trend early next week.
'Together' party MK Yair Lapid acknowledges challenges of forming government following elections, claims 'overwhelming Israeli majority' came to support his bloc at polling stations.
Circle, Tether and Ripple move to block funds after a hack targeting Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.
PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas expresses hope that Israel's next government will resume peace negotiations, following years of stalled diplomatic efforts.
NYPD abandons plans for a no-bid surveillance contract with Israeli firm Cognyte following criticism from progressive lawmakers and privacy advocates.
Vice President JD Vance says Trump will prevent a prolonged war with Iran but will “accomplish America’s objectives."
Former Secretary of State praises the US-Israeli campaign against Iran, saying earlier military action could have prevented Tehran from expanding its arsenal.
Federal prosecutors reveal that a woman charged with stabbing two Orthodox Jewish men in Manhattan was previously arrested for attacking a Jewish teenager in Brooklyn.
Iranian media confirm Tehran received a letter from US Vice President JD Vance but has yet to respond, amid efforts to revive negotiations and prevent renewed strikes.
12 newcomers are set to enter the Knesset alongside veteran lawmakers, including several who became prominent following the October 7 massacre and the war.
The Central Elections Committee releases the distribution of all 120 Knesset seats, stresses that the Shin Bet investigation will not affect the results.
Hundreds of newly created accounts placed bets on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud party shortly before polls closed. Some traders have already cashed out more than $100,000 in combined profits, raising concerns about possible insider trading.
Neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot commands a Knesset majority, leaving Israel facing difficult coalition negotiations, a unity government, or new elections.
The legendary British actor, who captured audiences' hearts as Captain Picard in "Star Trek," has died at his home following a battle with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
UTJ officials reportedly consider supporting an Eisenkot minority government without joining it, but chairman Yaakov Asher firmly denies any talks.
The Shin Bet is investigating suspicions that at least two additional countries, besides Qatar, attempted to influence Israel's elections through illicit funding.
The National Security Minister criticized the police's handling of a haredi demonstration on Highway 4: "He is trying to curry favor with the left and please the next government."
Violent clashes erupt as haredi protesters block Route 4 over the arrest of a draft evader; police deploy stun grenades, and an officer is injured by a rock.
Residents of the Mitzpe Yehoshua outpost on Mount Ebal spotted construction equipment being used to pave a road from Shechem toward the ancient site. The work was halted following a report to the IDF
Shin Bet says its election probe is based on independently gathered intelligence, rejects speculation, and warns against blaming the entire Arab sector.
Following the Flydubai security lapse, authorities have decided to revise airline regulations, requiring carriers to submit crew members' details 48 hours before departure.
Following the arrests of two yeshiva students, the Jerusalem Faction plans mass protests as police prepare to close Highway 4 and other roads near Bnei Brak.
Journalist Avishai Grinzaig questions why Shin Bet disclosed suspected Qatari funding after the elections, while the scope of the affair remains unclear.
Greek container ship carrying 421 containers from Haifa to Romania sinks after reported drone strike off Bulgaria's coast.
Qatar denies allegations of funding efforts to influence Israel's elections, accusing Israeli politicians of spreading disinformation.
Culture Minister Miki Zohar says Yashar! chair Gadi Eisenkot's advisers pushing him to break election promises, form government with Arab parties.
Emuna Schreiber, sister of former Hamas hostage Avinatan Or, suffers spinal fractures while fleeing rock attack in Samaria.
Daycare worker in her 50s is arrested following allegations of abuse at private daycare center in Ariel.
Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg instructs Shin Bet chief David Zini to investigate suspected elections interference by illegally-funded foreign Arab entities.
Collapse sends shockwaves through Shas leadership, 'Focusing on the haredi base at the expense of the traditional electorate was a fatal mistake,' admits a senior Shas official.
Thailand revokes citizenship of Chief Rabbi and Chabad emissary Yosef Chaim Kantor over alleged passport violations, Chabad says activities to continue as usual.
Fortress dating to the time of the biblical Judges reopens in Judean Lowlands following joint restoration project.
Political analyst Amit Segal estimates that Shas will lose a seat to Likud, explains why the double-envelope ballots are unlikely to dramatically change the results, and outlines a possible scenario for forming a government.
