Netanyahu promises a new haredi conscription law, condemns arrests of yeshiva students, and rules out a plea deal; Eisenkot vows to oppose him.
The IDF is weighing a major crackdown on haredi men who ignored draft orders, including shortening the threshold for criminal prosecution and exposing more draft evaders to potential prison sentences of up to six months.
Former Attorney General Mandelblit tells court he does not recall approving a bribery investigation into Netanyahu in Case 4000.
Former long-time Likud member Tzachi Hanegbi announces he will vote for Liberman, criticizing the right over haredi draft exemptions and other issues.
Police arrest 21 IDF personnel and civilian contractors in nationwide raids over suspected wartime fraud involving millions of shekels and military fuel.
The father of a 21-year-old soldier killed in a Humvee rollover demands answers, alleging the vehicle traveled without an escort and that critical procedures may have been violated.
Military Police detain 25 Chabad yeshiva students returning from New York over unresolved draft status; Chabad rabbis work to secure their release.
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A 38-year-old resident of Rama was arrested after a helicopter spotted him driving dangerously along a narrow mountain road in northern Israel, crossing a solid white line and entering the oncoming lane.
Ten young men arrested over alleged attacks on a French diplomat and an American journalist face continued detention as their lawyers blast the investigation as baseless, accuse police of mass arrests, and demand answers.
The status quo is not neutral. It carries risks of its own, and those risks must be confronted honestly and thoroughly - and dealt with. Opinion.
It’s not enough to read the parasha on Shabbat, but its ideas and lessons should accompany us throughout the week.
Trump’s endorsement of Netanyahu, like Clinton, Obama and Biden’s efforts to defeat him, is less important than the role of the Palestinian Arabs and Iran in keeping him in office. Opinion.
Columbia University protest leader Mahmoud Khalil asks the Supreme Court to review a ruling that could allow the Trump administration to detain and deport him.
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband warns companies bidding on E1 construction projects near Jerusalem that they could face sanctions.
CNN's Christiane Amanpour announces her departure after 43 years, following controversies over her remarks on Israel, Hamas hostages and Nazi Germany.
US Supreme Court rejects Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's attempt to reinstate a plea deal that would spare him the death penalty, clearing the way for a 2028 trial.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed says Israel is not a US ally, accusing it of drawing America into wars and criticizing military assistance.
NYPD investigates possible antisemitic hate crime after Palestine Action claims vandalism at a Manhattan bank, amid rising concern over attacks on New York Jews.
Germany summons Iran's ambassador after two men are jailed over a plot targeting prominent Jewish figures. Tehran rejects the allegations and summons Berlin's envoy.
Vice President JD Vance declines to endorse Netanyahu in Israel's election despite Trump's support, explains he is focusing on the midterms.
Benny Gantz's withdrawal from the Knesset race sparks calls on the right to prevent wasted votes on parties polling below the electoral threshold.
Axios reports that US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth met Netanyahu in an unannounced visit to Israel amid discussions of renewed strikes on Iran and Trump's election endorsement.
Despite Netanyahu's promises of a senior position in the next government, Ben Gvir fears the Prime Minister will prefer a coalition with Eisenkot.
Syrian officials fear Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could take extraordinary action on Syrian territory to gain a political advantage ahead of Israel's elections.
President Trump criticizes Macron over violent riots in France, saying he had warned him about radical Islam and urging him to close the country's borders.
Acting on precise Shin Bet intelligence, elite Yamam forces arrested two suspects near Latrun on suspicion of planning an attack against Israeli civilians.
Netanyahu's adviser estimated during his interrogation in the Qatargate investigation that his work promoting Qatar's image continued throughout much of the war and claimed that he had not informed the Prime Minister about it.
The genocide that is being waged in the Middle East is from the Arabs to the Arabs. Opinion.
In two polls published Monday evening, the Arab parties reached record levels of support, significantly increasing their political strength.
Outrage has erupted in the haredi community following a violent incident in Beit Shemesh in which a group of extremists attacked the vehicle of the Karlin-Stolin Rebbe with stones.
Jennifer, mother of Sergeant Binyamin Meir Airley, speaks to Arutz Sheva about her son's fearless character, his love for Israel, and the Beit Binyamin project established in his memory.
At least two Jewish women were assaulted in Stamford Hill, with one suffering significant bruising. Police arrested a suspect on suspicion of racially and religiously aggravated grievous bodily harm.
Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz delivered a statement following his withdrawal from the Knesset race and warned party leaders: "Do not take us back to October 6.'
While Aliyah involves a journey, it isn’t just about moving to Israel. Instead, it is a rebirth. And just as every birthing experience is unique, so too, every Aliyah story is unique.
A president so confident about criticizing another democracy should bring the same urgency to protecting his own citizens. Opinion.
Netanyahu calls Trump to thank him for his endorsement; Trump predicts a major victory and calls him a warrior. 'You're the man I want by my side, Bibi.'
Former Israeli diplomat Yaki Dayan explains Trump's endorsement of Netanyahu, dismisses the polling theory, and warns of another round with Iran.
Ukraine's military announced that it successfully evacuated a wounded soldier from a combat zone using a heavy-lift drone after minefields and the threat of Russian drones made evacuation by land impossible.
The mitzvah of Torah study rests upon parents, who must ensure that their sons learn these fundamentals while they are still young.
We need to rebuild the walls around the traditional family, like Nechemya’s rebuilding of the Old City of Jerusalem.
Moshe Feiglin tells Arutz Sheva that Netanyahu should have resigned, calls for fundamental change in Israel's military strategy, and explains decision to run alongside Bezalel Smotrich.
Habib criticizes the Macron administration following riots and looting in France, accuses the authorities of failing to act, and links hostility toward Israel to the crisis gripping the country.
Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz announced that he will not run in the upcoming elections.
The mother of former hostage Avinatan Or blames the Prime Minister for allowing funds to flow to Hamas and for the prolonged war, but stops short of saying he should have resigned.
The billionaire entrepreneur announced plans to give one SpaceX share to each of America's approximately 72 million children in 2027, calling it the 'first of many.'
Mohammed Azzam, a doctor who worked at Soroka Hospital, pledged allegiance to ISIS after October 7 and possessed manuals for making explosives and poisons.
Defense Minister Israel Katz warns time to destroy Hamas 'approaching,' says IDF is 'prepared' to demilitarize Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits IAF base, warns Israel's enemies against attacking the Jewish state.
Defense Minister Israel Katz insists police, not the IDF, must handle Jewish rioters in Judea and Samaria, rejecting calls to restore administrative detention despite recent violence.
Fleur Hassan-Nahoum and her team were attacked with stones during an outreach tour in the Binyamin region. The vehicle’s window was shattered, and several passengers sustained minor injuries.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir orders leave restrictions, increased commander presence, and additional troop deployments across multiple fronts to ensure Israel's elections proceed safely.
Israeli authorities issue urgent recall of Chinese-made universal travel adapter after safety tests reveal defects that could cause electric shock or fire.
Newly-revealed Hamas document details plans to plant explosives near displaced civilians, triggering panic and allowing terrorists to escape advancing IDF forces.
Tel Hai opens the academic year tomorrow as Israel’s 11th research university, with enrollment up 7% and one-fifth of students having served in the reserves during the war.
Jerusalem yeshiva student reveals how he used his passport to smuggle people barred from leaving Israel through Ben Gurion Airport; is released to house arrest.
Standing Together activists attempt to silence National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir during campus event attended by hundreds of students, sparking confrontations with supporters.
Government stalls review of property tax and public transport discounts for haredi draft dodgers.
This is the first time in the history of humanity that countries voluntarily let foreign armies enter their territory, fed them, provided lodging, and financed them. When these begin to wage wars against the population, they barely react. Opinion.
Or Yarok data reveals: 408 injured and 18 killed on wet roads in 2025; Haifa leads Israeli cities in the number of casualties.
