Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to ask President Trump for a formal US guarantee of approval for Israeli strikes on Iran if the Islamic Republic resumes its nuclear or missile programs.
President Herzog speaks with Daniella Gilboa after she was denied restroom access at a Tel Aviv café: "I hope people will show more sensitivity - especially in such difficult times."
Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree claims the group fired a "Palestine 2" ballistic missile towards Ben Gurion Airport on Tuesday evening. The IDF confirmed the missile was intercepted with no injuries.
'On behalf of the remaining 50 hostages, I shout their pain and their pleas to return home,' says hostage survivor Omer Wenkert at the Hostages' Square in Tel Aviv.
In interview with Piers Morgan, Minister May Golan points out that Hamas indoctrinates children and uses civilians as human shields and denies claims that Israel is imposing an aid blockade on Gaza.
MK Gadi Eisenkot, who announced his departure from the National Unity Party and his split from Benny Gantz, holds a press conference to explain his decision.
Following Gadi Eisenkot’s resignation, the National Unity Party is weakening. Polls suggest that a partnership between Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett could create a major political shake-up.
Judges grant parties' request and allocate government and Attorney General one week to try to reach agreements, to avoid issuing a ruling.
Ohad Ben Ami describes a particularly chilling incident he experienced a few weeks before his release.
Bereaved women, including mother of Ori Danino and widow of Eyal Berkovich who both fell in Gaza, drafted to the IDF to carry on the legacy of their loved ones.
Captivity survivor Daniela Gilboa claims she was kicked out of a cafe in Neve Tzedek after she asked to use the restroom and was rudely turned away by the owner. The cafe owner responded: "We don't let people in who aren't customers of the restaurant. I didn't tell her I didn't care if she was kidnapped."
During the hearing on the appointment of Major General David Zini as head of the Shin Bet, a conflict arose between President Amit and Justices Stein and Canfy-Steinitz regarding the position of the Attorney General.
For the fifth year in a row, 100% of graduates from the Bet Sabah Elazraki Children’s Home in Netanya have achieved full eligibility for the Israeli matriculation certificate (Bagrut).
PM to meet President Trump, top US officials, and lawmakers to advance key agreements following military operation success.
Former Knesset member Moti Yogev sharply criticized the behavior of the Supreme Court and the Attorney General in the hearing regarding the appointment of David Zini to lead the ISA.
The case represents a central part of the conflict between Israel's judicial and executive authorities. It will be broadcast live on the Supreme Court website.
Kahana, who joined National Unity alongside Eisenkot, departs the party amid talks with Bennett and speculation over a new right-leaning political alliance.
Yair Netanyahu claimed in a recent interview that the protests against him grew so violent that he had to move to Miami - and that even there, protesters spent a fortune tracking his movements.
In emotional interview, father of fallen soldier Daniel Perez urges Israelis to unite beyond politics and pursue a responsible deal for the hostages.
MK Ofer Cassif asked in a radio interview whether Hamas is a terrorist group and replies, “The answer is complex,” while clarifying that attacks on innocent civilians constitute terrorism.
MK Gadi Eisenkot informs Benny Gantz of his departure from the National Unity Party and the Knesset. Both emphasize ongoing cooperation. Gantz: "Significant ideological differences have emerged."
Parents of fallen IDF soldier Natan Rosenfeld recall his boundless energy, deep friendships, and love for life, expressing pride in his service and unwavering commitment to Israel.
Arutz Sheva launches Arabic-language site to promote Zionist journalism, bridge Jewish-Arab divide, and provide a balanced platform for Arabic-speaking readers worldwide.
Sergeant Yisrael Natan Rosenfeld, aged 20, from Ra'anana, who fell in battle on Sunday in the northern Gaza Strip, was laid to rest in his hometown.
Eliyahu Kleinman of the Sparta Group outlines the growing interest and unique challenges facing overseas buyers investing in Israeli property.
AI-generated clip features Netanyahu, Minister Gamliel, and Iran’s exiled crown prince walking freely in Tehran, ending with Israeli and Iranian imperial flags side-by-side.
Minister Smotrich hails strategic victories over Iran, Hezbollah, and Syria, urging total defeat of Hamas without concessions or negotiations to ensure lasting security.
Knesset Finance Committee approves gradual repeal of tax exemption on tobacco products brought into Israel from abroad; move is expected to generate over 100 million shekels annually.
Knesset Committee approves proposal to oust MK Ayman Odeh by a 14-2 vote, with backing from coalition members and several opposition parties, after his refusal to denounce Hamas and Hezbollah as terror groups.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls for swift justice after extremists torched a military facility in Judea and Samaria.
IDF observer Liri Albag, held by Hamas for 477 days, is rejoining the military, after undergoing rehabilitation and traveling the world.
Surge in burglaries, attempted car thefts, and construction site thefts shake residents of Ramot and Har Nof; police boost patrols amid rising concerns.
Binyamin Governor Israel Ganz gifts US Ambassador Mike Huckabee a fragment of an Iranian missile, symbolizing US-Israel solidarity and gratitude after the recent conflict.
They are first Israelis to mount legal challenge to UK Foreign Office designations
Students at the Bnei David pre-military academy in Eli dance with alumnus Avi Kasa, a Golani commander critically wounded on October 7, as he celebrates his wedding tonight.
Sergeant Yisrael Natan Rosenfeld was killed on Sunday in an explosive device blast in Gaza. His father Avi speaks of his son's strong sense of mission, saying he was always motivated.
Maayan Ben Hamo, a Bnei Akiva counselor from Hadera, named as teen who died in a tragic ATV accident near Gitit Junction.
Haredi parties express anger over stalled Draft Law negotiations, warn voting boycott will continue until breakthrough is reached.
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee visits Magen David Adom (MDA) headquarters, praises MDA's life-saving mission, while MDA officials thank the US for its support.
Hundreds protest outside the Binyamin Brigade headquarters after a 14-year-old was shot Friday night. Protesters chant, “A resident of Judea and Samaria is not an enemy.” IDF says the gathering turned violent.
A support event for Ayman Odeh planned in Haifa canceled due to public pressure and a direct appeal by the B'Tsalmo organization.
Nabil Abu Rudeineh accuses Israel of undermining ceasefire efforts, urges US to intervene, claiming that ignoring Palestinian statehood risks conflict and regional chaos.
Following clash with IDF, Yesha Council head meets leaders across Judea and Samaria, urges unity and accountability.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauds ISA’s role in neutralizing Iranian and Hamas threats, unveiling that on average, two major attacks were foiled daily.
Binyamin rabbis call for unity and a thorough investigation after clashes between IDF forces and residents, denouncing violence on all sides and urging restored trust.
Traffic police volunteers who stopped a man running a red light found he was having a cardiac event and provided him a police escort to the hospital.
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen notified Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of his resignation from the government to promote a bill for an airport in the Negev as an MK.
Residents of 7 must return home by July 31, while 5 will continue receiving state support due to ongoing reconstruction.
Rabbi Ben-Shachar, the father of one of the youths involved in the clash with Israeli troops in the Binyamin region, claims that videos of the incident support the civilians as opposed to the IDF statements.
Jerusalem District Court accepts PM's request to delay the upcoming hearings in his trial.
Israeli credit card spending rose by over 31% in the second week of Operation Rising Lion, reaching nearly NIS 9.7 billion, mainly in restaurants, clothing, and aviation, while supermarket sales declined.
NIS 2.5 million class action lawsuit filed against El Al for failing to automatically reassign passengers to emergency flights at no cost, leaving customers stranded and forced to repurchase tickets.
Arad Mayor Yair Maayan says he will ban the sale of Haaretz daily in his city, for what he called a "false blood libel" against IDF soldiers, accuses the paper of aiding terrorists.
US President doubles down again on his criticism of Netanyahu’s trial: The United States of America spends Billions a year protecting and supporting Israel. We are not going to stand for this.
Israeli officials responded to the reports of a clash between soldiers and civilians Friday night, with support and condemnation for both sides.
We Will Dance Again, a documentary chronicling the Supernova festival massacre, has won the Emmy for Outstanding Current Affairs Documentary at the 46th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards.
Israel will never agree to divide the land, hand over territory to our enemies, or create a terror state that puts our future at risk.
At rally in Hostages Square, recently freed captives and families of those still held in Gaza urge for deal 'not in phases - not some now, some later. All of them. This is the only true victory.'
IDF strikes and kills Hassan Muhammad Hammoudi, who oversaw Hezbollah’s anti-tank missile array in the Bint Jbeil sector and directed repeated attacks on Israel.
