MK Afef Abed, who represents the Druze community in the Likud, enters the Knesset following the resignation of Yoav Gallant.
60 terrorists from Hamas and Islamic Jihad, who were arrested at the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, were brought for medical treatment in hospitals in Israel.
MK Boaz Bismuth says he forgave Minister Ben Gvir for forcing him to come to the Knesset while sitting shiva for his mother: "Decide, my friend, whether you are in the coalition or in the opposition."
Omer Neutra's parents received the most difficult news that he fell last month on October 7. They speak about the never-ending pain and the fight to recover his body.
Greidinger-Geisler was with five family members. They were evacuated from the scene by helicopter to a local hospital.
MK Tzvi Succot filmed a video clip calling on Jews not to enter Deir Qaddis, where a stabbing attempt occurred, and met Israelis in the village.
According to Central Bureau of Statistics' data published today, more Israelis have emigrated from Tel Aviv and Haifa than from any other city.
Ministers Smotrich and Elkin published to reimbursement plan for residents returning to northern Israel. Residents will receive a grant of 15,400 NIS for an adult and 7,700 NIS for a child, plus an additional 'vacancy reimbursement.'
Coalition Chairman Ofir Katz announced that bills from Otzma Yehudit members, who voted against coalition discipline, would not be supported or placed on the agenda until further notice.
Court grants Netanyahu's request to postpone his testimony at his trial in light of his need to recover from the prostate surgery he underwent last week.
The two young Israelis severely injured in the attack in New Orleans were visiting the US after serving in military operations in Gaza and Lebanon.
Ra'am chairman declares that he would "provide a safety net until the end of the term" to a government that works to return the hostages and end the war.
Chief Rabbi David Yosef will receive an increased security detail after terrorist groups began threatening him directly.
Families of hostages held in Gaza hold rally demanding that no one be left behind. 'Government abandoning them for 15 months already.'
Family of kidnapped IDF lookout Liri Albag sends a message to their daughter and the world: 'Liri, if you're hearing us, tell the others that all the families are moving heaven and earth. We will fight until all hostages are returned.'
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir apologized for going against other coalition parties on a recent budget vote, saying 'Upon further self-reflection, I realize I made a mistake.'
Yigal Yaakov, who was just 13 when he and his brother were captured from Nir Oz, commented on the sign of life released from hostage Liri Elbag.
General Eli Marom, who was appointed to oversee the rehabilitation of the north, and that the Trump administration will demand Israel not resuming fighting.
The temporary finance committee, chaired by MK Moshe Gafni, approved the extension of compensation payments to affected businesses due to recent conflicts in the south.
After Trump and Netanyahu, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir were deemed the most influential people in Israel.
A recent Israeli law has caused the PA for the first time to consider changing its policy of paying terrorists to attack Israelis.
Likud gains two seats to 34, Religious Zionist party gains one seat to 5, and is on par with Otzma Yehudit, which weakens by three seats and only wins 5.
State Attorney's Office confirms that investigation is underway against MK Gilad Kariv for leaking a document from the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.
Police were called by a man in Rehovot who found a large amount of weapons in the attic while renovating his parents' home.
A professional-level delegation of the Mossad, the IDF, and the ISA will travel to Qatar to continue efforts to bring home the 100 hostages still being held by Hamas.
Julie Kupershtein, whose son Bar was abducted to Gaza, received a threatening phone call from a man claiming to be a Hamas member who told her she must topple the government to see her son again.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa'ar visited the Syrian border where he met with the command of UNDOF and IDF soldiers.
Doctors satisfied with progress of PM's recovery after he underwent surgery to remove his prostate this week.
Three people were injured when a Bobcat bulldozer struck them during a fight in Tel Aviv. The police clarified that the incident was not terror-related.
Tel Aviv court rules that Erez Lotan, who called activist Sheffi Paz a 'Nazi' and performed a Nazi salute, will compensate Paz to the tune of over 22,000 NIS.
'No place for cynical and political use of a matter as ethical as enlistment in the IDF,' Defense Minister Israel Katz says, slamming former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.
Police forces demolished an Israeli farm just a few hours after Palestinian Arabs from a nearby city attacked one of the shepherds.
'Building community and support systems are essential tools that help ensure successful integration,' Immigration and Absorption Minister Ofir Sofer stresses.
The Supreme Court invalidated a clause that gave the National Security Minister authority over investigations and called for greater police independence.
MK Eli Dallal brings bill to ban flavored e-cigarette liquid. 'Eighty percent of youth who smoke report using flavored products.'
Enforcement chief claims illegal Arab construction not demolished due to 'lack of interest to the public,' National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir demands explanations.
Hostages' relatives from the Tikva Forum cry to public: 'Calls for unity mask a call to end the war and pay a painful price; these calls actually make it harder to bring the hostages back.'
The road will bypass the city of Funduq along the existing Route 55 towards the Israeli town of Karnei Shomron.
Collision in Ashdod leaves man in his 50s dead, and an additional victim injured, bringing number of dead in Ashdod traffic accidents to four in two days.
Activists gather outside the home of Supreme Court Justice Daphne Barak-Erez, protesting her issuance of an order to improve imprisoned terrorists' living conditions.
Senior Hamas official claims that Netanyahu raised new demands in the negotiations on a hostage release deal, demanding the release of all the living hostages in the first phase of the agreement.
One person lightly injured, woman suffers from anxiety following an explosion in a building in Rishon Lezion.
President Isaac Herzog lit the eighth Hanukkah candle with residents of Kibbutz Be’eri, who have been displaced and hosted over the past year in Kibbutz Hatzerim.
Ex-Defense Minister MK Yoav Gallant (Likud) announced that he will resign from the Knesset but will remain in the Likud.
In the past academic year, 180 complaints were filed with the disciplinary committees at Israel's universities demanding investigations into incitement and support for terrorism by students.
“You are the heroes our children will learn about in the future, just as you learned about the Maccabees when you were in school."
The eighth candle will be lit at the Western Wall along with a prayer service for the redemption of Israel.
Eight-year-old boy with special needs suspected murdered Monday, parents say they are not connected to his death.
Years after idea for Nevatim airport is floated, bill to construct it passes preliminary reading, with 34 MKs supporting it and just five opposed.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich signs two-year extension for tax exemptions for a list of food products. 'Impact will be felt in every home.'
Families of the hostages urged the government to end negotiations with Hamas and instead apply significantly greater military pressure to recover their loved ones.
The Knesset guard stopped Einav Tsangauker, mother of a kidnapped soldier, from entering the Knesset building. She was accused of trying to throw a glass bottle and threatened to stab a guest.
Yeshiva student in serious condition after pallet of cinder blocks falls on him during renovations at a yeshiva.
Noga Noah, a 10th grader from the town of Shokeda near the Gaza border, was killed in a deadly traffic accident in Ashdod.
IDF soldiers attacked in McDonald's, police arrest 18-year-old employee.
Israel in Farsi shares viral video of 'Palestinian' Arab preschooler practicing RPG firing and mortar-launching skills using dedicated toy launcher, in his family's living room. 'What do you think this child's job will be in the future?'
Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air set to expand its flight offerings to Tel Aviv starting January 15.
Minister Shlomo Karhi unfazed by the coalition crisis and Otzma Yehudit's vote against the budget: "The government is expected to fulfill its term."
Netanyahu is expected to have a hard time forgiving Ben-Gvir for refusing to offset his vote, causing the Prime Minister to leave the hospital to vote on the budget.
