MK Aryeh Deri warns 'unnecessary words' by United Torah Judaism liable to hurt ability to pass Draft Law.
Excavation carried out at Tel Arani in preparation for laying new water pipe reveals ancient 5,500-year-old gate.
The Prime Minister was reported to have said that warnings about the IDF's operational competence are not truly connected to the reform.
Ron Huldai reportedly offered his former deputy Asaf Zamir a deal to run for city council together.
Hamas hopes local elections would be a prelude to general elections.
AFJS posts video featuring tour of the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron. Some Arabs upset: The site is in "Palestine".
Locals report hearing explosion and seeing a large flash of light in the sky. Fire and rescue forces called to the scene.
Suspected terrorists held under administrative detention preparing protest measures that will increase tensions in prisons.
Levin reportedly opposed such an announcement on the grounds that talk of consensus only alienates the opposition.
Crowds of protesters waited for Netanyahu on a nearby hill that was assigned to them hundreds of meters from the hotel entrance.
PM defends Chief of Staff after son Yair reposts message saying Halevi will be remembered as the 'most failed' IDF chief.
Rabbi Arle Harel eulogized his nephew Hillel: 'One of the things that was important to him was military unity.'
Israel police respond to reports large numbers of volunteers are quitting in protest against the judicial reforms.
Minister of Heritage Amichai Eliyahu attacked his colleague after the evacuation of the outpost this morning.
Finance Minister reacts to evacuation of A'ira Shahar hill, Fitch affirmation of Israel's credit rating.
A nine-month-old baby swallowed a safety pin and was miraculously saved by physicians at Assuta Medical Center in Ashdod.
Opposition leader slams government, says its days are numbered. 'We can look to the next year and see the next government in it.'
PM reacts to Fitch's affirmation of Israel's A+ credit rating. 'Our enemies shouldn't make a mistake - we remain strong.'
Yair Netanyahu, son of PM Netanyahu, shares post slamming IDF Chief of Staff, then erases it.
'Haredi parties have never submitted a bill on religious matters, unless Supreme Court forced Knesset to intervene,' Min. Malkieli says.
'Israel's economy strong, stable, & resilient, whoever invests in Israel profits,' PM Netanyahu, Finance Min. Smotrich, stress in statement.
Foreign Minister Eli Cohen says the government would not advance a normalization deal with Saudi Arabia that would harm Israeli security.
Weather conditions affecting technical systems at Ben Gurion airport may cause delays in takeoffs and landings, Airports Authority says.
Synagogue erected illegally is evacuated in Beit Shemesh, as local residents fume.
During the hearing, Indor's attorneys are expected to demand his immediate release.
MK Elazar Stern says option of unity government will be considered if Netanyahu suggests it - despite MK Lapid's statements to the contrary.
Members of a special IHF delegation recently returned to the US from a meaningful and life-changing six-day experience in Israel.
MK Limor Son Har-Melech came to the A'ira Shahar hill, where Border Police and Civil Administration personnel demolished several structures.
District Court holds hearing on case of Jewish man detained following injury by Arab mob. 'Custody endangers him every day.'
'We are at the height of a crisis, we can't ignore that, and there's harm to every system,' Likud's MK Danny Danon says.
Residents allege that the eviction of the A'ira Shahar outpost is revenge for the case against Burqa incident victims falling apart.
Several left-wing groups protest what they call the party's support of 'terror incidents against Palestinians.'
United Torah Judaism demands PM Netanyahu legislate either Override Clause or Basic Law: Torah Study, alongside new Draft Law.
Some 200 protesters demonstrate in support of Yehiel Indor at the entrance to Jerusalem, four arrested.
The Prime Minister asked haredi party leaders to drop controversial parts of the haredi draft law.
A pregnant woman was rushed to hospital care without a pulse after she fainted. Both the mother and her new twins were rescued.
Leaders of Arab communities call Smotrich's decision to freeze funds for their communities 'a clearly racist decision'.
A group of women were ordered to sit in the back of the bus by a driver who felt their clothes were immodest.
A man climbed into the cistern in Deir al-Assad and lost consciousness. Two firefighters attempted to assist and lost consciousness as well.
Yehiel Indor's discharge note states there are no special instructions regarding a bed. Family alleges authorities pressured doctors.
Prime Minister Netanyahu and his wife have cancelled vacation plans in northern Israel following a complaint about protesters.
MK Sukkot's aide recalls the moments of shock as left-wing activists spat, cursed, pushed, and ran her over.
Dr. Katz, a leading pro-Israel activist and co-founder of 'StandWithUs' relates to the judicial debate in Israel
Yehiel Indor was seriously injured during the attack at Burqa where an Arab man was allegedly killed. His detention was extended by 5 days.
In a conversation with new recruits, the Minister of Defense said: 'I'm working on these issues every day with the Chief of Staff.'
Raichel performs at the new amphitheater in Nokdim as part of Gush Etzion Summer Festival, asks El-Roi Kapach to dance.
Major Avishag Shiran Malka, 38, is proud to be the only female haredi member of the Border Police.
Rabbi Issachar Wasserlauf, father of the Minister of the Negev and Galilee Yitzhak Wasserlauf, passed away last night at the age of 72.
American Friends of Judea and Samaria representative Josh Hasten calls for more people to spread the truth about Judea and Samaria.
A protester approached the Prime Minister's motorcade at the Likud center in Tel Aviv and was pushed by a security guard.
The heat wave is expected to reach its peak today with through-the-roof temperatures and light rain in the afternoon.
PM tells Cabibet to bring plans to provide economic, social benefits to the public, shelve judicial reform legislation for rest of the year.
Representative of haredi parties says Supreme Court always rules against the haredim, so Override Clause must be for more than Draft Law.
Protests against judicial reform continued across Israel for the 32nd week in a row.
The protest calls for security prisoner Walid Daka to be released for cancer treatments.
Heat wave expected to continue at least through Wednesday, forecasters say.
The girl was not buckled and flew out of the vehicle when it overturned reports say.
Two children who had gone missing from the Palestinian Authority over Shabbat were found in a nearby Israeli town.
Residents of Ramot express concern that PM Netanyahu's vacation in their town may lead to harm for agriculture, tourism, businesses.
