As-yet unnamed party will push for ultra-Orthodox conscription; is the latest to attempt to offer a right-wing alternative to Prime Minister Netanyahu's ruling Likud

'Dust Bowls and Jewish Souls,' now making the rounds on the Jewish film circuit, shows a little-known side of the legendary American folk singer that was steeped in Jewish culture

Initial probe indicates explosive detonated when troops entered building in Majdal Zoun; Lebanon reports 1 killed, 12 others hurt as IDF responds to 'blatant violation' of ceasefire

Liberman welcomes 'principled' right-wing ideologue who resigned from ruling party last month over its push to grant draft exemptions to ultra-Orthodox men

Some issues remain unresolved in deal, which could reopen strait for 60 days, may include fees; Houthis say they struck 2 Saudi tankers; Iran warned Gulf it would strike if US renewed attacks

American VP calls Israel a 'great partner' but stresses his job is to pursue US interests * IDF says interceptor accidentally fired toward Israeli forces in south Lebanon; none injured

Progressive in key swing state takes a step closer to the US Senate, after tens of millions of dollars spent by AIPAC, marking a huge victory for opponents of Israel in the party

Military says combat engineers destroyed a tunnel containing dozens of rockets, as Israel pushes back against US-backed disarmament plan's call to halt military operations in Strip