Brothers Daniel and Neriyah Sharabi, who saved dozens on October 7, said they were held by airport security for two hours after mentioning they survived the Nova music festival massacre. They say one security guard told them, "I don't want you to do here what you do in Gaza"

Staff Sgt. Nisim Kachlon, 21, from Hadera, was killed during battle with terrorists in the southern Gaza Strip

Online and on the streets, these fiercely anti-Zionist ultra-Orthodox Jewish activists keep quiet about their authoritarian goals of a complete return to Torah law – and their embrace of Hamas, Iran and Hezbollah. For now, their 'Stop the persecution in Gaza' message is warmly welcomed at progressive demonstrations in the U.S.

After a twitter dispute with the British foreign minister, a gov't official said that Levy 'deviated from Israel's message and took too many liberties'

The ultra-Orthodox parties might stay in the government even if Benjamin Netanyahu fails to get a law passed exempting all yeshiva students from military service, but they will likely be consigned to a long period in opposition after the next election

The ombudsman ruled that justice Chaled Kabub violated judges' ethics code in giving an unauthorized media interview, and dismissed Kabub's response against allegations that he sat in trial of a legal dispute involving his children. All complaints against him were submitted by right-wing activist Shay Glick

Lieberman, an Orthodox Jew, was the first Jewish candidate on the national ticket of a major party in 2000 when he was Al Gore's running mate