Haredi politicians insist that any recruitment plan adopted by Benjamin Netanyahu's government will be met with still opposition, hinting that a different coalition could ensure a better deal for their voters

The ministry said it omitted the names of those that could harm state security, the holder's personal safety or foreign relations and those of minors. Yair Netanyahu was included on the list, despite not meeting the criteria for having one

The group released a statement in which it claimed to have attacked the president's office building of the University of California, Oakland, in support of the 'children of Gaza' and the 'martyrs'

Supreme Court Justice Gila Canfy Steinitz's husband - former minister Yuval Steinitz - could benefit from the state comptroller's investigation, critics argue

Hezbollah says field commander killed in Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon ■ Israeli civilian killed by missile in north border town, five IDF soldiers wounded ■ UN says over half a million flee Rafah, north Gaza as IDF tanks push deeper into Rafah ■ Far-right Netanyahu ministers lead march calling to resettle the Gaza Strip ■ Report: Cairo considering downgrade in diplomatic ties with Israel, Egyptian officials say

Victory is seen a sorely needed course correction for the pro-Israel lobby group after its previous key investment in California failed to block voters from choosing Dave Min

After students and parents exerted pressure on school officials to dismiss Sabreen Msarwi, the ministry said it would seek to clarify the matter

Sonoma State University, a public liberal arts college that is part of the California State University system, has announced that it will not engage in any partnerships or collaborations with Israeli universities