For years, Netanyahu warned of Iran's nuclear ambitions - yet withheld funding for critical defense capabilities, even after the United States quit the nuclear deal at his urging. The 'Government of Change,' headed by former prime ministers Bennett and Lapid, finally pushed them forward, and they've already proven essential

67 percent of Israelis said they support ending the Gaza war as part of a hostage deal

Warnings by Western countries about trade and other ties with Israel is only a danger because the current government could care less

The Netherlands, Austria and Finland, which all had representatives partake in the Jenin-area tour, issued strong condemnations of the incident and all demanded clarification from Israel

The former head of the Mossad's hostages and missing persons division opposed hostage deals for decades, remaining steadfast even after the Gaza war broke out. Now, after 18 months, he says, 'continuing the war would be a disaster for Israel'

The survey also showed that Religious-Zionists constitute 28 percent of the population, ultra-Orthodox 10 percent, and unaffiliated 50 percent. The leader of the Reform movement in Israel attributed recent growth to the events of October 7

Prof. Mark Shtaif's directive barring political speech during academic events is based on a manufactured problem and reflects a growing trend of academic censorship

Prime Minister Netanyahu said the court's decision regarding the Shin Bet chief's dismissal was 'outrageous and harmful to democracy.' Should a temporary cease-fire include a hostage return, Netanyahu said it will be taken into consideration