Defense exports are becoming increasingly important for Israel's economy, and some observers believe that 2025 will be another bumper year, despite the images from Gaza, as Europe defends against Russia

For years, Chabad was careful to brand itself as an apolitical movement – with hundreds of centers in Israel and worldwide and a place in the Israeli mainstream. Now, its right-wing, messianic ideology is emerging openly, alongside a growing political alliance with Ben-Gvir

With the previous draft law expired, the Israeli army has begun issuing draft notices to ultra-Orthodox men. Haredi leaders are threatening to bring down the government, and Netanyahu has reportedly said he's unable to resolve the issue

Ahead of July, the Israeli military plans to unveil a framework for the voluntary enlistment of those receiving draft orders, alongside concrete enforcement measures against draft dodgers

Under cross examination, the Israeli prime minister - who is on trial for corruption - said that any gifts he received from Arnon Milchan were purely a gesture of friendship

Israeli lawmaker Avigdor Lieberman alleged Netanyahu is now supporting a new militia to counter Hamas. Sources told Haaretz last week that an armed group tied to Yasser Abu Shabab has recently begun operating in southern Gaza

As home demolitions intensify in unrecognized Negev villages, Bedouin citizens of Israel are boycotting Jewish-Israeli owned businesses and big shopping centers across southern Israel to protest state policies