Prime Minister Netanyahu, who still prefers the general election take place on its original date at the end of October, may continue talks with Haredi parties to delay a dissolution, even if it passes its preliminary reading

The video shows the activists kneeling on a metal floor in an unshaded area while Israel's anthem is playing and armed Border Police officers watch. Later in the video, a woman is heard pleading and screaming, as Ben-Gvir says, 'Don't be bothered by their screams'

Praising a Likud activist and convicted felon at the Knesset, Social Equality Minister May Golan said opposition lawmaker Gilad Kariv 'won't reach his level even in another two hundred reincarnations' as he 'goes with the Women of the Wall' feminist group that advocates for women's right to pray freely at the Western Wall in Jerusalem

Some Channel 13 employees worry that cloud security entrepreneur Assaf Rappaport will do to their channel what Jeff Bezos has done to The Washington Post

Police said on Monday that ‌the attack was being investigated as a hate crime but declined to offer further details. Officers sprang into action after one of the boys' mothers called, saying her son is suicidal and had run off with three of her guns and her vehicle

High Court rules committee must hear critical testimony from an IDF investigator and a former teen operative before finalizing the nomination of Roman Gofman as the next Mossad chief

Since January 2023, entire families have packed up their belongings and left the areas where they grew up, places in which they invested their labor and their hopes. Some 2,000 people, including 900 children, have been forced to leave in just the past four and a half months. 45 communities have been dismantled entirely, including nine so far this year