The former activist and suspected criminal, now a highly influential figure in the police and Israel Prison Service, is expected to receive a high-ranking spot on the National Security Minister's party slate, securing him a likely seat in the Knesset in the upcoming elections

While Smotrich abandons his base and Netanyahu caters to the ultra-Orthodox at the expense of serving Israelis, the prime minister remains confident that Religious Zionist voters will not switch sides

Maintaining Israel's credit rating and outlook, Moody's said the country's institutional strength has weakened in recent years amid deepening political polarization and growing tensions between key state institutions

According to organizers, 'the conference dates were set to leverage the fact that many Israelis will in any case be coming for the election' – but it is just as likely that the dates were intended to encourage Israeli academics based overseas to exercise their right to vote

A letter published by the city's rabbis stated that the municipality has taken on the task of 'addressing modesty issues and widening sidewalks.' The move is the latest in a series of modesty restrictions imposed in the city in recent years

The U.S. President said Gulf states offered 'billions and billions' in U.S. investments as an alternative, while fighting with Iran continued across the region

Former Columbia University student activist has filed a lawsuit accusing senior U.S. officials – including Stephen Miller, Marco Rubio and Kristi Noem – of colluding with pro-Israel organizations to orchestrate his detention and attempted deportation

They grew up during the coronavirus pandemic, the judicial overhaul, the October 7 attack and the wars that followed. Now, entering adult life, what kind of citizens will they be?