Ramat Aviv Residents fear the ritual bath is the first step in changing the secular neighborhood's character. From Jerusalem to Petah Tikva, they say they have seen how the process unfolds

The 14- and 16-year-olds allegedly received hundreds of shekels for tasks assigned over Telegram and remained in contact with the agent even after he acknowledged ties to Iran

A Kurdish deal strengthens Syria's new government and leaves Israel with fewer levers of influence. Washington has made clear it wants a unified Syria, not the divided state Israel had hoped for

Netanyahu's surprise visit to Central Command let him cast himself as demanding military preparedness while exposing Zamir to criticism. The IDF chief, meanwhile, is signaling readiness for escalation while warning against political adventures

Police opened a murder investigation after a man was fatally shot in Jaffa, while two others were seriously wounded. The killings come amid a wave of violent crime that has claimed 196 lives in Israel this year, according to a Haaretz tally

Party officials said removing Jafar Farah could trigger an internal rupture, while a committee found alleged unacceptable conduct but said it lacked investigative powers. A senior Hadash official called the decision 'shameful and shocking'

Many Israelis who have left the country or have moved their center of life abroad have not given up on Israel and have not stopped seeing it as their home and homeland. Many of them now wish to participate in the election

The spiritual leader of the Haredi Shas party slammed Baharav-Miara during his weekly sermon, criticizing her decision to postpone a memorial celebration for his father, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef. 'May He strike her as she deserves,' he said