A routine Shin Bet polygraph test of a senior officer close to Military Advocate General reportedly exposed new clues about video leak, prompting Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to order a full criminal investigation

As ultra-Orthodox Israelis rally against the draft, IDF reservists, bereaved families, and war-wounded soldiers plan a counter-protest in Jerusalem, demanding equal service and slamming government proposals as a threat to Israel’s security

Thirteen slain hostages remain in Gaza, as Israel is preparing to possibly receive the bodies of Sahar Baruch and Amiram Cooper after Hamas announced it had located them but refused to return them, citing recent IDF strikes in Rafah

Two years after Sgt. Tomer Nagar fell in battle on Oct. 7 defending his post near Kissufim, his nephew was born and named in his honor; 'We've learned to live between sorrow and joy,' says the baby’s mother

Move comes amid political friction, with some noting venture capitalist Michael Eisenberg's outspoken views on Haredi participation in national service

Unlike in previous years, members of the so-called 'hilltop youth' — extremist young settlers, many living in unauthorized outposts — are increasingly encouraging one another and sharing details of their attacks on social media

More than 200,000 people joined ultra-Orthodox anti-draft rally; despite clear safety risks, police did not stop protesters from climbing cranes and rooftops; the event turned tragic when a 20-year-old man fell to his death

Sahar was kidnapped before starting his studies, killed in a rescue attempt; Amiram, grandfather of nine, was the last hostage from Kibbutz Nir Oz