Man who gave open testimony in corruption probe and oversaw construction at Histadrut chief Bar-David’s home dies by suicide; police call it one of the largest public corruption cases in Israel’s history

Police minister calls on Netanyahu to 'order targeted killings of senior PA officials' and jail Palestinian leader if UN plan moves forward, accusing Ramallah of glorifying terrorism and inciting violence

Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi remains hospitalized at Ichilov even after her house arrest expired, as police say the investigation into her role in the leaked video is in its final stages and no unusual findings have emerged from seized devices

Prosecutors said the sentences of 12 to 14 years handed down in September by the Central District Court in Lod do not reflect the severity of the attack, the fatal injuries caused to Yigal Yehoshua and the incident’s clear terrorist and racist characteristics

The US offered to send a special plane to bring the 20 hostages released in the October deal to meet the president at the White House, but Israel chose to fly them commercial; "'Their needs and triggers are not taken into account' 

Freed hostage Rom Braslavski says Netanyahu and Ben Gvir haven’t contacted him; suffering severe trauma, he says the state mocks survivors, while citizen donations keep him going: 'About 10 panic attacks a day. I love you, people of Israel'

The Palestinian Authority faces a stark dilemma; pressure to hold elections threatens its stability, yet no one can predict how a public that has not voted in nearly two decades will choose; senior officials say independent candidates may emerge