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The prime minister warned that the alternative would be a “shaky and dangerous government” and said the conscription dispute could be resolved with Haredi representatives

Dozens of bomb threats have diverted flights, scrambled fighter jets, forced schools to evacuate and taken broadcasts off air. Who's behind the threats, how authorities responding and what's the cost?

The chipmaker generates about NIS 10 billion a year in Israeli tax revenue, and officials fear a setback could have repercussions across the economy

Visit comes amid Netanyahu’s push for renewed strikes on Iran; Eisenkot demands close oversight of the outgoing government and warns against exploiting security for political gain

Israeli messages from various political parties assure Somaliland’s leadership that recognition of its independence is firm and will not be affected by a change of government or Netanyahu’s departure

If liberals can no longer count on leading a governing majority, they must focus on building partnerships and protecting the institutions they value

Third-quarter transactions dropped 7.3% from a year earlier, while developers’ inventories climbed to nearly 26 months of supply

The Ra’am leader should call Hamas a terrorist organization. But his record deserves more weight in the debate over whether his party belongs in government.

Katz insists the outgoing government retains full authority to conduct military operations, while Lieberman warns against decisions that could drag Israel into war without parliamentary oversight

Israel is leading an international initiative to develop a new United Nations guide for documenting sexual violence, drawing on lessons learned from the October 7 Hamas attack.

Israeli Defense Minister said Thursday that he, Prime Minister Netanyahu and the IDF chief will take “whatever measures are necessary” to protect Israel

Yashar leader warns of risks to democracy during political transition, while Netanyahu’s office says decisions are based solely on security needs

Netanyahu’s call for “unity” and Eisenkot’s push for an “emergency” government frame rival bids to secure coalition partners and prepare voters for compromise, or another election

Israel’s economic strength allows it to move toward a partnership with Washington that no longer depends on aid, according to the statement

The delegation, from 20 countries, will tour Auschwitz-Birkenau and Krakow’s Jewish Quarter before heading to Israel for security briefings along its southern and northern borders

Roy Folkman to chair 22-member panel tasked with forming temporary committees and preparing the makeup of the Knesset’s standing committees

The new missile features a 1,000-pound warhead, advanced navigation technology and the ability to strike targets from long distances in all weather conditions

The Board of Peace warned of a humanitarian emergency as severe flooding hit Gaza, while Israel defended its aid efforts and accused Hamas of obstructing reconstruction

The attorney general and the state attorney have made final decisions in cases involving senior officials, but those decisions have not been made public.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved out of his home and onto a military base after Iranian threats against his life, according to a report in The New York Times

The exchanges punctuated a speech in which Netanyahu renewed his call for a national unity government, citing threats from Iran and the prospect of international pressure on Israel

Eisenkot’s “Yashar!” faction, alongside other parliamentary factions, submitted bills to establish a state commission of inquiry into October 7, and impose prime ministerial term limits

Israeli President calls for political cooperation, an investigation into October 7 and a fairer sharing of military service obligations

Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir invokes Yitzhak Rabin's legacy, urging commanders to embrace accountability and reject complacency.