No one in the government is behaving as if there is a real threat to their seat. Rebuilding voter confidence, including that of their supporters, is not a goal. This is not the behavior of a leadership that plans to win an election fairly
Despite misconduct allegations, Maj. Gen Avshalom Peled was sworn in on Sunday and will oversee law enforcement in a district with over 1 million people at a time of rising tensions exacerbated by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, just weeks away from the Ramadan holiday
A recent poll reveals that nearly half of Israelis on the left highly rate the military's moral conduct in the war in Gaza. If this is the group expected to oppose the immoral use of force, then the left did not fail in its criticism, it relinquished the need for it
The court president died Sunday after colliding with an off-road vehicle on Route 6. He was 54 and remembered for his decades-long legal career and high-profile rulings
The IDF is establishing new bases in the northern West Bank to secure settlements expected to be established in the region following the repeal of the 2005 Disengagement Act, a move Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said will 'erase the shame of expulsion'
Three Iranian officials told the New York Times the regime is in survival mode as protests swell across the country. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reportedly warned government-linked media chiefs that the crisis has become a fight for the survival of the Islamic Republic
The prime minister said policy changes led by the national security minister allowing Jewish prayer at the Al-Aqsa/Temple Mount compound were coordinated with him, dismissing warnings that the moves breach decades-old arrangements
The Chabad emissaries moved out and are looking for a new home, but the Rebbetzin wrote that it was difficult to leave the house where they had built their life's work.
America's attempted takedown of Venezuela's leadership appears to many in Jerusalem – certainly within Netanyahu's orbit – as a straightforward win for Israel. Yet a world of cruel realism and naked power politics is dangerous for Israel in the long term
One of the extremist's first posts after the October 7 Hamas massacre was on October 8, 2023, when he tweeted: "The people of Gaza finally punched back."
The killer, Ibrahim Shalhub, told investigators he carried out the killing of 83-year-old Lyudmila Liposvky in an attempt to clear his name and that of his family after aiding the Shin Bet security services. Shalhub will also pay 258,000 shekels in compensation to the victim's estate
"The CIA has staged another hostile takeover of a country at the behest of a [sic] globalist psychopaths," wrote Owens. "That’s what is happening, everywhere. Zionists cheer every regime change."
The vast majority of Arab states have not commented on the U.S. strikes in Venezuela, but Hamas and Hezbollah condemned them. On social media, Palestinians rallied around captured President Nicolás Maduro, a longtime supporter of the Palestinian cause
The map, titled 'Barcelonaz,' listed businesses in Catalonia with alleged ties to Israel or Judaism, even labeling a Jewish school. The European Jewish Congress said it was 'deeply alarmed,' warning that publicly identifying Jews can have 'dangerous consequences'
According to a police statement, initial investigation showed the grenade was defunct, as it "contained no explosives, and the detonator was inoperative."
Chani and Chezi Lifshitz, who ran the facility for the past 20 years, are looking for a new place to rent and say they have no intention of leaving the Himalayan country
"Confirmed: the police concocted 'intelligence' at the behest of Islamists to ban Israelis from Villa Park," said MP Nick Timothy on X/Twitter after the publication of the piece.
Trump's recent threats to Iran alongside Netanyahu in Mar-a-lago have taken on a new dimension with the seizure of Maduro – a signal to both Tehran and Trump's anti-interventionist base of how far his administration is willing to go with adversarial regimes
The incident, captured on film, involved an attempt to film Sara Netanyahu, leading to a confrontation and a temporary restraining order. The case raised concerns about press freedom, with Glickman's questioning initially halted before the Israel's AG permitted the investigation to continue
After a successful run in Tel Aviv, the script of "SHURA" is now available in book form. Plus, Nadav Lapid's movie "Yes!" finally hits theaters, and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art goes back to 1945