Israel/Politics

The decision represents is a blow to Netanyahu's broader initiative to increase his influence over Likud's electoral slate ahead of the next parliamentary election

The proposal called for crocodiles to be placed in a water-filled perimeter surrounding Ketziot Prison, where Hamas security prisoners are among those held

The court is considering five separate petitions challenging the law, which has sparked widespread criticism. Current assessments suggest the justices are expected to order the law's repeal

The former Prime Minister accuses Doha of being the main supporter of Hamas and of leading a global campaign aimed at weakening and destroying Israel

A 29-year-old Israeli citizen from Nazareth was arrested on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack in alleged plot to assassinate National Security Minister Ben Gvir

Critics argue the new law could weaken the independence of TV and radio regulatory bodies and increase political influence over the media sector

The closures, implemented during one of the week's busiest travel periods, triggered major traffic congestion in an area already prone to heavy rush-hour delays

Justice Ofer Grosskopf issued a temporary injunction hours after the bill's passage, suspending its implementation pending a High Court hearing

The Mossawa Center argues that the funds were originally allocated to reduce economic, social disparities considering legal ac

For decades, successive Israeli governments refrained from officially recognizing the Armenian genocide, citing concerns over relations with both Turkey and Azerbaijan

Tributes poured in from across Israel's political spectrum following the sudden death of Senator Graham

New international spokesperson Ariella Mazor sits down with i24NEWS on a range of issues, from a shaky Iran ceasefire to elite women in combat

Opposition accuses Zini of politicizing Israel's security service after remarks about loyalty to the elected leadership, while coalition figures defend his comments as consistent with the law

In its decision, the government said that the rule of law applies to every branch of government, yet it argued that a court ruling cannot create powers that are not granted by law.

Professor Efraim Inbar said Israel should prioritize its national security and geopolitical partnerships over symbolic political gestures that could strain important regional alliances

Unanimous ruling cites breach of secret ballot rules in second round of Knesset vote

Global Jewish leaders join Israeli officials to launch 1,000-home initiative in the Western Negev, as reconstruction efforts unfold alongside ongoing public anger over accountability for Oct. 7th

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar brings the resolution to the plenum, declaring it an independent "moral and historical obligation" that goes beyond geopolitical considerations

Rabbi Aryeh Yazdi cursed Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir at a Bnei Brak rally against military conscription, drawing rebukes from President Herzog, PM Netanyahu, and opposition leaders

Ankara called the cabinet vote politically motivated, saying Israel is attempting to distract from its own trial at the International Court of Justice

Israel's cabinet formally recognizes 1.5 million Armenian deaths at the hands of the Ottoman Empire as genocide, despite years of diplomatic hesitation over Turkish ties

Netanyahu: "Iran and Hezbollah will no longer have any role in Lebanon"

Netanyahu's announcement of a "broad national government" ignites sharp disagreements between supporters, who consider it a national necessity, and opponents, who see it as a political maneuver

Organizers have emphasized that the goal is to stage a visible but orderly protest against what they describe as a growing crackdown on Torah students