Israel/Politics

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

Solberg cautioned that an election postponement must not be used by the government as a mechanism to prolong its mandate beyond the period granted by voters

A survey by the Hebrew University reveals that an overwhelming majority of Israelis consider the outcome of the war against Iran to be unfavorable for Israel.

Sources at the Prime Minister's Office told i24NEWS the PM reversed course on Caroline Glick as potential Consul General pick

Officials celebrate official registration of the Gush Etzion locality and the approval of plans for more than 800 new housing units

Judges cite an "undesirable cloud" over the vote after reports that lawmakers were asked to photograph ballots to prove support, alleged violations of secret-ballot rules

A survey conducted by "Direct Polls" for i24NEWS reveals a surprising picture, a low point for Likud, an advantage for the opposition, and a dramatic tie between Netanyahu and Eisenkot

The statement came after Smotrich had declared that Israel completed a major move to strip the Palestinian-run Hebron municipality of planning and construction powers over the Jewish enclave

Responding publicly for the first time to the US-Iran deal, Netanyahu said Israel's military campaign prevented Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons and 'saved the State of Israel from destruction'

The former prime minister and Together Party leader leveled a sweeping indictment of Netanyahu's handling of the war, vowing to revive the "Octopus Doctrine" against Tehran if elected

Opposition calls it Netanyahu's greatest strategic failure; coalition hardliners vow to defy withdrawal pressure

"I don't know," Trump said when questioned about whether Netanyahu would lead Israel’s upcoming election. "He's had an incredible career. Does he want to continue?"

The text, intended to strengthen the protection of essential infrastructure in the face of increasing cyberattacks, was unanimously approved by the Knesset

Ben Gvir calls for detaining Hezbollah families; Dichter demands harder Iran strikes in next round

The former PM said Israel is capable of victory but that the current government is not, as Netanyahu vowed to reject any new security equation imposed by Iran and Hezbollah

During an Israeli Security Cabinet meeting, ministers were furious about the emerging ceasefire agreement, with Energy Minister Eli Cohen saying "A normal country would have really taken them apart"

“The prime minister should have told Trump: We appreciate you, but Israel is a sovereign and independent state that cannot accept the existence of a terrorist organization on its border"

The government approved funding for a special military tribunal to prosecute Hamas perpetrators of the October 7 massacre, with trials set to be broadcast publicly

Opposition leaders cry foul after Michael Rabello is elected to the post amid allegations of vote manipulation and a smear campaign targeting a rival candidate

Arab Members of Knesset received a long document from a coalition source targeting retired judge Yosef Elron, in an attempt to persuade them not to support him in the elections for State Comptroller

The chairman of the "Together" party criticized the government's conduct on several issues

"After three and a half years of pain, sorrow, and disasters, there will be a great wave of hope, optimism, and normalcy. Gadi is coming, the camp is uniting"

At a farewell ceremony for David Barnea, the prime minister credited the Mossad with major security achievements, warned Israel’s enemies, and welcomed incoming director Roman Gofman

106 Knesset members supported the bill to dissolve the 25th Knesset. Chairman Ofir Katz noted that the wording to be written in the bill will define the range of dates between Sept. 8 and Oct. 20.