The parents of Assaf Hamami, killed in combat, visited a Jerusalem memorial site to advocate for unity across Israel's diverse communities and an end to sectarian divisions.
Fatimah al-Zahra al-Mansouri becomes only the second woman to lead an Arab government after her centrist PAM party's election victory. She now faces youth unemployment, social unrest, and eroding public trust.
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett sharply criticized Benjamin Netanyahu's warnings about potential enemy attacks ahead of elections, arguing the real security crisis is a shortage of IDF soldiers.
Justice Solberg has scheduled a hearing on Likud's petition against the Fly&Vote initiative, which brings Israeli citizens from abroad to vote. The court is examining the program's operations, fee structure, and legal authority.
A coordinated influence campaign targeting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel's right-wing bloc has escalated ahead of elections scheduled for late October, with messaging coordinated across Israel and internationally, according to analysis by Maariv opinion columnist Moshe Cohen-Eliya.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams unveiled the city's first comprehensive anti-antisemitism program following criticism, allocating millions to combat hate crimes targeting Jewish residents and institutions.
Israel's Democratic Party condemned the Shin Bet's security assessment on party leadership, accusing the agency's chief of shirking legal obligations. The party claims leader Yair Golan was forced to flee a Beer Sheva rally after intelligence warned of an organized mob threat.
After the Central Elections Committee rejected their appeal, the Democratic Party has escalated its challenge to Jewish Power's candidacy by petitioning Israel's Supreme Court, intensifying pre-election legal battles.
Jewish Power files extraordinary petition with Supreme Court to add evidence against Balad party chair Sami Abu Shehada ahead of Thursday hearing on his candidacy disqualification.
Israel's Democratic Party has petitioned the Supreme Court demanding immediate protection for chairman Yair Golan, arguing he faces serious threats. The party claims Golan is being left 'as cannon fodder' without adequate security measures.
A massive religious gathering at one of Judaism's holiest sites marked six decades since Jewish sovereignty was renewed in Hebron, with thousands joining Chief Rabbi Samuel Eliyahu in celebration.
A Democratic Party legislator has petitioned Israel's Supreme Court after the Shin Bet security agency refused to provide him protective detail, claiming the government is endangering his life.
