The Knesset on Wednesday approved a landmark law to expand financial support for Israel Defense Forces reservists, ending a prolonged political standoff that had stalled coalition activity. The legislation passed its final readings with 26 votes in favor and...
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed on Tuesday that Israel would “complete the war in all arenas” after a deadly terror attack at the Gush Etzion junction left one Israeli dead and three others wounded.
The attack, carried out by two...
Widespread anger erupted on Sunday after the Israeli government approved the creation of an “independent” investigation committee operating outside state authority. Relatives of October 7 victims condemned the move as a political scheme meant to shield leaders from accountability.
Residents...
JERUSALEM – July 18, 2025 — The ruling Likud party has regained momentum and surged to the top of the polls following the departure of the haredi parties from the government earlier this week, according to a Maariv poll...
JERUSALEM — Despite speculation that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu might leverage Israel’s military gains in Operation Rising Lion for political advantage, a senior minister has told The Jerusalem Post that there are no current plans to call for a...
TEL AVIV — The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has requested that over 300 reservist medical officers who signed a public letter calling for an end to the war in Gaza and the immediate return of Israeli hostages remove their...
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has formally registered a new political party under the temporary name "Bennett 2026," fueling speculation that he is preparing for a return to the political arena in the next national elections.
Bennett, who previously...
The Israeli Supreme Court has issued an injunction blocking Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from dismissing the head of the country’s security service, Ronen Bar, amid growing political tensions and public protests.
The court’s ruling, issued on Friday, suspends the decision...
