Nearly 1,000 votes deducted from Arab parties
A member of the Central Elections Committee representing Agudat Yisrael reported that 968 votes were deducted from Arab parties as part of election integrity checks.
A member of the Central Elections Committee representing Agudat Yisrael reported that 968 votes were deducted from Arab parties as part of election integrity checks.


Shin Bet and police uncover a Jenin terror cell suspected of producing rockets and explosives, conducting three test launches and receiving foreign guidance.

After eight months of fighting in Lebanon, IDF commanders recount the battles, the tunnels uncovered, and their advance to the Beaufort ridge.

With over 57 million ballots already cast, Americans vote in crucial midterm elections that could reshape Trump's agenda and US policy toward Israel and Iran.

Ayelet Kreuzer, the newly appointed spokesperson for the far-left organization Breaking the Silence, has sparked controversy after accusing the IDF Spokesperson's Unit of manipulating information and misleading the public during the war.

An Uzi submachine gun, retired by the IDF over 30 years ago, is returned anonymously as a nationwide weapons drive collects over 10,000 items on its first day.

Jerusalem police demolish illegal structures in Neve Yaakov following residents' complaints of nighttime noise, land seizures and repeated confrontations.

After nine years across two terms, Moshe Bar Siman Tov announces his departure as Health Ministry chief and plans to join Columbia University as a research fellow.

He was pulled out of Gaza to say goodbye. Half an hour later, his wife was gone. Now, after 900+ days of reserve duty, Shimon Aviksar is raising three children alone and can no longer cover their basic needs.








































































Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin pledges to recommend Netanyahu to President Herzog while demanding new elections over alleged irregularities in the vote.

Liberman called for a government without Ra'am or the Joint List, but unlike his statement over the weekend, he did not mention Netanyahu or the haredi parties.

Yoaz Hendel vows to return after narrowly missing the electoral threshold, blasts talks with haredi parties, and calls for a Netanyahu-Bennett-Eisenkot government.

Former MK Nissim Ze'ev, one of Shas's founders, analyzes the party's election defeat in an interview with Arutz Sheva-Israel National News and calls on Aryeh Deri to step down.