'Enormous challenges lie ahead'
Netanyahu renews call for unity government
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterates call for unity government, hints of security and diplomatic challenges ahead.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterates call for unity government, hints of security and diplomatic challenges ahead.


MK Meir Porush criticized parties now seeking haredi support after what he described as their campaign of incitement against the community over military conscription.

A federal judge in Florida rejected the BBC's request to dismiss Trump's defamation lawsuit over its editing of his speech before the storming of the Capitol.

New plan developed with the Jewish Federations of North America aims to boost enrollment in Jewish education, deepen students’ ties to Israel.

Security squad mobilized as Ariel's entries and exits closed to traffic.

Home Front Command activates first-ever real-time earthquake alert, using system created five years ago.

Schools in Rome, Milan, and Naples evacuated after receiving threats, police investigating.

Over four years after Moishy Kleinerman's disappearance, his family receives demands for insurance payments, and Military Police claim he is evading enlistment.

Avihu Cohen died suddenly about two and a half years ago. Now his widow, Dikla, faces enforcement proceedings over his debts.



































































'Together' party’s first bill would expand benefits for soldiers and reservists, funded by cuts expected to hit haredi families hardest.

MK Limor Sonn Har Melech calls for new elections and warns parties considering forming a government with the support of Arab lawmakers.

Police findings submitted to prosecutors find no election financing violations. Likud claims 1,281 complaints of election irregularities remain uninvestigated.

Minister Gila Gamliel backs Netanyahu's call for a broad-based government, saying neither bloc can govern alone and personal considerations must not stand in the way of unity.