The petition was filed after Netanyahu announced he would 'be involved' in direct talks on the judicial overhaul plan, despite the AG's ruling on the matter

Contrary to the impression that may have been created, reserve pilots have not thrown in the towel on their protest against the Israeli government's judicial coup

The suspect, a 51-year-old man from Jaffa, was arrested in May after a DNA profile connected him to the murder of Margarita Levy in 2003

Traffic at the Europe-Asia Pipeline Company’s terminal on the Gulf of Eilat has surged compared to the previous decade, with many of the tankers transporting oil from Israel to East Asia ■ The company is seeking to increase the amount of oil it’s allowed to ship, and activists warn of a road to disaster

Samer Nasser was critically wounded after being shot while riding his motorcycle in Tira. Paramedics pronounced him dead shortly thereafter

The film ‘Sound of Freedom’ and its lead actor Jim Caviezel had previously peddled QAnon conspiracy theories and antisemitic tropes related to Jewish billionaire George Soros; Caviezel also ranted about ‘Rothschild banks’ and ‘a Rothschild pope’ oppressing Christians

The coalition is presenting the new version as a 'softened' as courts will now be able to declare mayoral appointments 'unreasonable,' yet the revision also includes additional specifications against the use of the standard

Speaking at a NATO summit in Lithuania, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters that like invitations extended to Netanyahu, his government's requests for civilian air defense systems from Israel also had 'no outcome'