JERUSALEM – As election results from Israel’s parliamentary vote on Tuesday continue to trickle in, what seems clearest is that no side in this political race will have enough votes to form a majority ...
JERUSALEM — Israel Police arrested a man carrying a large knife after he approached Yair Golan, head of the Democrats party, as Golan was campaigning in Tel Aviv on Election Day ...
Traders on the prediction market Polymarket are betting that former Israel Defense Forces chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot will replace incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu as Israel’s next prime minister ...
This story was last updated at 12:15 p.m. ET on Oct. 28. JERUSALEM – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a clear lead Wednesday over his main political rival Gadi Eisenkot, as his Likud party ...
The first parliamentary election since Oct.7, 2023, pits Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition against Eisenkot’s ideologically diverse opposition, with neither bloc expected to secure a governing majority.
Israel’s longest-serving prime minister faces a pivotal election. But analysts say his political staying power and a fragmented opposition could complicate efforts to replace him. JERUSALEM – He’s ...
Israeli expats are spending thousands of dollars to cast ballots in an election they see as critical to their country’s future.
Backed by Cenk Uygur, the spot drew criticism for invoking antisemitic tropes about U.S. support for "killing Palestinans." ...
Greenwich Public Schools in Connecticut said it would proceed with a planned fall trip for sixth graders at a Jewish camp in Massachusetts as planned this week, despite pressure from a Muslim advocacy ...
A Torah scroll fragment believed to have been used as parcel paper by Nazi SS soldiers is expected to be donated to a US Holocaust remembrance organization after a Norwegian auction house listed it ...
JERUSALEM — On Oct. 27, Yael Chernyvsky, 18, from Ramat Hasharon in central Israel, plans to cast her ballot for the first time. “I’m voting so we can change the future of this country,” the teen told ...
As settler violence in the West Bank draws international condemnation, candidates are largely avoiding the question of what comes next for Israelis and Palestinians.