Likud dismisses claim, vowing to respect 'will of voter'; PM says best option for country would be unity government with Likud party under different leadership

The justices' unanimous dismissal of the arguments against the maritime border agreement means the government will be able to formally okay the deal later this week

Republicans up and down next month's ballots are embracing defeated president Donald Trump's false assertion that 2020 election was stolen and that voter fraud is rife

West Bank resident, 17, arrested on suspicion of stealing car in Holon, then ramming entry checkpoint at Ben Gurion Airport, prompting guards to open fire; no injuries reported

Breaking tradition of leaving after a decade in power, Xi takes on another 5 years as head of Communist Party; powerful seven-member Standing Committee filled with his supporters

Narges Mohammadi, held at Evin prison, has not seen her children for 7 years or her husband for a decade; new restrictions prevent her from speaking via phone to any family members

Organization accuses Israel of 'assassinating' Tamer Kilani by attaching a bomb to a motorcycle, amid crackdown on daily attacks emanating from flashpoint West Bank city

Supreme Court will hear two cases in which victims' relatives have sued Google, Twitter and Facebook, in a major test of tech firms' immunity from liability for user-posted content

Thousands demonstrate against Tehran's fundamentalist regime in Washington, Los Angeles and Berlin, in wake of major rallies in Islamic Republic over killing of Mahsa Amini

Ex-Yeshiva University star takes another step toward becoming the first observant Jew in world's top basketball league, being picked by Detroit Pistons’ G League affiliate

Most of the Jewish community fled in the early 20th century, and Israeli-Azerbaijani relations have been a damper, but ancient ties and renewed diplomacy sow hope for the future

Israeli premier appears to change tack on far-right leader, after previous Foreign Ministry statement on elections avoided mentioning Giorgia Meloni or her Brothers of Italy party

David Amsalem, a loyalist of former PM, demands nixing of offense of fraud and breach of trust, claims Yair Lapid is a 'dictator'

Upon his death, the famous physicist bequeathed his writings and archive containing a multitude of items to the Hebrew University; these are now expected to go on display

Channel 13 says Israeli officials believe Kyiv may be unhappy with the offer, as Jerusalem is refusing to supply it with interceptor systems