Firebrand MK says he will support fellow party lawmaker but continue to push for judicial reform; Netanyahu to begin coalition negotiation meetings in Jerusalem

IDF says exercise aimed at strengthening readiness for outbreak of fighting; units testing 'joint ground and air capabilities'

'Person of interest' suspected of arson; no damage caused at Temple Beth-El in Birmingham; synagogue was targeted in 1958 attempted bombing

Collision between truck and car leaves another three wounded a week after woman killed on same highway; police open investigation into circumstances surrounding crash

New version of Twitter Blue will cost $8 per month and will offer user authenticity checkmark, less ads; new owner Elon Musk has reportedly demanded update be available Nov. 7

Far-right leader Ben Gvir and others in his party are longtime advocates for increased Jewish prayer rights at the Temple Mount, and activists hope they'll come through on promises

US Democratic stars campaign in critical swing state Pennsylvania, as does Republican ex-president Trump, who hints he will imminently announce 2024 White House bid

From Shapiro-Mastriano to Zeldin-Hochul, a look at November 8 matchups featuring Jewish and Israel-linked candidates, in some cases against rivals accused of antisemitism

UN rights chief says free speech 'is not a free pass,' as world's richest man sacks around half of social media platform's workforce, including entire human rights team

Diplomatic adviser to Gulf nation's king says former premier’s election victory is ‘normal and always expected’; Netanyahu's previous government inked normalization deal

In Illinois, US president touts his administration's legislative achievements on infrastructure, climate and lowering the cost of prescription drugs

Military says several vehicles traveling on West Bank's Route 60 highway near Sinjil damaged in rock attacks

Tayseer Abu Sneineh's comments lead to unconfirmed scenes of ostensible violence against canines on social media; he later says he wasn't being serious

Likud head will sit down with allies individually in Jerusalem, even before he is formally tasked with building new government; Deri reportedly offered first ministerial choice

Former president tells rally: 'You don't have to be a student of history to understand how dangerous that is'