Ruling comes against backdrop of Likud efforts to track voter turnout in real time despite High Court decision banning the practice in September

Intel officials say the Palestinian terror group has up to 40,000 operatives, has strengthened its control in Gaza and restored much of its tunnel network amid stalled negotiations

President vows never to free Rabin's killer, Yigal Amir; Netanyahu skips ceremony attended by IDF and Shin Bet chief, as well as Eisenkot, marking 31 years since 1995 assassination

Yocheved Lifshitz, Gil Dickmann and others affected by disaster plan to stand outside polling centers on Election Day, urging voters to remember those killed, abducted and lost

Survey finds 70% of reservists have put off or abandoned career moves due to prolonged service, and only about a quarter say state assistance met their needs

What more than a decade of Z3® has taught us about Jewish agency, institutional change, and the future of Jewish Peoplehood.

Sakharov Prize goes to tribunal targeted by Trump, who vowed to dismantle it ‘brick by brick’; Europe pledges support for court’s independence

Life-size display draws crowds and selfies in capital's Tajrish Square; Islamic Republic steps up anti-US messaging and presses war crimes accusations

Officials say country currently has a competitive advantage but urgently needs funds to stay relevant

Macron says restrictions are needed to protect city centers and public buildings after a weekend of the country’s worst violence in years

'A leader of this caliber emerges only once every century,' says a longtime Likud voter, as PM's base touts experience over rivals; 'God help us' if he doesn't win, another says

Israel's Los Angeles is stuck in time. Meet the watch repairman who wants to fix it.

Diplomatic reporter Nava Freiberg on how a new Israeli government could lead to opportunities for policy shifts with neighbors, and the latest developments in the Gaza peace plan

Political debate has moved away from resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict even as violent events in the West Bank are making the issue harder to ignore

Trump-backed candidate claims progressive Democrat's 'vitriol' is making state's Jews wary of wearing Star of David in public

After working group publishes recommendations without citing any interviews with campus Jews, school claims it spoke with some but offers no details; claim immediately disputed

In response, Eisenkot says defense minister 'preparing the ground for the next disaster and shifting blame in advance'; Lapid calls statement a 'gift' to Israel's enemies

Coalition parties want even stronger curbs on the judiciary in the next Knesset, while the oppositions seeks to repeal judicial overhaul laws and fortify the bodies that oversee the government

Military drills ramped up ahead of potential short, intensive round of attacks that could hit energy sites, nuclear facilities, and arsenals of missiles and drones, sources tell NY Times

In update to court, Baharav-Miara says Haredi draft is up year over year, but still far below IDF enlistment targets; blames 'absence of a coherent government policy' on issue