Security forces say groups raise money for PFLP, provide legal aid for terrorists; settlers reportedly set fire to mosque and car in West Bank village

Bennett and Golan allege treason; Urich said to tell police he doesn't remember content of meetings, which were not official government business, or where they took place; PM said to claim he was told nothing about it

UK agency says Singaporean-flagged ship hit by projectile and sank; unclear if two statements refer to same vessel

UNIFIL mandate set to end in December after nearly 50 years, prompting concern from Lebanese officials who warn withdrawal will create 'vacuum' and harm regional security

Haredi leader's comments draw rebukes from Bennett and Liberman, who warn voting for such a govenrment would lead to greater burden on IDF reservists

Hershko dedicates victory to Yonatan Goutin, a champion judoka of Israel's youth division who was killed on Oct. 7; says her pride in competing for Israel is stronger than ever

Mark Levine, who is Jewish, says decision is not political but due to 'technical challenges' and 'financial considerations'

Ronen Bar says Netanyahu disregarded an 'extraordinary series of warnings of impending disaster'; lawsuit comes in response to PM's claim of 'criminal' acts by Bar for failing to wake him before Hamas attack

Democrat Ossoff stresses Israel must use US weapons legally in debate with GOP rival, who accuses senator of seeking to defund the Jewish state

Brooklyn meeting billed as bootcamp for anti- and non-Zionist Jews seeking to share their progress and ideas around creating Jewish institutions without any attachment to Israel

Congressional commission studying whether to make Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History a Smithsonian member, at a difficult moment for the storied institution

Mourners express struggle to grasp 'enormity of tragedy' as Elazar Yair Wilensky, 13, laid to rest; education minister eulogizes 'talented athlete, a champion in fencing'

Influx of voters from overseas alarms Netanyahu's bloc, with tens of thousands having left during his current term; returning citizens say vote 'crucial' for Israel's future

Via translator, far-right Otzma Yehudit leader takes credit for bringing down car insurance rates and crows about legally dubious measures, but shrugs off responsibility for anything not going his way

The city's Herbert Park Hotel nixed reservations for 70 guests after learning that the conference would focus on fighting Jew-hatred, official says

It's a combination of his own shameless efforts to rewrite history, his opponents' inability to adequately hold him to account for that blackest of days and much more besides, and, perhaps, Israel's changing demographics

Building was empty due to renovations, and construction crew left before collapse

Major explosion rocks Kiryat Gat factory, sparking fears of hazardous material leak; 2 of the 3 injured had no pulse, but were successfully resuscitated by medics at the scene

Netanyahu says he's against Israeli or US strike on Islamic Republic, hopes there won't be an attack on Israel to disrupt elections; Katz warns Hezbollah not to launch conflict

New York Times columnist Bret Stephens discusses rising antisemitism, America’s declining support for Israel, and whether the relationship can be repaired.