Benjamin Netanyahu Faces Election Setback in Israel
The opposition is poised to potentially gain a majority in parliament if they form an alliance with Arab-led parties, marking a significant shift in Israeli politics.
The opposition is poised to potentially gain a majority in parliament if they form an alliance with Arab-led parties, marking a significant shift in Israeli politics.
Democratic candidates are highlighting their own experiences as hunters and gun owners to connect with rural voters in traditionally Republican areas.
Exit polls from Israel's television networks indicate that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition has lost majority support among voters in Tuesday's election.
Israelis will head to the polls on Tuesday in what promises to be a closely contested election, one that has been shaped by the devastating October 7 attack carried out by Hamas and three...
Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan met with their Iranian counterparts in Tehran to discuss regional tensions.
The election is expected to be closely contested between Prime Minister Netanyahu's right-wing bloc and the opposition "change" bloc.
Tensions are escalating between Iran and its adversaries as crucial polls approach in Israel and the United States.
Commuters arriving by train at Sderot are greeted by campaign posters from various parties, including the liberal Yashar party led by Gadi Eisenkot.
Tens of thousands of Israelis gathered in a final large-scale protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government ahead of what is being described as the most significant election in the country's history.
A significant display of public dissent was seen on Saturday as thousands of protesters marched through Tel Aviv, voicing their discontent with Prime Minister Netanyahu's government.
The Israeli military has imposed a full lockdown on the occupied West Bank following a shooting attack that left five people injured near Hebron.
Reports have emerged of potential new military strikes against Iran in the coming days, according to sources cited by The New York Times.
Peter Thiel has expressed skepticism about the US war with Iran, stating that he does not believe the country should have launched it.
Vice President JD Vance has refused to back Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's re-election bid, a decision that comes just one day after President Donald Trump publicly threw his support behind the embattled leader.
A Washington Post photographer was severely attacked by Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank, leaving her with several broken vertebrae.
US President Donald Trump has announced his endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a move that comes late in Netanyahu's reelection campaign.
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia has stepped down after just one week in the role due to scrutiny over her alleged legal credentials.
Violence erupted in a West Bank village on Friday as Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians harvesting olives, leaving at least two people injured.
Tehran finds US response to proposals insufficient and warns of potential attacks on data centers and cables.
A key witness, Avichai Mandelblit, began testifying against Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, marking a significant development in the prime minister's corruption trial.