TV report says Yuli Edelstein, Likud's No. 2, has been 'laying groundwork' to challenge Netanyahu; his office denies plans, says he's focused on preventing 3rd election

Journalists condemn tweet by prime minister's son, who has a history of posting incendiary content on social media

Aware the Labour leader could walk triumphantly into 10 Downing Street on December 13, Ephraim Mirvis evidently decided silence was not an option

Nir Hefetz's lawyers say Amir Ohana's airing of banned details on his questioning was a 'contemptible and malicious' attempt to hurt him

US-born jurist Neal Hendel amends ruling in which he tells relatives of Sami Abu Diak, who recently died of cancer in jail, that he 'shared in their sorrow'

Netanyahu says funding will be 'part of maintaining the life and safety of each and every one of our brothers' in the West Bank

City is known as a hotbed of anti-Semitism, with dozens of anti-Jewish incidents reported annually

Police seized automatic weapons, rifles, crossbows, swords, knives, Nazi flags and books on dictators Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini