The expulsion vote was prompted by the Hadash party lawmaker's support for South Africa's genocide case at the ICJ. The move requires the approval of 90 of the parliament's 120 members. As of now, 76 MKs are planning to support Cassif's expulsion, 20 have yet to respond and 24 are opposed

The two suspects, both in their thirties, will compensate the victim following the court's decision. The eight other men convicted in the case will be sentenced at a later time

Ben-Gvir wasn't entirely successful in his attempt to impose sweeping limits on Arab-Israeli worshippers at Al-Aqsa. That didn't stop him from gloating – and risking the start of a religious conflict

Source says Netanyahu backs Ben-Gvir's position to restrict Arab-Israeli entry to Temple Mount/Al-Aqsa during Ramadan ■ Norway to help transfer tax funds from Israel to PA ■ Report: Iran warned Hezbollah 'not to give Netanyahu reason to start war'

License applications submitted by media personalities who praised far-right minister Ben-Gvir on their platforms are suspected of being approved in an expedited process, some without meeting the criteria

Two deeply unpopular military conscription laws, which touch on profound political, security and social tensions within Israel, are likely to become the rock on why Netanyahu's government will founder – and will affect the continuation of the war in Gaza

Genocide should not be a zero-sum game. It is a serious allegation and should never be used to shape and fit a certain political narrative. But sadly, that is what it has become, from Gaza to Turkey, via Israel and the United States

Around 50 people entered a screening hall, calling to stop the 'genocide.' In the festival's opening ceremony, Germany's Culture Minister called for the Israeli hostages' release