Two hours after ministers from the far-right party submitted resignations, the Israeli prime minister has yet to appoint replacements at the three ministries they held - meaning he automatically became interim minister

Fifteen months into the war, the IDF is suffering from heightened friction among senior officers, exacerbated by the government's refusal to approve new appointments for those who have left ■ Defense Minister Katz hastened Halevi's departure by making his life a living hell – and now Netanyahu will try to do the same to the Shin Bet director

From cancelling administrative attention to failing to make any arrests, defense officials warn that the government's kid-glove handing of settler violence, which flared up after the release of Palestinian security prisoners, is reinforcing the settlers' sense of impunity

Under the cease-fire agreement, Hamas is set to release a total of 33 hostages. Three have already been freed during the initial phase, with the remaining 30 to be released in five phases: four groups of three, followed by the final 14 hostages in the last week of the agreement

While the Israeli right hopes to evade responsibility for the October 7 attack, army chief Herzl Halevi's resignation is another step toward a state commission of inquiry that could put the blame on the political leadership

The Israeli Prime Minister loves to hide behind the moniker 'senior government official.' But, as it turns out, it's not always Netanyahu behind the nickname

A pizzeria in the heart of Jerusalem's ultra-Orthodox quarter changed its name to honor the Republican president. 'When Trump was nominated, I said, yallah, let's do it. He's going to be good for Israel, he has a Jewish son-in-law,' said Pizza Trump's owner