Shas and United Torah Judaism refused to back government legislation after the government blocked a bill restoring daycare subsidies for the children of full-time yeshiva students

Former Supreme Court Justice Yosef Elron argues the comptroller vote was 'tainted' after coalition MKs were asked to photograph their ballots 'just as in nondemocratic regimes,' with petitions saying the secrecy of the vote was breached and calling for a revote

Speaking at a G7 meeting, Trump added that Netanyahu 'must be more responsible' in how Israel operates in Lebanon. A Pakistani source told Haaretz that the memorandum of understanding with Iran effectively allows Israel to continue military operations in Lebanon

The suspects, including four minors, are accused of trespassing, rioting and malicious damage after breaking into the home of the head of the military police in Ashkelon during protests against the conscription of yeshiva students

The far-right Israeli minister was set to travel to Miami to attend the wedding of an Israeli businessman's daughter. Haaretz previously reported that Ben-Gvir sought to have the businessman fund the trip before agreeing to pay for it himself after criticism from the state comptroller

Co-founders Alon-Lee Green and Rula Daood will lead A Place for Us All, a Jewish-Arab party seeking to mobilize voters who would otherwise abstain, and which pledges equal representation for Jews and Arabs, and for men and women

After promising a historic victory, Israel's prime minister is left with a weakened alliance with Trump and few strategic gains to show for it