The three largest Israeli airlines have notched gains in their market shares at Ben-Gurion Airport, primarily due to the lack of significant competition from foreign airlines

'A broad Zionist government' (without Arabs), 'huge investments' in settlements and 'judicial reform': With a distinctly right-wing platform and promises of 'unity', Zionist Home may wind up impeding the replacement of Netanyahu's rule

Republicans may have adored Netanyahu over the years, but their loyalty lies squarely with Trump. As both camps increasingly air their grievances, those resentments may define what comes next more than any policy disagreement

Final Board of Peace text obligates group to 'decommission and store' heavy weapons while three sources tell the New York Times that Netanyahu halted Gaza strikes under mediator pressure - despite insisting on total disarmament

While most remains belong to combatants from the October 7 massacre and subsequent fighting, some are noncombatants, a sticking point that has fueled tension between Shin Bet chief Zini and his agency's legal counsel

From ad-tech tools once used to track Iranian nuclear scientists to AI-generated phone calls, Israeli election campaigns are deploying a vast tech arsenal to sway voters – with no regulator watching