Political animal
Netanyahu's New Gambit: Setting a Trap for Eisenkot
Despite backing from Shas, Prime Minister Netanyahu is deeply worried that Gadi Eisenkot could lure ultra-Orthodox parties away from the right. His circle has launched a new plan—one that could turn the tables on his rival.
03.11.26
Moti Kastel
Hold your breath
Israel Warns U.S.: Iran May Use Chemical Weapons
03.11.26
Ben Gavish
Getting serious
Shin Bet Confirms: Police to Join Ballot Jihad Investigation
03.11.26
Milen Amar
Unexpected setbacks
Florida Moves 19 Polling Sites on Election Day After Storms
03.11.26
C14 Desk
Fight for the future
Ohio Senate Race Could Tip Balance of Power in Upper Chamber
03.11.26
C14 Desk
Corrupt criminal cop
Israeli Officer Charged With Stealing Cash, Gold During Raids
A police officer who served in Hebron is accused of stealing money, wedding rings, watches and phones from Arab homes during weapons searches. A search of his home uncovered stolen property and an IDF smoke grenade.
03.11.26
Marni Harow
Down they go
Israeli Forces Launch Major Crime Crackdown in Muslim City
03.11.26
C14 Desk
Majority rules?
Netanyahu Allies Warn: Haredi Parties Could Still Join Left
03.11.26
Mati Tuchfeld
Tearing down Netanyahu
Eisenkot: Here's What We'll Do First
03.11.26
C14 Desk
Always the Jews
Bomb Threat on Israeli Ship in Greece, Shin Bet Investigating
03.11.26
C14 Desk