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08.09.2026 à 02:01

Poll: Yashar increases lead over Likud; Eisenkot bloc projected to win 57 seats

Haaretz

According to the Channel 12 News opinion poll, Eisenkot's party would win 25 seats if the election were held today - while Netanyahu would win 21. Ofer Winter's Amcha Yisrael passes the electoral threshold

08.09.2026 à 00:30

Netanyahu is the greatest hazard to Israelis' health

Haaretz Editorial

07.09.2026 à 23:47

The settlement golem has turned on its creators

Yagil Levy

The IDF's failure to maintain a boundary between itself and the settlement movement has consequences. Settler violence in the West Bank is one of them

07.09.2026 à 22:57

Germany asks International Court of Justice to throw out Israel arms export case

Reuters

Nicaragua accused Germany of violating the 1948 Genocide Convention because it supplies arms to Israel. Berlin temporarily halted weapons exports to ‌Israel in 2025, but they have since resumed. Nicaragua's claim builds on South Africa's ICJ case

07.09.2026 à 22:38

Mass funeral held in Gaza for dozens of bodies, including kids, found under the rubble

Nir Hasson

The remains of around 60 children were among those who were recently recovered. The Gaza Health Ministry's reported death toll since the start of the war currently stands at 73,658

07.09.2026 à 21:55

Hadash party removes candidate from slate amid sexual misconduct allegations

Jack Khoury

Jafar Farah, who placed second on the Jewish- Arab party's slate, retracted a resignation made over the allegations last week. Hadash said he would be integrated into its campaign and party leadership despite being removed from the electoral slate

07.09.2026 à 20:33

Wizz Air launches five new European routes from Israel

TheMarker

This week, the Hungarian airline will add new routes to Italy, Romania, and Britain, and expand several in Southern and Eastern Europe

07.09.2026 à 20:21

Sources say Israel's education minister delayed students' PISA results to hide poor performance

Lior Dattel

Education Ministry sources say senior officials working for the minister tried to portray the data more favorably, as the results show a sharp decline in Israeli students' performance during his tenure

07.09.2026 à 19:43

Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit unveils election slate: Ex-Likud firebrand Tally Gotliv in 2nd spot

Jonathan Lis

Ben-Gvir's right-hand man, suspected criminal Hanamel Dorfman, will be placed seventh, followed by a party activist with a Kahanist tattoo. Far-right Amcha Yisrael Party leader Ofer Winter also submitted his slate, refusing to merge with Smotrich

07.09.2026 à 19:40

United Arab List submits candidate list for Knesset after Jewish MK joins party

Jack Khoury

After announcing that former Yesh Atid MK Yoav Seglaovitz would be placed second on its slate, the party unveiled its list of candidates for the 26th Knesset. Headed by chairman Mansour Abbas, the list includes several veteran MK's

07.09.2026 à 19:14

Israeli judges fear presiding over special Hamas tribunal could expose them to sanctions

Chen Maanit

The tribunal is expected to hear cases against more than 250 Hamas militants held in Israel after taking part in the October 7, 2023, attack

07.09.2026 à 19:08

Kushner says Israel's 'crazy election' makes it irrational on Gaza. He's wrong

Etan Nechin

As long as Washington continues to dismiss Israel's actions as mood swings rather than a modus operandi, there will be no 'new Gaza' – only more catastrophe

07.09.2026 à 18:05

After passing death penalty law, Israeli delegation visited Singapore – where prisoners are hanged

Josh Breiner

A secret delegation on behalf of Ben-Gvir's National Security Ministry flew to Singapore – one of the few Western-aligned countries that still executes prisoners by hanging. Sources say the death penalty, while not on the agenda, was discussed

07.09.2026 à 17:28

No centrist merger: Eisenkot's party to run separately from Bennett-Lapid

Noa Shpigel

The heads of Together and Yashar, the two biggest parties in the bloc opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were shown polls indicating a merger would have a marginal impact on votes

07.09.2026 à 17:19

Netanyahu drove these Israelis to Berlin. Now they're flying back to vote him out

Vera Weidenbach

Three Israelis explain why this election is a referendum on whether they will ever be able to move home again

07.09.2026 à 16:02

AfD's victory shatters Germany's illusions of immunity to the far right

Vera Weidenbach

Alternative for Germany took almost 44 percent of the vote in Saxony-Ahalt. Germany is shocked, but the writing has long been on the wall: 'We are no more immune to right-wing extremism than other countries,' says one analyst

07.09.2026 à 15:06

Israel's exodus of doctors isn't a brain drain. It's a hope drain

Barry Danino

Nearly 1,400 doctors have left Israel in three years. Among them are colleagues I would trust with my children's lives. They want to stay, but no longer believe they can build a normal life here

07.09.2026 à 14:07

Ousting Netanyahu Won't Fix the U.S.-Israel Relationship

Hadar Susskind

Netanyahu has done extraordinary damage to Israel's relationship with the United States, but replacing him this fall will not be enough for a reset. Israel will need broader policy changes to win back American support

07.09.2026 à 13:33

Breakfast at the Kotel: Rare apartment facing the Western Wall is up for $16.5 million

Simi Spolter

The owner, then an American soldier, bought it in 1978 for a few hundred thousand dollars and spent years failing to sell it for close to 100 million shekels. The 2,600-square-foot apartment faces the Western Wall from every window

07.09.2026 à 13:24

IMDb replaces the name Israel with the term 'the Occupied Palestinian Territories'

Nirit Anderman

The change was made in the section blocked by a paywall and intended for film-industry professionals. Israeli distributors: 'We'll demand they change it'

07.09.2026 à 12:59

Israeli researchers find startling clue to black-eye disease in cats

Ruth Schuster

Dark spots in kitty eyes are common, but how they're caused remains a mystery. Now unexpected elements have been discovered in the lesions

07.09.2026 à 12:49

German Jews 'appalled' by historic AfD win as Israel avoids direct condemnation

David Issacharoff

While a German Jewish establishment leader said the far-right's result in Saxony-Anhalt was 'something I couldn't have imagined in my worst nightmares,' Israel's envoy in Berlin called for a political 'firewall' against the left as well

07.09.2026 à 12:38

The perfect Rosh Hashanah date? These date syrup muffins

Saar Mor

Instead of date paste or chopped dates, the dates are left almost whole to caramelize as they bake. Soft, deeply flavored with date syrup and ready in about half an hour – no mixer required

07.09.2026 à 12:29

Israeli strikes killed 12 people in southern Lebanon, Health Ministry says

Jack Khoury

The IDF said it struck Hezbollah targets after two explosive drones were launched at Israeli forces operating on the Ali al-Taher ridge. Lebanon's state-run media said two infants were among those killed in a strike on a three-story building

07.09.2026 à 12:13

Google to build new AI chip in Israel, tapping Hailo talent

Sagi Cohen

The tech giant is assembling a team led by former Hailo executive Guy Kaminitz to develop chips for robots and autonomous systems. It has also hired former Pliops CEO Ido Bukspan to lead data networking chip development

07.09.2026 à 11:43

A convicted terror inciter and a man who killed a Palestinian: Meet Ben-Gvir's election team

Josh Breiner

The people preparing the far-right Otzma Yehudit party for Israel's October 27 vote include a lawyer who once killed a Palestinian, a rapper investigated by the Justice Ministry and a serial provocateur who loves harassing Israelis

07.09.2026 à 11:19

IDF officials warn army will struggle to defend new Israeli West Bank settlements

Yaniv Kubovich

Army officials say the latest settlements were established for political reasons despite lacking basic security infrastructure. They warn the move is stretching forces needed for an all-out war and putting civilians and soldiers at unnecessary risk

07.09.2026 à 10:41

Family of conscript who shot at police officers refuses autopsy

Josh Breiner

The police's misconduct investigation unit requested an autopsy of the officer's body, in part to check if he was under the influence of substances. They said he was not diagnosed with PTSD and that the causes of the incident are being investigated

07.09.2026 à 05:51

Israel rehearses its next war as Netanyahu refuses to end the last one

Amos Harel

Military Intelligence believes Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei may try to turn Israel into the next front in his escalating conflict with the U.S. The IDF is preparing for a coordinated multifront attack as Israel heads toward elections in 50 days

07.09.2026 à 01:23

Poll: Eisenkot bloc loses ground as small parties break through

Haaretz

Hendel and Zelekha's new party and Ofer Winter's Amcha Yisrael each cross the electoral threshold with four mandates. The Netanyahu bloc remains at 52, while Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc falls to 51

07.09.2026 à 00:18

Palestinian dentistry student reportedly killed, three wounded in settler attack

Nir Hasson

The reported killing comes amid a recent escalation in settler violence. Last week, two Palestinian teenagers were killed by IDF fire during an incursion by settlers and soldiers into a West Bank village

06.09.2026 à 23:55

High Court orders return of Palestinian families driven out by settlers

Chen Maanit

The justices questioned why soldiers were filmed playing soccer with settlers who seized the homes, and why police failed to arrest suspects identified in attack footage. 'There are questions in abundance; satisfactory answers – fewer' the court said

06.09.2026 à 23:17

Chabad wants to take over Tel Aviv's public spaces, and it's coming for your secular children

Neta Halperin

Targeting children with tefillin, sweets and biblical verse, Chabad and young religious Zionists are escalating their territorial war to get a Mikveh in Ramat Aviv

06.09.2026 à 23:16

Israel's education minister taught students one lesson: never take responsibility

Haaretz Editorial

Tuesday's PISA results are expected to show a sharp decline in the performance of Israeli students – a final, dismal report card for Yoav Kisch

06.09.2026 à 23:16

The most important party in the upcoming election

Akiva Novick

The new Haredi party may fail to win a single Knesset seat. Yet by challenging long-standing orthodoxies, it could reshape – and potentially shatter – the Haredi political system, making its impact more consequential than the election itself

06.09.2026 à 20:58

Daily Cartoon, September 7, 2026

Amos Biderman

06.09.2026 à 20:52

Hadash candidate refuses to accept ouster amid misconduct allegations; party to convene to decide fate

Jack Khoury

Despite announcing Farah's resignation and replacement, the candidate is delaying his resignation. Sexual harassment claims against him will be presented at the party conference Monday, which will decide whether to remove him from the party slate

06.09.2026 à 20:25

Lieberman presents Yisrael Beiteinu election slate with Oct. 7 victims' relatives

Yair Foldes

Rafi Ben Shitrit, in second place, whose son was killed on Oct. 7, is a founder of the October Council. Sharon Sharabi, in sixth place, is the brother of Yossi and Eli Sharabi, who were abducted on Oct. 7

06.09.2026 à 19:58

Jerusalem court sentences rabbi to 18 years in prison for sex offenses

Yael Freidson

Yazdi, a community rabbi in Jerusalem, convinced women that the acts were 'spiritual rectifications' and used their bank accounts to hide money from his creditors. The judges: 'The defendant's actions are exceptional in their scope'

06.09.2026 à 19:56

Adidas faces boycott campaign over ad featuring amputee former Israeli soldier

Ben Kroll

The campaign features a former IDF soldier who lost his leg during fighting in Gaza in May 2021. It is not the sportswear giant's first Israel-related controversy

06.09.2026 à 19:33

Bennett and Lapid bid to oust Netanyahu again as they unveil joint slate

Jonathan Lis

'We've learned our lessons,' Bennett declared as he and Lapid unveiled a centrist slate built around a diminished Yesh Atid. But beneath the celebration, Gadi Eisenkot has emerged as the clear frontrunner in the anti-Netanyahu camp

06.09.2026 à 19:26

Report: Netanyahu orders unauthorized West Bank outposts dismantled

Reuters

The reported order comes amid U.S. pressure on Israel to curb settler violence, a day after Ambassador Mike Huckabee called attacks on Palestinians 'acts of terror'

06.09.2026 à 19:09

Haredi discontent could upend Netanyahu's election prospects

Joshua Leifer

Haredi voters are disillusioned with the impasse over the draft-exemption bill, and that could play out in several ways on Election Day. Any drop in support for Haredi parties could hurt the right-wing religious bloc – and the PM's political future

06.09.2026 à 18:41

Israel annexed the Golan Heights 45 years ago. Most of the world still rejects its sovereignty

Jonathan Lis

Forty-five years after the annexation of Syria's Golan Heights, only two of 193 UN member states recognize Israel's sovereignty over the plateau. Trump opened the door, but it took seven years for another country to join the U.S.

06.09.2026 à 18:27

Far-right AfD wins historic German state election, falls short of majority

Reuters

The AfD won 39 of Saxony-Anhalt's 83 seats, leaving it three short of a majority. With mainstream parties ruling out cooperation, its path to power is unclear. Jewish leader Josef Schuster said he was 'personally appalled' by the result

06.09.2026 à 17:59

Netanyahu coalition-led Elections Committee overturns ban on parties' voter tracking apps

Jonathan Lis

Likud's lawyer said the ban on the applications, which allow polling station committee members and party observers to report voters' identities, was a 'terror attack' against the party that would 'ruin the election'

06.09.2026 à 17:12

Despite Iran war effects, record 1.4 million Israelis traveled abroad in August

TheMarker

Last month, more Israelis traveled abroad than ever before, breaking a record set in 2019, despite airport operational difficulties and the continued absence of some foreign airlines

06.09.2026 à 17:01

Israel prepares for prolonged water crisis as algae clogs desalination plants

TheMarker

Authorities are stockpiling replacement equipment after an experiment failed to solve the algae problem that has disrupted five of Israel's six desalination plants

06.09.2026 à 16:54

Almost 1,400 doctors have left Israel amid Gaza war, study finds

Maya Roman

'The big question is what will happen after the election,' said a Tel Aviv University professor who conducted the research. The figures point to 2023 – marked by Netanyahu's judicial overhaul and the October 7 attack – as the main turning point

06.09.2026 à 16:09

Following Haaretz report: Ben-Gvir drops pre-election senior police appointments

Josh Breiner

Israel's top court forbade Ben-Gvir from making appointments to senior police positions without approval from police leadership, and reinforced that decision last week. Still, the minister tried to push allies to key positions before the election

06.09.2026 à 16:07

Nine-year-old boy hospitalized with brain-eating amoeba, health ministry says

Maya Roman

The boy is sedated and on a ventilator at a Haifa hospital. The rare infection has a 97 percent fatality rate, according to the Health Ministry

06.09.2026 à 15:06

Will Israel's parties pull off last-ditch mergers before the election deadline?

Michael Hauser Tov

With Tuesday's deadline to finalize party slates looming, a last-minute merger between Eisenkot and Bennett looks increasingly unlikely. Netanyahu, meanwhile, is consolidating his bloc through new alliances

06.09.2026 à 14:48

Pro-Israel group petitions Ed Sheeran to drop Macklemore for saying 'free Palestine'

Ben Kroll

The Israeli-American Council, linked to right-wing megadonor Miriam Adelson, accused Macklemore of 'spreading propaganda' after he performed a song dedicated to Hind Rajab, a five-year-old Palestinian girl killed in Gaza

06.09.2026 à 14:17

Israeli charged with security offenses not tied to enemy states, his lawyer says

Liza Rozovsky

Israeli authorities have indicted Kirpichenok alleging he operated on behalf of foreign intelligence operatives. Speaking to public broadcaster Kan, his lawyer didn't directly address whether he worked for Russia, where he currently resides

06.09.2026 à 14:07

Anti-Netanyahu protester set to be charged with inciting terror over social media post

Adi Hashmonai

Dr. Yolanda Yavor, who called to 'fight the traitor' in a post against the prime minister, was initially set to be charged with incitement to violence. Her attorney claims the charge was changed following a request by Likud to expedite the case

06.09.2026 à 13:00

In last-minute party shuffle, right-wing merger dismantles as Eisenkot fills out slate

Noa Shpigel

Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel dismantled their centrist-right Zionist Home merger citing 'the complex political reality.' Eisenkot refused to invite Hendel to merge with the Yashar party and also added social entrepreneur Adi Altschuler to his slate

06.09.2026 à 12:49

Fauda creator: Mark Ruffalo is 'ignorant, stupid' for saying genocide in Gaza

Ben Kroll

Avi Issacharoff said that the actor misunderstands the term, arguing that Israel's allowing aid trucks into Gaza disproves accusations of genocide

06.09.2026 à 12:06

'If you stop people-pleasing, people will be displeased. That's the hard part'

Amalia Rosenblum

Keeping everyone happy may have protected you in childhood. In adulthood, it can leave you anxious, exhausted and unsure what you actually want. But being the one who suffers doesn't let you off the hook for how you treat others

06.09.2026 à 12:06

Netanyahu's trial resumes with its fate increasingly tied to the next election

Yael Freidson

During the course of the trial, Netanyahu had gone from being an opposition leader to the country's most powerful defendant. If Netanyahu is reelected, he'll try to have the charges dropped. If not, he risks losing his biggest leverage

06.09.2026 à 11:23

Germany's far right poised to win most power since World War II in Sunday state election

Vera Weidenbach

The Alternative for Germany party is polling at around 40 percent in Saxony-Anhalt, raising the prospect of Germany's first far-right state government since World War II and putting Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democrats under pressure

06.09.2026 à 10:48

From the EU to Arab states: 'Everybody wants Netanyahu's government replaced'

Liza Rozovsky

The EU is avoiding steps that could strengthen Benjamin Netanyahu with voters, while Naftali Bennett and Yair Golan have both visited the UAE. Jordan and Egypt, meanwhile, would welcome any Israeli government that replaces Netanyahu

06.09.2026 à 08:46

The question Israelis refuse to ask: What has Netanyahu done to our conscience?

Eitan Bolokan

After so many years under the leadership of a corrupt politician whose public life embodies a moral void, Israelis have stopped caring about universal moral terms

06.09.2026 à 08:26

Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill four, wound 20, Health Ministry says

Jack Khoury

The Israeli military said it struck southern Lebanon after Hezbollah militants launched two drones at IDF soldiers in the Israeli-occupied buffer zone. Israel reportedly struck Ghandour Hospital and destroyed a three-story residential building in one town

06.09.2026 à 04:43

The closure of a Jerusalem cafe open on Shabbat is another step into the dark

Haaretz Editorial

Cafe Basimta's Saturday closure is a warning: Netanyahu's years in power have emboldened Haredi autonomy, deepened Jerusalem's culture war, and fueled ignorance, racism and misogyny

06.09.2026 à 04:38

Israel's election cycle reveals a country untethered from reality

Gideon Levy

This election should reckon with October 7 and the devastation in Gaza and Lebanon. An election cycle that avoids important issues foreshadows what will happen once it's over

06.09.2026 à 04:11

How can the IDF protect freedom of religion – and freedom from religion?

Asa Kasher

Religious and secular soldiers are asserting competing claims to freedom. The Israeli military needs a framework that protects both, without forcing either side to live by the other's beliefs

06.09.2026 à 04:02

From Hormuz to the Red Sea: How Yemen's Houthis could extend the U.S.-Iran war

Zvi Bar'el

Even if Hormuz reopens and U.S.-Iran tensions ease, the Houthis could sustain a second front in the Red Sea, threatening the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, disrupting routes to Saudi oil port Yanbu and increasing pressure on Riyadh

06.09.2026 à 00:26

Senior rabbi removes one of Knesset's longest-serving members from Haredi party slate

Aaron Rabinowitz

Senior rabbi Dov Lando told veteran lawmakers Moshe Gafni and Uri Maklev they would leave the Knesset to make way for new representatives. Gafni first entered the Knesset in 1988

05.09.2026 à 21:49

Border police conscript fatally shot after firing on officers in central Israel

Yair Foldes

Police received reports of an armed man with a long gun roaming between homes in the city. Large forces were dispatched to the scene, and a shootout developed between the sides. The suspect was seriously wounded, and no other people were hurt

05.09.2026 à 21:06

Former PM Lapid unveils Yesh Atid election slate amid poor polls

Jonathan Lis

Lapid unveils slate as part of planned merger with former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's party, with polls projecting just six or seven MKs and most current lawmakers either departing or unlikely to secure realistic spots on the joint list

05.09.2026 à 19:40

Ultra-Orthodox protesters block Jerusalem entrance over Shabbat bus services

Nir Hasson

Ultra-Orthodox demonstrations in Jerusalem follow weeks of clashes, including a protest earlier Saturday targeting a coffee stand outside the Jerusalem café at the center of a dispute over businesses operating on Shabbat

05.09.2026 à 17:19

U.S. military says it struck three Iranian crude oil carriers near Kharg Island

Reuters

The U.S. strike on Iranian vessels, amidst renewed hostilities in recent days, comes after a month-long relative calm in the U.S.-Iran conflict

05.09.2026 à 17:11

Hadash picks new Knesset candidate to replace Farah amid sexual harassment allegations

Jack Khoury

Hadash will formally approve Samir Abu Zaid for the fourth spot on the Joint List after Jafar Farah announces his withdrawal. Dozens of Farah supporters protested the selection process, while a senior official warned of a possible legal challenge

05.09.2026 à 15:24

Gloria Steinem was a feminist icon – and 'wherever there's antisemitism, a Jew'

Dahlia Lithwick

The influential writer and activist who died this week was a trailblazer for women in journalism and politics. Throughout her life, she showed a willingness to learn from her critics and adapt to new political realities

05.09.2026 à 14:16

Huckabee calls settler attacks 'acts of terror', urges prosecution during West Bank visit

Liza Rozovsky

The U.S. ambassador met Palestinian Americans in a West Bank town repeatedly targeted by settlers, saying Washington is working on a mechanism to curb violence and that U.S. citizens there are 'our responsibility'

05.09.2026 à 13:45

Iran accuses U.S. of striking oil tanker near key Persian Gulf terminal

Reuters

Iranian state media said four U.S. missiles struck the tanker near Kharg Island, Iran's main oil export hub. The U.S. military did not immediately comment on the report

05.09.2026 à 11:57

Report: Pentagon gave dozens of Joint Staff members polygraph tests in leak probe

Haaretz

About 50 military officers and civilian employees were questioned over disclosures to the press, including reports that the Iran war has depleted U.S. munitions stockpiles, The New York Times reported

05.09.2026 à 11:36

Queers for Palestine? The stormy debate on political identity in Israel's LGBTQ community

Esther Solomon

With a fateful election looming in under two months, we spoke to LGBTQ Israelis of every stripe about how their identities shape – or possibly clash – with their politics, how Oct. 7 and the Gaza war affected them, and what they fear most during this turbulent campaign season

05.09.2026 à 09:35

Israel restores school transportation for students in unrecognized Bedouin villages

Eden Solomon

The Association for Civil Rights in Israel warned the ministry that the policy was 'illegal, arbitrary and improper,' saying it infringed students' right to education and pressured families to leave homes facing demolition

05.09.2026 à 08:32

The sexual harassment allegations that could mark a turning point for Arab society in Israel

Adi Hashmonai

Claims against a high-ranking Hadash figure first surfaced in 2019. Feminist activists say the response this time points to a broader shift, as women challenge a deeply rooted culture of silence around sexual violence

05.09.2026 à 07:53

We met the Syrian spies by the border. Later, we learned they were planning to behead us

Uzi Mahnaimi

I ran agents for Israeli Military Intelligence Unit 504. I kept this story to myself for 50 years

05.09.2026 à 06:37

Israeli settlers' weekend hike: Palestinian teenager killed, home torched, windows smashed

Gideon Levy

Settlers come to the town of Sa'ir for a pogrom-type outing. Residents throw stones at them to drive them away, and a 16-year-old Palestinian boy is shot dead from a distance. Police arrest only the stone-throwers, while the shooter remains free

05.09.2026 à 05:51

NYT: U.S. intelligence believes Iran wants to escalate war before Midterms

Haaretz

The documents reportedly say Iran has gained a better understanding of the leverage afforded by its control of the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to attack 'if anything goes bad,' saying Washington may bomb Pickaxe Mountain 'very soon'

05.09.2026 à 01:28

IDF launches new strikes in Lebanon, cites attempted Hezbollah drone attack

Yaniv Kubovich

At least two people were reportedly killed in earlier Israeli strikes in Lebanon, and local authorities in northern Israel told residents to expect explosions and gunfire throughout the evening as part of 'routine' IDF activity

04.09.2026 à 20:46

Far-right ex-general could be hypocritical enough to drop Netanyahu for Eisenkot

Raviv Drucker

Ofer Winter has an inconvenient past went it comes to being fair with soldiers. Will such a flawed character lead him to reverse his endorsement for prime minister?

04.09.2026 à 20:42

Ex-Likud MK nixes new party as blocs consolidate ahead of party list deadline

Noa Shpigel

Erdan – one of the proponents of a Zionist unity government – said he had concluded that his Unity Party's support 'is not likely to be sufficient to clear the electoral threshold.' Eisenkot welcomed Erdan's 'responsible' decision

04.09.2026 à 18:50

As revenge killings claim four lives in a day, Nazareth braces for the next murder

Deiaa Haj Yahia

Residents say calls for revenge have been circulating on social media among people identified with both sides of a feud between two families. 'People in the city feel that something bigger has started,' said one Nazareth resident

04.09.2026 à 18:26

Trump wants to stop the fighting. Iran has trouble knowing when to quit

Zvi Bar'el

Iran's leaders are wracked by power struggles, indecision and an inability to admit mistakes. Economic pressure might push them toward a political resolution

04.09.2026 à 17:52

Left-wing Hadash Knesset candidate quits slate after Haaretz reveals sexual allegations against him

Adi Hashmonai

Hadash has reportedly received seven testimonies from women alleging that Jafar Farah sexually harassed them. The party will choose his replacement for the fourth place on the Joint List on Saturday

04.09.2026 à 16:34

Settler charged with violating IDF order issued over alleged violence against Palestinians

Nir Hasson

Tal Yinon Dardik was charged with violating an order by the IDF's West Bank chief after failing to report to a police station as he was required. The order alleges he was involved in physical and sexual abuse of a Palestinian

04.09.2026 à 14:30

What would it take for Israel's war-torn northernmost city to turn on Netanyahu?

Judy Maltz

On the Lebanese border, Kiryat Shmona has come under more intense bombardment than any other Israeli city in recent years. Supporters of the anti-Netanyahu bloc hope it will prompt voters in this Likud stronghold to rethink their loyalties, but they are likely to be disappointed

04.09.2026 à 14:27

Inside Trump's Gaza plan and its collision with Netanyahu's political survival

Liza Rozovsky

Trump's Gaza plan rests on reciprocity between Israeli withdrawal and Hamas' disarmament. But Netanyahu's government is blocking key steps, raising the question of whether security concerns – or electoral calculations – are driving Israel's resistance

04.09.2026 à 13:49

Ben-Gvir reserves second Otzma Yehudit slot for firebrand MK Tally Gotliv after Likud exit

Noa Shpigel

Gotliv, who was pushed down to the 20th place on Likud's slot and said she was the victim of a political 'targeted assassination,' was commended by Ben-Gvir for her 'fight against the deep-state and the attorney general'

04.09.2026 à 13:41

Israel's water crisis eases, but algae bloom still threatens desalination

Zafrir Rinat

Israel's Water Authority said supplies to households and agriculture have stabilized through controlled desalination, increased flows from the Sea of Galilee and hundreds of groundwater wells, but it gave no estimate for when the algae bloom will subside
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