Arab voters offer Netanyahu's rivals a historic chance to unseat him. Their demands are hardly radical, and a Jewish-Arab government could heal Israel

Iran's foreign minister said it is in 'close and ongoing contact with intermediaries' on proposals that could implement a 7-day peace plan • A senior Iranian official said a Qatari proposal only offered 'unacceptable ideas'

More than 10,000 Palestinians with Israeli citizenship voted, breaking a boycott dating back to Israel's 1967 annexation. Residents say the shift could also reshape municipal elections, where Palestinians could transform Jerusalem's city government

From Sky News in Arabic to Egypt's Al-Rad – it was an exceptional night in the scope of attention devoted to Israel

Connie Chan's support for an arms embargo and Palestinian refugees' right of return has helped Scott Wiener retain Jewish establishment support, despite calling the Gaza war genocide and backing a ban on offensive weapons sales to Israel

Celebrations over high voter turnout at the Joint List and Mansour Abbas' UAL headquarters have given way to frustration and concern. While Abbas is keeping his options open, the Joint List has offered to work with Eisenkot to unseat Netanyahu

I had already rehearsed how I would explain my decision not to vote. Then I began to waver, as people around me who had boycotted for years were deciding to vote

Likud urged the police and Shin Bet security service to investigate the allegations, after the Joint List and the UAL won a combined 19 seats. Likud accused the parties of 'supporting terrorism and the destruction of the Jewish state'

Eisenkot's bloc has won 48 seats, meaning they will need the support of both Arab parties in order to form a government. Arab politician Ahmad Tibi said that the opposition can form a government 'if it wants to, if it is brave enough to'

Two Israeli friends from the IDF's elite Talpiot unit, a father who worked at IBM and a gamble on an industry that barely existed: Quantum computing start-up Classiq CEO tells the story behind the deal with Intel

From Hebron to Gaza, soldiers are carrying out expulsions of Palestinians under the guise of military operations. The euphemism obscures reality, allowing Smotrich's vision for a Palestinian-free land to advance

A Palestinian victory isn't tearing down the wall in a day, but claiming one more centimeter in a reality that has already decided almost everything for you

Once the vote count is complete, the president will consult with parliamentary factions before giving a candidate 28 days to form a government. But what happens if they fail?

Joint List candidate Ahmad Tibi says that a historic high Arab turnout prevented a right-wing majority, and that if the opposition parties are 'brave enough' to break the Arab party boycott, they could form a government

Construction index was losing 8% in mid-day trading, banks were down 4% and the shekel is losing ground against the USD

The U.S. warned Gulf states to prepare for a short, intensive campaign after the midterm elections, The Wall Street Journal reported. Asked about a post-election attack, Trump said 'anything is possible'

All roads lead to another election, which will produce the same inconclusive results. On Tuesday, a national disaster, strategic failure and corruption were normalized

Exit polls predicted six to seven seats for the party, and at headquarters, they couldn't hide their disappointment for long. 'The people of Israel are stupid,' Ben-Gvir's aide said, but quickly corrected himself: 'I'm sure we'll win in the end'

Golan said the opposition has a majority and a responsibility to replace Netanyahu's coalition, rejecting what he called the prime minister's racist distinction between Jewish and Arab votes. With 66 percent of ballots counted, the UAL had six seats

As exit polls cast doubt on his path to another term, Netanyahu claimed the right-wing bloc had a decisive majority and warned against letting foreign considerations distract Israel from confronting Iran

With neither bloc securing a majority without Arab support, Israel faces three possible paths, one increasingly unlikely. As counting continues, Netanyahu may yet find a way to stay in power