While polling data does not indicate who will be able to form a government, polling suggests 76 of the Knesset's 120 seats will be held by the right

Haaretz reveals how Benjamin and Yair Netanyahu, Likud officials and their media proxies have been using the Trump (and QAnon) playbook to cast doubt over election results since April 2019

The bloodshed comes less than a week after gun violence left eight people dead, including six Asian women, at three day spas in and around Atlanta

The detailed maps showed the exact boundaries of Israel Air Force and Military Intelligence bases as well as their names

Broad unemployment rate dropped to 15.4% in second half of February from 18.2% in first

Everything you need to know in order to exercise your right to vote in Israel Tuesday

Some are more likely than others, but particularly since by law no polling results have been published since Friday, none are beyond the realm of possibility

To save the democratic process, on Election Day, Israel's center-left voters should not settle for Sa'ar of Lieberman. They should boost Meretz and Labor into the Knesset

More than a decade ago, Netanyahu vowed he would make Israel among the worlds 15 wealthiest countries by GDP per capita. He didnt even try

A joint study with Israeli HMO Maccabi and the Technion, which included data from 1.7 million Israelis, shows protection against coronavirus peaks 35 days after second jab, at 99.3 percent

From the possibility of a Kahanist in the next Israeli cabinet to a Reform rabbi being elected for the first time ever, here are five crucial characters and trends to look out for on Tuesday

The planned road will encroach on parts of the 50-acre swamp, whose seasonal pools draw a variety of water birds as well as mammals such as foxes and swamp cats

Protesters against Netanyahu reflect on the past months of demonstrations, and the future, as they dismantle their tents near his official residence

Israeli company's deal with Thoma Bravo is expected to provide IronSource up to $2.3 billion in cash

According to newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, Civil Administration authorities showed some community members a map of the new village plans for the Khan al-Ahmar community

Smotrich's far-right Religious Zionism party has spotted a possible opportunity to fill the void caused by failing trust in the ultra-Orthodox community's leadership

Hackers post lists detailing names, ID numbers and voting location of all Israeli adults a day before election, blames politicians for using app they call a spy tool

Department of Justice official tells 60 Minutes that there is enough evidence to file sedition charges against some of those involved in the U.S. Capitol assault

The move by Saudi Arabia follows Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels stepping up a campaign of drone and missile attacks targeting the kingdom's oil sites

Ordinary Israelis didn't do too badly during the pandemic year, but the future may not be as bright as Netanyahu promises

The Decisive Decade for climate change is apace and Israel continues to pretend its business as usual despite our unique vulnerabilities to climate change

This week's election is more bad news for the Israeli left, after two years of a near-total collapse of popular support. How on earth did we end up here? Could a new left, committed to full equality for all, still arise?

What internet dating and Naftali Bennett share, how a 'strategic' vote is like a pre-cooked meal, and why a Tel Aviv Party would be bad. The renowned behavioral economist weighs in on the dynamics driving Israel's election

Footage of the assault in the Stamford Hill neighborhood shows a man putting a bag or pillowcase over the head of a woman in Haredi dress before delivering blows to her stomach

Orly Ades says delegitimization efforts have focused on undermining the Central Election Committee and its members ■ Labor warns of attempts to influence vote count

In the 2020 election, voters hoped the Joint List could shape Israel's political agenda. Now, after a split in the Arab alliance and an uptick in gun violence, voters are focused on the basics: personal security, housing and jobs

Prosecutors are looking to gather information and testimony from bankers, bookkeepers, real-estate consultants and others close to the Trump Organization

The danger is not of a coup d'etat, an overnight installation of a dictatorship or a drastic wholesale suspension of civil rights. Rather, it comes in the form of a gradual diminishing and weakening of democracy

Election Overdose podcast, episode 13, one day left: What Netanyahu was hoping to achieve by stalking Bennett, why have there been no debates for 20 years and has Lapid launched his campaign too late?

Biden said last week in an ABC News interview that it will be 'tough' for the U.S. to meet a May 1 deadline to withdraw troops from Afghanistan

Hamas, the Islamist militants governing Gaza, have good reason to favor Netanyahu, despite the damage he has dealt to the Palestinian cause

A deep dive into Israeli-Iranian naval war

Ein Matzav protest movement members say they are shifting focus to increasing voter turnout, while a statue of a demonstrator put up at the nearby Paris Square is once again removed

A renowned Egyptian feminist, psychiatrist and novelist, Saadawi's writings have stirred controversy for decades in an overwhelming conservative society

Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi of Egypt and Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman hope to use new cities to transform their countries. Don't count on it

With rapid COVID-19 testing, Israel prepares for next phase of reopening ■ Israelis with weak immune systems are more hesitant to be vaccinated against COVID ■ Palestinian Authority launches vaccine drive

Israelis head to the polls on Tuesday, for the fourth time in two years ■ Military announces West Bank closure on Election Day ■ Activists take down anti-Netanyahu protest encampment

To reduce crowding, many Israeli voters have been assigned to different polling stations than in past election cycles

Why is the number of undecided voters lower than the polls predict? Who will Israelis who didn't go abroad due to COVID vote for? Who is this election's tragic hero? Four takes on Israel's March 23 vote

The coronavirus crisis was a collection of governmental mistakes, but Netanyahu got lucky: Israel's return to routine coincides with the election

The educational system needs to adopt the structure and management style of the heath maintenance organizations

Taking a cue from Wall Street, tech is dominating the new issues on the Israeli stock market. But what happens next?

Israel's Health Ministry released new guidelines for the next stage in the COVID-19 reopening, including directives for rapid testing for those who don't have a Green Pass

Itamar Ben Abu, 47, was killed while crossing the road after Ibrahim Hamad attempted to flee violent attack by group of teenagers

Trump plans return with new platform that will 'completely redefine the game' after his account was suspended from Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites following the Capitol attack

After establishing the study program in the U.S. and bringing it to Europe, the Israeli cloud-based platform for designing websites is set to expand to Israel

The threats, which were reported following chatter in Iran's elite Quds Force, rekindle a debate around increased protection of Washington, D.C.'s waterways

Israel immediately and without evidence pointed the finger of blame at Iran when oil started washing up on its beaches. But the disaster could have a much less conspiratorial explanation.

Despite evidence that 'seemingly amounts to criminal offenses,' state prosecutor rules that there would be no reasonable chance for conviction of former Israel Bar Association Chairman Effi Nave

Palestinian Foreign MInister al-Malki met with ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda on Thursday, and had his permit revoked at the border upon his return to the West Bank Sunday

Extreme wildfires in southeastern Australia encountered 'perfect storm' of circumstances that produced a high-atmosphere haze comparable to that of a volcanic eruption, say Weizmann Institute scientists

Haaretz writers Noa Landau, Anshel Pfeffer and Allison Kaplan Sommer give a special pre-election briefing

Seven Asian-American Jews explain in their own words, how they are processing and handling the uptick in anti-Asian hate crimes while simultaneously dealing with an increase in antisemitism

It's easy to think that the entire 2021 Israel election campaign is about Netanyahu. But flattening the elections to a cult of personality - love Bibi or hate him - is both inaccurate and dismissive to voters

Iran would be willing to restore nuclear deal pledges only after U.S. lifts sanctions, Iranian Supreme Leader said

Public fatigue over lockdown measures, now in their fourth month, is growing but the numbers suggest state premiers may be forced to pull the 'emergency brake'

The shelling in the town of Al Atarib killed one child, the ministry said on Twitter

Tucker Carlson is pulling Republicans rightwards beyond Trump's 'America First' talk. And his claims that the Capitol insurrection and violent white nationalism are 'hoaxes' weaponized by Democrats are going mainstream

Victim's employers attribute the attack, which left the man requiring medical attention, to 'antisemitic hate speech that is being sounded against the ultra-Orthodox community' in Israel during COVID

'It is so precious, so wonderful, such a heartwarming feeling to know they went together,' their only child, Sarah Milewski said, then adding, 'I miss them'

You're advised to set up base camp before attempting 'Zack Snyder's Justice League,' while Netflix's 'Sky Rojo' is a disappointment from the creator of 'Money Heist'

As she approaches 59, the renowned Israeli singer is daring to open old wounds in her new memoir: from a childhood in Iran that included a five-story fall that nearly ended with a kidnapping, to her struggle for survival in Israel as she was forced t...

According to indictment, Sisat Fanti cursed three Ethiopian Israeli police officers during protest over the killing of 18-year-old Solomon Teka by an off-duty police officer

Up to 50,000 anti-Netanyahu demonstrators turned out in Jerusalem on Saturday night, three days before the election, to hear the message: It's in your hands now

European countries are occupying nine of the top 10 spots on the list of the word's happiest places, with New Zealand rounding out the group

Israel election: Two protesters report that they were attacked by Netanyahu supporters in 39th consecutive week of protests against the prime minister

The majority of Israelis say they don't want four more years of Netanyahu and the ultra-Orthodox parties leading the country. But in this election, a vote for Naftali Bennett's Yamina will produce exactly that

Right-wing and religious politicians are vowing to curtail the powers of Israel's top court if their bloc triumphs on Election Day. How and why did the judicial branch become such a divisive issue in Israeli politics?

An email sent to members said that service had been temporarily suspended in the clubs dining room and at its beach club because some staff members had recently tested positive

Medical staff, people over the age of 75, and cancer and dialysis patients will be inoculated against COVID first, Palestinian Health Ministry said

Last year, Saudi Arabia needed an oil price of more than $76 a barrel to balance its budget. In April 2020, the price of international benchmark Brent crude dipped below $20 a barrel

An Israeli historian demands to know why a gag order was placed on the identity of Shin Bet security agents involved with the case that rocked Israel: the assassination of Rudolf Kasztner

When a 'feminist rewrite' of Hitler's autobiographical manifesto was accepted for publication, the stunt won breathless kudos from right-wing media stars. But what did the three academic provocateurs actually 'prove'? And how does their prank fit int...

On Saturday, the coalition said it intercepted and destroyed an explosive-laden drone launched towards the southern Saudi city of Khamis Mushait

Revolutionary Guards statement quoted in IRNA report blames what it called terrorist groups for the blast in a square in Saravan, near the border with Pakistan

Britain hits milestone as half of all adults get first vaccine dose

Emergency curfew issued for Miami Beach, effective immediately after hard-partying spring break crowds trashed restaurants, brawled in the streets and gathered by the thousands without masks

In precedent-setting decision, Israeli judge writes court did not believe that teacher's aide's rights not to receive COVID vaccine or get tested 'outweigh right and duty to take care of the well-being of her students'

Israelis with weak immune systems are more hesitant to be vaccinated against COVID ■ Palestinian Authority launches vaccine drive ■ Israel says it vaccinated 105,000 Palestinian workers with first dose

Israel election, two days to go: Simulation held by three institutions reveals 'worrisome gap between the perception of Israel's preparedness to protect upcoming election and what might actually happen'

Low voter turnout in Israel's election on Tuesday worries four parties fighting to stay in Knesset

The holiday cuisine has been shaped by waves of Jewish immigrants who brought their recipes and added local flavors

In interview with Arabic-language newspaper Kol al-Arab, premier asserts that there is lack of understanding of law that stipulates only Jews have right to national self-determination in Israel

In Washington, U.S. President Joe Biden issued a Nowruz message calling for peace, prosperity and understanding

In his campaign speeches and press interviews, Netanyahu has singled out Lapid as his adversary for the premiership, though the opposition leader has thus far avoided claiming he's gunning for the position

Quake hits areas wrecked areas by the massive March 2011 quake that caused nuclear meltdowns and mass evacuations ■ No deaths or injuries reported

The international accord pledges to prevent, prosecute and eliminate domestic violence and promote equality ■ Turkey saw a rise in femicides in 2020

Alyssa McGrath, a current aide to New York Governor, has become the latest of at least eight women who publicly alleged sexual misconduct by Cuomo