Defense minister warns cost of dealing with Iran will be higher in a year; warns Tehran against transfer of advanced weapons to proxies; says Israel's position on Ukraine 'ethical'

Coalition said to tell Knesset it will remove Silman from panels after she wouldn't back Kahana's reappointment as religious services minister; Pinto to replace her on health panel

Appeals court confirms earlier ruling that ex-presidential candidate didn't deny crimes against humanity by saying Philippe Pétain sacrificed foreign Jews to save Jewish citizens

Assailant 'neutralized' near HQ of regional military brigade; no soldiers hurt, no word on attacker's condition; video shows man approaching 2 soldiers, apparently with knife drawn

Police say family members of man who died after apparent overdose assaulted medical personnel and damaged property; 1 arrested

Shiite group's allies lost seats in Sunday's voting, but Israel's northern neighbor remains a dysfunctional state in which Nasrallah's terror faction does what it pleases

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked and Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar slam proposals to refine or revoke contentious law that enshrines Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people

Unpublished report by former deputy director general Prof. Itamar Grotto is rejected by ministry's legal adviser during turbulent Health Committee hearing

US Jewish group, a founder of Planned Parenthood, stepping up efforts to assist those who need help to end pregnancies in wake of likely overturn of Roe v. Wade

Zelensky said the evacuation to Russian separatist-controlled territory was done to save lives of fighters: 'Ukraine needs Ukrainian heroes to be alive. It’s our principle'

Robert Keith Packer told FBI agents he wore antisemitic sweatshirt "because he was cold,' expressed no remorse for taking part in storming of US Capitol

Reports say army concerned about increased resistance during recent raids where they have been confronted with dozens of Palestinian gunmen

TV says incident came last week as IAF fighters departed area after alleged strike and they were not in danger; move could signal a significant shift in Moscow's ties with Israel

Police say 6 cops lightly injured, at least 15 Palestinians arrested; Red Crescent says 71 wounded as a funeral procession deteriorates into violence for second time in a week

Federal prosecutors say they are contemplating federal hate crime charges against Payton Gendron, who wrote in manifesto that he intended to terrorize all non-white, non-Christians