Despite the setback, Hezbollah and its main Shiite ally are likely to retain 27 parliament seats; Saudi-backed Christian Lebanese Forces party, among the most vocal critics of the Iran-armed organization, says it won at least 20 seats

Armed Palestinians rally in support of Daoud Zubeidi, who died of his wounds after clashes with Israeli forces last week; Zubeidi's brother last year became one of Israel's most wanted fugitives after escaping Gilboa Prison

The 22-year-old resident of Al-Bireh was found with an axe in his car and a letter saying he intended to attack Israelis to avenge his friends; nine terror suspects apprehended by troops overnight

Request comes after former prime minister's defense managed to find discrepancies between allegations presented in indictment bill and evidence presented in court

Hundreds arrive on Mount Herzl to pay their last respect to veteran officer Noam Raz, who was killed in a firefight with Palestinian militants over the weekend; 'a hero in his life and a hero in his death,' police commissioner says

Defense chief says 'time has come to enshrine individual equality into Basic Law' in a move that could put him on a collision course with PM Bennett and his nationalist Yamina party

Speaking to Al Jazeera, Fatah official Jibril Rajoub claims PM gave an order to execute Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh, equates the war in Ukraine to the death of the reporter by indirectly referring to Russia?s claims of fighting 'neo-Nazis'

Druze advocates, backed by Liberman and Lapid, say supporting community only in words not enough and change to contentious bill is due, after IDF revealed identity of Druze special op's commander killed in botched 2018 Gaza operation

Daoud Zubeidi, brother of jailed militant Zakaria Zubeidi who last year became one of Israel's most wanted fugitives after escaping Gilboa Prison, was critically wounded during Israeli raid in Jenin

Eitan Ze'ev to serve six months of community service and pay his victim NIS 80,000 in compensation; defense lawyers say they are pleased with plea agreement as evidence lacking in prosecution's case

Police say 3 pro-Arab demonstrators arrested for assaulting an officer and disturbing the peace during the rally; right-wing movement activists claim to have been attacked by Arab protesters at the scene

Court green lights project, expected to boost tourism and ease traffic around Jerusalem holy sites; Palestinian opponent say the project would erase their heritage in areas they seek for a future state

President Herzog due to travel to UAE as are France's Macron, UK's Johnson and others; de facto leader Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed assumes role of president

Identity of Mahmoud Kehir el-Din, killed by friendly fire 4 years ago, was kept under strict censorship; 'Israelis can now know and express gratitude to a hero who dedicated his life to Israel's security,' PM says

Uri Savir is best known for heading Israeli delegation at Oslo Accords talks; he died on Friday of an unknown cause; Savir said to have remained committed to vision of a two-state solution until his death

Waqf, Hamas and others call for Palestinians to arrive at Al Aqsa Mosque to protect it from extremist Jews; tensions high following police clashes with mourners at funeral of Al Jazeera reporter

Election seen as test for Iran-backed Hezbollah and its allies to preserve parliamentary majority amid soaring poverty and anger following deadly Beirut port explosion

Developers say cutting-edge program will enable infantry teams to work seamlessly together, using networked warfare tech, and will improve 'soldiers' lethality, survivability, situational awareness, stamina and more'

Hussein al Sheikh, a senior PA official, says authority would welcome participation of international bodies in its inquiry, but has once again rejected an offer for a joint probe from Israel; meanwhile, Israel says it will investigate conduct of police at funeral procession

Three men tell Ynet about their sexual interest in feet, how women react, how they define a beautiful foot, and what they do in winter when women are in boots and feet aren't out on public display

Footage shows police officers facing scores of flag-waving and chanting Palestinians at the St. Joseph Hospital compound in East Jerusalem, who then began throwing stones at the forces and the hospital

Member of elite anti-terror police unit, identified as 47-year-old Sergeant Major Noam Raz, was shot during raid on terror suspect's home in northern West Bank, later succumbs to wounds in the hospital

Semi-annual Ad Hoc Liaison Committee meeting puts Israeli and Palestinian Authority officials in same room with international representatives; Palestinians say PA, Israeli economies directly intertwined

Officials say Palestinian Authority may be reluctant to cooperate in an inquiry with Israel to determine who shot Shireen Abu Akleh, killed in exchanges of fire in Jenin fearing public opinion but would reconsider ahead of Biden visit

Prime minister says he expects the Palestinian Authority to refrain from disrupting or contaminating probe after Abbas refuses to share forensic evidence; police braces for thousands in Abu Akleh's funeral procession on Friday

Ilana Sporta Haniya, 65, arrested after a joint police and Shin Bet investigation, weeks after allegedly sending threatening letters containing live bullets to wife and son of PM; she denies wrongdoing

The approval comes a day after Israel demolished at least 18 buildings in W. Bank following a court decision; approval considered the biggest advancement of settlement projects since the Biden administration took office

PA's Abbas angrily rejects Israeli proposal for joint investigation into Shireen Abu Akleh's death, says will refer case to International Criminal Court; 'They cannot hide the truth with this crime,' he says

Explainer: Swedish citizen Ahmad Reza Jalali is part of an ongoing trend in Iran, where foreign nationals are used as pawns in the Islamic Republic's ongoing fight with the West

Treasurer praises Arab governing partner for resuming support of coalition and blocking opposition's efforts to call a snap election, says confident in government despite loss of majority in Knesset