Two attacks on troops in south Lebanon cause range of injuries, commander of 401st Armored Brigade seriously hurt; IDF strikes Hezbollah weapons site in clinic

'We will very soon reach the region of ​​80,000-90,000 draft dodgers,' IDF official tells MKs, as PM launches last-ditch campaign to pass law sparing Haredim from conscription

Judges rule that requirement for aid groups to provide information on their employees has 'clear security purpose,' rejecting proposal for 'independent screenings'

Chris Rabb wins Democratic nomination for US House seat in Pennsylvania, underscoring view that staunch opposition to Israel is arguably most potent force in the party today

Knesset committee working to finish controversial legislation, which critics say would mark an unprecedented step toward annexation, for final votes in the plenum on Sunday

Democratic incumbent to run against Stacy Garrity, who has invested heavily in Israel bonds and accused him of not taking antisemitism seriously despite 'understanding its evils'

Ministry's 'Incitement Committee' has compiled reports on 160 employees over their political expression, 52 of whom have been subject to disciplinary action, Haaretz reports

Vandals use 'Zionist Occupied Government' conspiracy theory in targeting London soccer team, the new English league champion, and US company Deel, founded by a French-Israeli