Soldier in Mea Shearim neighborhood taken to safety by police officers; receives treatment for light injury to his hand

If Netanyahu sees it as his last hope, and Gantz thinks he'll emerge from it stronger, Israel could gradually slide toward the outcome everybody professes to want to avoid

Greenblatt visits Jerusalem to discuss Mideast vision, but with Israel stuck in post-vote paralysis, PM's transitional government lacks authority to take far-reaching decisions

Ahead of Rivlin consultations, factions signal eagerness to reach across traditional fault lines; ultra-Orthodox may be willing to work with secularist Lapid

Media consultant Ronen Moshe gets 9 months' community service, NIS 900,000 fine for 2013 bid to tilt government contracts to the television ad company he represented

World powers divided over how to handle 'alarming' humanitarian crisis in Idlib, with 400,000 people having fled their homes in last rebel-held province

Human rights group charges the unidentified Palestinian could have been disarmed; police say guards at checkpoint faced a 'life-threatening situation'

All votes have been counted except for 14 polling stations where there were reports of suspicious activity on election day; officials caution results could still change