Prime minister was reportedly told to avoid regular visits to the same publicly known place, which could explain why cabinet meetings have recently been held in varying locations

Analysts see Riyadh summit as opportunity for countries to signal what they want from incoming US president; condemnations of Israel, calls for de-escalation expected

Bureaucratic shuffle, a common move when new ministers enter role, takes on added weight amid ongoing war; former Communications Ministry head tapped to direct Foreign Ministry

Lapid calls far-right police minister a 'danger to the people of Israel,' while Democrats party leader Yair Golan accuses the government of operating like a 'criminal syndicate'

Event to reaffirm Jewish unity, bipartisan support for Israel sees markedly low turnout in massive venue; Schumer: After Amsterdam, 'rallies like this needed more than ever'

Murdered by Hamas terrorists while trying to flee the Supernova music festival on October 7

While the municipality claims that constructing 500 tall buildings will give the Holy City a vertical facelift, residents say it will mar the landscape and only benefit developers

Law enforcement officials say AR-924 model made outside of Taiwan and traded and shipped by Frontier Group Entity; admit they don't know exact identities of that firm's employees