'Should the anti-Netanyahu bloc make it to 61 seats... There could be an opening for ultra-Orthodox parties to join such a government down the road,' an unnamed ultra-Orthodox minister told Haaretz

Judge Or Mammon said that the evidence demonstrating the attack was racially motivated did not convince him, saying 'if anything it significantly weakened it'

Proposal comes as Energy Ministry tries to solve Haifa Bay's pollution problem amid an impasse in developing the area

When so-called absentee properties – homes whose owners fled in 1948 – in Jaffa are sold, the buyers are usually Jewish, leading to accusations that the government seeks to drive out the Arab population

No casualties have been reported. The explosion seems to have occurred during a routine test at an advanced weapons factory which houses various types of missiles

The United Arab List's policy of ambiguity has thrust them to the center of Israeli political and public discourse; meanwhile, the Joint List struggles to find their footing

Conservative Jewish movement Noam members are refusing to participate in an online conversation with Tzipi Hotovely, the Israeli ambassador to the U.K., because of her political and religious views

Rebel group that the military blames for President Idriss Deby Itno’s death says its forces are 'heading toward N’Djamena at this very moment'