After seeing opposition lawmaker Karine Elharrar elected to the Judicial Appointments Committee on a chaotic day in the Knesset, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is weak, afraid and making massive unforced errors

Police orders visitors evacuation from the zoo and aquarium, as all animals have been moved to secure areas

IDF inquiry states the soldier mistakenly believed Tamimi family fired at him, as the sound of the shots came from a nearby IDF officer. Army acknowledges communication deficiencies, incorrect decisions

The Glasgow establishment says it suffered attacks and several members moved away in part due to 'unchecked antisemitism.' According to one of the volunteers, there were 'constant rumors' from left-wing groups that members were 'rich American Jews exploiting the workers'

A Defense Ministry official said Israel was exporting surplus systems abroad, including earlier-generations of the tank

The White House’s bold leadership on antisemitism has created unprecedented momentum to root out and eradicate antisemitism. But it also had another effect: it has right-wing Jews reeling. What is their role now that they are in unfamiliar waters with the center and left leading the charge on a subject they thought they owned?

The organization responsible for the conference admitted to advertising the event before final approval from the Education Ministry, though they did give approval in the past for teachers to attend the conference as professional development

The vote to elect two lawmakers to the Judicial Appointments Committee was seen as a referendum on Netanyahu’s judicial overhaul, yet only the opposition punched its ticket to the key committee. Haaretz explains how Wednesday’s events all went down