Avigdor Lieberman attacked opposition leaders for teaming up with Netanyahu to orchestrate the drama-filled vote so that the PM could further delay the judicial overhaul and return a key coalition member to the government in return for the opposition getting a seat on the Judicial Appointments Committee

The attackers, from the Islamic State-linked rebel group Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), numbering about five, burned down a dormitory and looted food, police and the military said

With the war in Ukraine raging just across the border, Poland has received a clear warning from its chief NATO protector against perpetuating 'hate masquerading as morality,' while the LGBTQ community harbors fears ahead of Polish election

Across social media groups of protesters both for and against the judicial reforms, foreign entities are injecting their influence into Israeli society while the government of the 'cyber nation' fails to stop it

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara warns that the bill could create 'a slippery slope' for Israel's Arab citizens, and 'violate basic principles of Israeli law'

Over half a century after the Palestinian residents were expelled, the historic Mughrabi Quarter has been fully recreated in a 3D virtual world

Since there are no Arab members of the cabinet, the head of the Social Equality Ministry’s minority economic development authority, is expected to be the only regular Arab participant as a 'permanent invitee'

In Tel Aviv, the Judicial Appointments Committee took precedent, while in Haifa, former senior diplomat Alon Pinkas rails against the damage Netanyahu has done to U.S.-Israel relations