The growing protests in Caesarea, where the prime minister lives, has created an uproar in one of the richest towns in Israel. 'Caesarea reflects the problems facing the entire country –  a lot of hatred and division, and a silent majority'

IDF says drone launched from Lebanon shot down in Israel's north ■ Israel's FM says Turkey's Erdogan to 'end up like Saddam Hussein' after comments on invading Israel ■ Report: Israeli retaliation in Lebanon 'certain,' talks underway to avert strike on Beirut ■ Netanyahu's office sought meeting with some Majdal Shams victims' families but was refused

Soldiers attempted to stop dozens of protesters who stormed into the base and entered the military court building inside, as the demonstrators called them 'traitors'

Antisemitic comments by a pair of extreme left lawmakers declaring Israeli athletes and the country's flag 'not welcome' at the Olympics in Paris, are a post-election wake-up call of how deep the spider webs of hate against Jews are being woven by their party

Because I am also indigenous I don't intend to move. Hamas won't make me move, and neither will Bezalel Smotrich or Itamar Ben-Gvir

Avshalom Peled, the current acting police commissioner, was revealed to be the subject of multiple investigations of breach of trust, which delayed his appointment. After Peled's withdrawal, Ben-Gvir proposes a new candidate