Prime Minister Netanyahu, who still prefers the general election take place on its original date at the end of October, may continue talks with Haredi parties to delay a dissolution, even if it passes its preliminary reading

The video shows the activists kneeling on a metal floor in an unshaded area while Israel's anthem is playing and armed Border Police officers watch. Later in the video, a woman is heard pleading and screaming, as Ben-Gvir says, 'Don't be bothered by their screams'

Praising a Likud activist and convicted felon at the Knesset, Social Equality Minister May Golan said opposition lawmaker Gilad Kariv 'won't reach his level even in another two hundred reincarnations' as he 'goes with the Women of the Wall' feminist group that advocates for women's right to pray freely at the Western Wall in Jerusalem

Amid ongoing conflict and uncertainty in Israel, young secular liberals are embracing traditional marriage – often through the Rabbinate – as a source of stability and continuity, even as Western peers increasingly favor cohabitation

There are many religious Zionists, including right-wing ones, who have trouble swallowing the party's consent to an ultra-Orthodox draft-dodging bill, even in exchange for the free hand it has received in the West Bank and the government's unprecedented support of the settlements

The security reality Israel wants has political, economic and military conditions. But the question is not just how to disarm, but what comes after demilitarization; every leadership void will eventually be filled with anger and extremism

His win comes after hundreds of thousands of dollars in spending from progressive Super PACs seeking to bolster left-wing candidates amid AIPAC's growing involvement in primary races

The JDC endorsed Mallory McMorrow and Haley Stevens in a rebuke to progressive candidate and Israel critic Abdul El-Sayed. The Michigan primary stands to potentially determine whether Democrats can win back control of the Senate in November