Herzog accuses Mamdani of spreading 'blasphemy,' antisemitism, after stabbing attack
"Mamdani does not respect my nation's right for self-determination," Herzog accused the mayor. "He's basically spreading blasphemy, hate, antisemitic rhetoric."
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Police suspend Yoav Eliasi over recordings claiming influence with law enforcement officers
Hundreds gather at anti-government protest demanding Oct. 7 state commission of inquiry
Is the Gaza peace plan progress a major breakthrough? - analysis
Israel raises alert, estimates Trump close to order new attacks on Iran, officials tell 'Post'
Israeli officials warn renewed US strikes on Iran could trigger attacks on Israel, as embassies urge citizens to consider leaving amid rising tensions.
Uganda unveils Yoni Netanyahu memorial at Entebbe Airport 50 years after rescue operation
Uganda’s military chief unveiled the memorial on Saturday, calling it a testament to the countries’ enduring friendship, security partnership, and mutual trust.
Settler extremists destroy cars, leave three Palestinians slightly injured in West Bank attacks
According to Army Radio, IDF troops and police were dispatched to the area shortly after the attack to investigate the incident and search for suspects.
Avigdor Liberman joins supporters as haredi protesters target Jerusalem café for fifth week
Customers shouted “Enlist, enlist” as haredi protesters demonstrated outside the Jerusalem café for a fifth consecutive Saturday.
Israeli lawyer advocates killing Palestinians to BBC week after Gilad Farm deadly shooting
Yehuda Shimon confirmed to the reporter that, despite his occupation as a lawyer, the only law that really mattered to him was the Bible.
Congestion fees in Tel Aviv to be implemented in 2028 despite Transportation Minister opposition
The congestion charge project is moving forward despite continued opposition from Transportation Minister Miri Regev, although it has already been approved by the Knesset and the government.
Gaza border leaders furious, oppose planned security force cuts
Leaders from Sderot and surrounding councils warned that reducing security personnel or readiness could come at a heavy cost for residents.
To hell and back: A political ballet for Israel’s age of war
Seven choreographers, one live pianist, and a palindrome that refuses to end.
Grapevine: Onward August
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Reconciliation with Netanyahu will not turn Vance into a Zionist, former consul warns
Yaki Dayan, the former Israeli consul in Los Angeles, discussed the smoothing over of tensions between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US Vice President JD Vance in an interview with 103F.
