Overnight sit-in held outside Gallant's home as anti-reform protests enter 27th week
Police say ahead of the demonstrations they would not tolerate attempts to damage infrastructure or hurt officers.
Israel
Right slams IDF general for preventing crackdown on illegal Palestinian construction
GOC Central Command Yehuda Fuchs not heeding requests to send enough troops to secure enforcement operations. Sources: He fears being accused of selective action in light of lax policy toward Jewish communities.
Carrefour denies report of plans not to open stores in Judea and Samaria
French supermarket giant assures branches in Israel will be opened "according to a business plan and not political considerations."
Thousands block Ayalon Highway, key junctions for hours over judicial reform
Latest spontaneous demonstration comes after Tel Aviv police chief all but forced out by pro-reform minister. During a live news broadcast, a motorist drives his car through a crowd of protesters, striking one man.
Anti-government protesters face off with police at Ben-Gurion International airport
Demonstrators stage large protest hours after briefly shutting off access to the major seaport in Haifa.
Milchan, in Netanyahu trial, denies getting help with TV merger
The Israeli businessman and producer is testifying in Case 1,000 involving the charge of fraud and breach of trust.
At annual gala, Herzog lauds Birthright for building 'crucial bond within Jewish people'
To date, over 800,000 Jewish youngsters visited Israel as part of the Birthright program.
Police find letter threatening PM Netanyahu on brother's grave
Israel Police and the Shin Bet internal security agency are working together to find the author of the threats placed on Yoni Netanyahu's grave on Mount Herzl
UN pares down list of firms doing business with Israeli settlements
The long-awaited update was limited in scope due to budget restrictions and was only able to review the original list of 112 companies.
Court recommends prosecution drop bribery charge against Netanyahu
The parties were informed that “there are difficulties in establishing the offense.”