Israeli disinformation agency infiltrates news outlets, meddles in elections worldwide

The private intelligence firm, known as 'Jorge Group,' offers its customers services ranging from hacking and forging documents, to disseminating false news, interfering in elections, and creating gigantic networks of fake social media accounts

Israeli lawmakers dissolve Knesset in 92-0 vote, snap elections on 1 November

The collapse of the coalition government was welcomed by former prime minister Netanyahu, who is hoping to capture the extremist vote in November

Israeli Knesset votes to disband, snap elections incoming

The coalition that unseated former PM Benjamin Netanyahu from power lasted just over a year amid growing internal strife

Israeli defense minister threatens to resign over judicial overhaul

Members of Netanyahu's Likud Party are reportedly arranging to 'soften' the upcoming reforms following Yoav Gallant's threats

UAE suspends Israeli arms deals until far-right govt ‘brought under control’: Report

Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi have developed deep economic and security ties since the signing of the Abraham Accords in 2020

Israeli companies withdraw $2.2bn to invest abroad

Israeli companies seek to withdraw its money from the country in the wake of the governments decision to limit the powers of the national judiciary

More Israelis seek foreign passports after judicial overhaul: Report

Israelis are calling the far-right government's judicial overhaul a threat to Israeli 'democracy'

Israeli army chief makes secret visit to Bahrain for US-organized summit

Bahrain is one of a handful of Arab states that have normalized ties with Tel Aviv

Israeli military reveals ‘Ghosts’ Unit to confront Hamas, Hezbollah

The unit, which was established in 2019, is known for its secret reconnaissance operations, and has been simulating raids on Lebanese villages as well as developing a robotic combat team using 'highly accurate drones'

Jordanian king holds meeting with Israeli prime minister

This was the first meeting between the two since Netanyahu reassumed his position as prime minister

Half of Israelis believe Jews should have more rights than Arabs: Survey

49 percent of the 20,000 respondents believe that Jewish Israelis are entitled to special accommodations over Arabs

Israeli justice minister announces plans to limit supreme court authority

The Israeli justice minister referred to the plans as a 'constitution revolution'

Israeli settlers desecrate Christian graves in Jerusalem

Jerusalem’s Anglican Archbishop Hosam Naoum described the vandalism of the Protestant cemetery as a 'clear hate crime'

Israeli, Bahraini FM discuss expansion of bilateral ties

Cohen disclosed that the two foreign ministers had discussed the developments of several 'meaningful projects'

Trump accuses Democrats of sabotaging Saudi-Israeli normalization

Trump boasted about being a soldier for Israel, and said he was the president who advanced Israel's goals the most in the past 50 years

Progress in negotiations for Israeli government formation falters

Netanyahu is counting on Donald Trump's victory in the upcoming presidential elections, as it would give Likud the opportunity to approve countless new settlements without backlash

Leader of anti-Arab extremist party redoubles push to control Israeli defense ministry

The extremist Religious Zionist party reportedly wants control of the defense, education, and religious affairs ministries

‘Whole world worried’ over Ben Gvir’s far-right extremism: Israeli president

Herzog's statement was accidentally picked up by a microphone that he thought was turned off

Gaza’s fishermen struggle to live amid Israeli restrictions

Following the 2006 Palestinian legislative election, in which Hamas gained the majority of the votes, Israel imposed new crippling restrictions

Israeli media whitewashes anti-Arab Itamar Ben Gvir days after election victory

The Jewish supremacist MK, who has led violent raids into Al-Aqsa Mosque and urged settlers to shoot Palestinians, says he has 'grown up and moderated' since last week's ballots

US officials may boycott far-right Israeli MK: Report

The report states that Washington has not yet taken a decision, but is leaning against coordinating with Ben Gvir and others like him

Israel to impose full shutdown in fear of security breaches during elections

Israel's security services are at the highest readiness after receiving threatening messages about possible violations on election day

Gantz berates Arab-Israeli lawmaker who expressed support for Nablus martyrs

The occupied West Bank city of Nablus has become the target of nightly raids by the Israeli army

Tens of thousands mourn civilians killed during Israeli aggression on Nablus

The mourners denounced the Israeli assault and carried Palestinian flags and black banners during the procession

Palestinians boycott Zara for ties to Israeli extremist

Joey Schwebel, chairman of Israel's Zara franchise, hosted MK Itamar Ben Gvir for a campaign event a week prior to upcoming elections

Nablus under Israeli siege for ninth day as Palestinian factions confront intruders

The Lion's Den, a new Palestinian resistance group in the West Bank, has reportedly become 'a major headache' for Tel Aviv ahead of elections in November

Netanyahu rejects Israeli PM invitation to ‘futile’ briefing on Lebanon maritime deal

In response to Netanyahu's refusal, Lapid called him an 'irresponsible opposition leader'

Netanyahu makes headway in polls weeks before elections

New opinion polls suggest that the former prime minister is inching closer towards winning a majority in the Knesset

Israel will profit from Lebanon’s gas extracting operations: Israeli PM

Israel says the US-drafted proposal to end the maritime border dispute with Lebanon has 'great economic value'

Israeli opposition attempts to derail maritime deal with Lebanon

Benjamin Netanyahu has renewed his accusations that interim Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid has given into Hezbollah’s demands