Families of those slain and kidnapped on Oct. 7 urge Israelis to remember victims when they vote * Police investigating after Yashar billboard set on fire in Dimona
Israeli TV says top military commander likely to lose job if Netanyahu forms next government, which PM denies as 'fake news'; the two also reportedly clash over Hebron operation
Commission also alleges crimes against humanity, including torture and rape, by Israeli forces in West Bank; Israel blasts report as effort to demonize and delegitimize it
One in 10 residents of Be'eri were murdered in the Oct. 7 Hamas invasion; many feel the catastrophe must be probed by top-level commission, which the PM has refused to set up
Iran-backed terror group reportedly receives fresh cash from Tehran, rebuilds drone and explosives capabilities; claims right to ‘resistance’ against Israel
Meeting marks first high-level contact between Iranian officials and their Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish counterparts since regional conflict spilled over to desert kingdom and Yemen
Documentary-maker, after 30 years at corporation, alleged she was fired after filing formal complaint over hostile work environment for Jewish staff following Oct. 7
Army says it struck 2 Hamas commanders, 7 other operatives, including 3 who emerged from tunnel in Khan Younis; military 'unaware' of activity in al-Mawasi, where three said killed
US-backed Board of Peace says Albania to send liaison officers to region in November; Kosovo ministry tells ToI its explosives disposal team is ready, but awaits green light
Starting at 9:30 pm IST, editor David Horovitz, political correspondent Ariela Karmel and deputy editor Amanda Borschel-Dan will parse exit polls and share potential coalition paths
Chess legend and Putin critic says Russia’s propaganda machine is backing the PM, predicts a new government without him, urges Israel to side with Ukraine against a shared enemy
Legal correspondent Jeremy Sharon discusses efforts by civil rights organizations to protect voters and what political parties are saying -- or not saying -- about judicial reform
The PM is disseminating Iranian-style propaganda showing Tel Aviv under a mushroom cloud, and reportedly pressing his IDF chief to act 'relating to Iran' and potentially trigger a 'miscalculation'
Network says US president instead signaled there will be joint military action soon; PM's office denies 'fake news'; reps from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey in Tehran for talks
Paz's activism drew sharp criticism from some south Tel Aviv residents and strong support from right-wing politicians; she acknowledged the toll it took on her supportive family
Officials say three men were wounded in the dawn shootout in Karak; authorities have not publicly identified any possible ties to Islamist terror groups
Leftist leader defies predictions to secure unprecedented fourth term, as rival son of jailed former president alleges voting irregularities, seeks to annul vote
As hostility toward Israel grows over Gaza war and settler violence, many voters believe problem is beyond their control, accept Netanyahu's argument issue rooted in antisemitism
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