Israelis voted for the first time since Oct. 7, but there is no clear winner. The US president could hold the key to the unity government needed to finish the job in Iran

Editor David Horovitz on the muddied paths toward a stable coalition, the significance of the Arab vote and those last 'double-envelope' ballots

Political correspondents Tal Schneider and Ariela Karmel attempt to dissect election results and weigh in on the many outstanding questions

Political correspondent Tal Schneider discusses candidates' latest statements and voting trends in the Arab population

In the fifth episode of our new podcast series, we go deep into the world's oldest hatred and why it is being proliferated yet again today

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

Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian updates us on violence in the West Bank, security coordination with the Palestinian Authority, and a unique naval drill in the Mediterranean Sea

ToI's movie maven and deputy editor agree to disagree -- again -- about the 1979 film starring Alan Arkin and Peter Falk that was immensely foundational to Hoffman's childhood

The head of the INSS and former military intelligence chief warns that the emerging concept doesn't see peace as the goal, and is looking to replace the US alliance