The Knesset is set to vote on a bill that would increase political control over judicial appointments in Israel, sparking concerns about the politicization of the judiciary.

Organizers and supporters of pro-Palestinian demonstrations at Columbia University are being sued for allegedly functioning as Hamas's 'propaganda arm' and 'in-house public relations firm' in New York City and on campus.

The Smol Emuni movement, which aims to give voice to left-wing, religious Jews, is hosting its first conference in the US to provide a forum for discussions on issues such as nationalism and socio-economic disparities.

Religious Zionist Israelis are becoming more critical of ultra-Orthodox communities and their lack of connection to the rest of the nation, according to a new survey.

US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz claims 'full responsibility' for mistakenly adding a journalist to a group chat in which top American officials discussed impending strikes in Yemen.

Columbia University faculty groups have sued the Trump administration over efforts to tighten rules on campus protests and put a Middle Eastern studies department under outside oversight. The lawsuits also seek to block the deportation of non-citizen anti-Israel campus activists.

Israel falls to Norway in World Cup qualifying match after tying the game 1-1.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was warned twice about Qatari funds being used for Hamas's military wing, according to reports. Netanyahu's office denies receiving any warning about the funds being used for terrorism. Qatar has been providing cash to Gaza since 2018, with the payments coming under scrutiny after the recent war in Gaza.

Over 50 alumni of the University of Amsterdam will return their diplomas to protest the school's decision to cut ties with Hebrew University due to concerns about academic freedom and the risk of benefiting the Israel Defense Forces. Critics accuse the university of bowing to demands of anti-Zionist activists who caused damage during protests in May. The decision has been seen as a double standard towards the Jewish state.

The High Court extends freeze on Shin Bet chief's firing, allowing PM to interview candidates for replacement. Government voted to fire Bar amid protests, citing loss of faith in him after Hamas onslaught. Court schedules hearing on petitions against ouster and orders government to respond before the hearing.

The Knesset is set to vote on a bill that would increase political control over judicial appointments in Israel, sparking concerns about the politicization of the judiciary.

The mother of hostage Elkana Bohbot says her family hasn't heard from government officials, only IDF liaison officers. She is concerned for her son's health as he suffers from asthma.

120 Hamas terrorists were halted by security forces while attempting to attack Beersheba, leading them to join other attacks in nearby communities.

The sister of a freed hostage warns of the dangers of military pressure and calls for a deal to end the war in Gaza.

The intensity of cyberattacks against Israel has tripled since the outbreak of the war with Hamas, with Iran and Hezbollah joining the hacking efforts. Israel experienced a 300 percent increase in phishing attacks. Former INCD director-general Gaby Portnoy emphasized the importance of collaboration between governments in the face of state-sponsored cyberattacks, particularly from Iran. UK Trade Commissioner for Europe Chris Barton sees opportunities in the collaboration between the UK and Israel in the cyber space.

The Foreign Ministry in Israel has received a significant budget boost for public diplomacy efforts abroad, including international campaigns and a media war room powered by AI.

Three anti-government, hostage rallies are happening in Jerusalem, with protesters expressing their frustrations and demanding government action.

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a truce in the Black Sea, with the United States facilitating negotiations for a peaceful resolution.

US President Donald Trump dismissed the accidental addition of a journalist to a group chat about Yemen airstrikes as a 'glitch' and stood by his top national security team despite the breach.

The Israeli military estimates that it has killed over 150 Hamas operatives and members of other terror groups since it resumed its offensive in the Gaza Strip a week ago.

The Jerusalem District Court freezes Palestinian Authority funds in support of a lawsuit by a terror victim's family.

Two men were killed in a shooting in the Western Galilee, adding to the surge of violent incidents in the Arab community.

Palestinian co-director of 'No Other Land' to be released after being detained by Israeli forces following clashes with settlers in the village of Susya.

A Hezbollah commander was killed in an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon. The strike targeted and killed Hassan Kamal Halawi, the chief of Hezbollah's anti-tank missile unit in southern Lebanon.

Gafni speaks out against accusations and incitement towards the ultra-Orthodox community during the budget debate.

Knesset Speaker calls for action against protesters who attempted to block the democratic process in the Knesset.

US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz may be fired for including a journalist in a private chat about US strikes on the Houthis. President Trump will make a decision soon. The incident was made public in an Atlantic article. Trump may also target Vice President Vance or Defense Secretary Hegseth for their roles in the leaked chat.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich hails the 2025 state budget as responsible and balanced, emphasizing its support for growth and the Israeli economy. He calls it a war budget and expresses confidence that it will be a victory budget.

Israeli forces kill 3, including suspect planning imminent attack, during raid in Qalqilya.

Jeffrey Klein, co-founder of Mother Jones magazine, dies at 77. His sons reveal that Jewish values influenced his journalism. Klein's work focused on exposing corruption and investigating the plight of Jewish refuseniks in the Soviet Union.

A Columbia University student is suing to block her deportation after her legal permanent resident status was revoked by the Trump administration.

A new book explores the story of a doctor who risked his life to save a Jewish girl during the Nazi occupation of the French Alps, raising questions about moral responsibility and resistance during wartime.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was reportedly 'inspired' by former US President Donald Trump to take action against those he perceives as disloyal, according to an Israeli official.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is planning to replace his longtime intelligence chief Majed Faraj, capping off a wider purge of security heads in Ramallah that began several months ago.

A New York high school student sues district for painting over her watermelon keffiyeh parking spot design, symbolizing support for Palestinians.

The co-director of the Oscar-winning documentary 'No Other Land' was arrested after being injured during clashes between settlers and Palestinians in the West Bank village of Susya.

Israel intercepts three rockets fired from north Gaza; Islamic Jihad takes responsibility.

Two Palestinians were arrested with Oscar-winning activist Hamdan Ballal for allegedly throwing rocks during a settler attack in the southern West Bank village of Susya.

A Cornell student activist who sued the Trump administration has been asked to surrender to immigration authorities.

The Israeli government argues that the court cannot force it to work with a Shin Bet chief it does not trust, following their decision to fire the head of the domestic intelligence agency.

The UN will reduce its international staff in Gaza after an incident at one of its compounds. Israel denies responsibility for the attack.

Trump administration officials accidentally added a journalist to a group chat where they discussed plans to strike Houthi rebels in Yemen.

Hamas has released a propaganda video featuring Israeli hostages Elkana Bohbot and Yosef-Haim Ohana, who were kidnapped in October 2023 and are still being held in Gaza. The families of the hostages have given permission for the video to be published, in the hopes of raising awareness and pressuring the Israeli government to secure their release.

Anti-government protests in Jerusalem's Azza Street are ongoing, with a singer joining the drummers and a teach-in held about the law and the attorney general.

Clashes between settlers and Palestinians in Susya result in injuries and arrests, including an Oscar-winning Palestinian activist.

Opposition Leader Yair Lapid accuses the government of 'stealing money' from working Israelis and transferring it to coalition partners, warning that the budget puts the country at risk.

Yitzhak Goldknopf, chairman of the ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism party, symbolically resigned from his secondary ministerial position in the Prime Minister's Office due to the government's lack of progress on exempting yeshiva students from military conscription.

Leading members of the opposition harshly criticized the government's proposed 2025 state budget, calling it a 'theft' and a 'robbery.' The budget is over 20 percent larger than last year's, with a significant increase in defense spending. Opposition lawmakers have criticized the budget for cutting funds for public sector workers while allocating billions for ultra-Orthodox yeshivas and unnecessary government ministries.

Rebel Otzma Yehudit MK being pressured to take ministerial role to oust him as MK

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir denies physical confrontation with Shin Bet chief during security meeting, calling reports defamation and threatening a lawsuit.

Hamas tentatively supports an Egyptian proposal for a Gaza ceasefire deal, but Israel claims it has not received the terms of the offer.

Deputy Minister Avi Maoz quits government, citing pressure from a 'deep state' that he claims has taken over the Justice and Education Ministries.

Avigdor Liberman plans to appeal to President Isaac Herzog if the government ignores a High Court ruling on the dismissal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, stating that it would be a threat to democracy.

A new ensemble in Tel Aviv is providing a new artistic home for dancers over 40, with their first performance of 'Four Fathers' coming up in April.

An Al Jazeera reporter in northern Gaza, identified by the IDF as a Hamas operative, was killed in an Israeli airstrike. Another reporter from the Palestinian Islamic Jihad was also killed in a separate strike.

The IDF denies Hamas's claim that a top official was receiving medical treatment at a hospital before being killed in a strike, stating that the claim is false and was spread to mislead the public and media.

France's main Jewish association has distanced itself from the invitation of far-right figures to an antisemitism conference in Israel, citing concerns of political exploitation.

An Israeli soldier was seriously injured in a terror attack near Yokne'am. The attacker rammed his vehicle into a bus stop, stabbed the soldier, and opened fire, killing an elderly man.

Israel has not yet decided on military rule in Gaza, according to Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar. The EU calls for negotiations to end the suffering in Gaza and criticizes Israeli strikes in Syria.

A 75-year-old man was killed and another man was seriously injured in a terror attack in northern Israel. The attacker rammed his vehicle into a bus stop, stabbed a man, and opened fire on a passing car, killing its driver. The alleged terrorist was killed by Border Police officers.

Shin Bet chief warns of execution due to accusations, while far-right minister accuses him of being a liar and criminal. Shin Bet conducts covert probe into possible infiltration of extreme-right elements into Israel Police.

Prime Minister Netanyahu's testimony at his criminal trial has been canceled so he can attend a Knesset debate. A defense witness will testify instead.

US Education Secretary Linda McMahon says Columbia University is making progress in recovering federal funding after implementing changes demanded by the Trump administration following pro-Palestinian protests on campus.

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) raises concerns about the dire situation of Palestinians displaced by the Israeli military operation in the West Bank, highlighting the lack of shelter, essential services, and healthcare access.

The Prime Minister's office denies knowledge of a Shin Bet probe into the National Security Minister and accuses the report of being a lie.

The new head of the Tekuma Directorate is working to resolve a funding dispute for the post-rehabilitation of Kibbutz Nir Oz, which was largely destroyed in a terrorist attack on October 7, 2023.

Housing Minister Yitzchak Goldknopf faced calls for his firing after dancing to an anti-Zionist song at a wedding. The song criticizes the government and military enlistment. Goldknopf disavowed the song, but faced criticism for directing housing resources towards the Haredi community.

The Shin Bet has secretly investigated the infiltration of extreme-right elements into the Israel Police after suspected political interference by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

A new Spanish-language docuseries, 'Testigos del Terror' (Witnesses of Terror), produced by Fuente Latina, aims to resonate with Spanish-speaking audiences and raise awareness about the October 7, 2023, Hamas terror attack on Israel.

Lawmakers in Israel allocate NIS 3.5 billion for upgrading wastewater infrastructure for farmers, aiming to reduce water costs and increase competitiveness.

The Shin Bet denies investigating extreme right groups in the police or political leadership, contradicting a news report. Former Kahane disciple Ben Gvir calls for the trial of Shin Bet head Ronen Bar.

Politicians denounce Housing Minister Yitzchak Goldknopf after a video shows him dancing to an anti-Zionist song. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praises Goldknopf for disavowing the song.

The Shin Bet is investigating the possible infiltration of Kahanist elements into the police, with evidence being collected of political involvement in law enforcement work.

An IDF officer has been jailed for secretly filming female soldiers in restrooms and engaging in inappropriate conduct.

The Knesset committee has approved the Tekuma Bill, allocating NIS 4 billion for development in the Gaza border area and exempting the Tekuma belt from budget cuts.

Disney's live-action 'Snow White' starring Gal Gadot opens with disappointing ticket sales and faces controversies and poor reviews.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir is reportedly pushing for increased pressure on Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

The Knesset will debate the 2025 state budget, addressing reservations and objections, with final votes scheduled for Tuesday.

The High Court of Justice has scheduled a hearing for April 8 to address petitions against the firing of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar. A temporary injunction has already been issued, and the selection of the panel has caused complications.

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer refuses to resign after voting for a Republican spending bill, sparking outrage and calls for his resignation from some party members and activists.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar and French President Emmanuel Macron condemn the attack on the chief rabbi of Orléans, France, and express their support for Rabbi Arié Engelberg and the Jewish community.

Yair Golan, chairman of The Democrats, criticizes government for dismissing Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, stating they have 'parted ways with logic'.

Prime Minister Netanyahu visits IDF draft center and emphasizes Israel's use of crushing force to defeat enemies

The High Court will hear petitions against the dismissal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar on April 8.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin demands the resignation of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara following a no-confidence vote, stating that trust cannot be restored and it is damaging the government's functioning.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara accuses the government of seeking to operate above the law and silence the government legal advice system. Protests have been held in support of Baharav-Miara and Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar.

Protesters in Jerusalem continue to demonstrate against the government's plans to dismiss Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar and Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. More than 1,000 faculty members at universities across the country are joining the protests, and disruptions in classes are expected.

Iran's FM says talks with the US are contingent on a change in pressure policy. Iran received a letter from Trump giving it two months to decide on new negotiations or face stricter sanctions. Iran denies seeking a nuclear weapon but has increased its uranium enrichment to 60 percent purity.

The Defense Ministry's Rehabilitation Department has received 16,000 soldiers for treatment since October 7, 2023, with many suffering from PTSD.

Retired Supreme Court justices warn against government's planned dismissal of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, stating it would endanger Israel's status as a country of law.

A young woman was shot and killed in her home in a Bedouin village in southern Israel. Police are investigating the incident.

The IDF has warned Palestinians to immediately evacuate the dangerous combat zone in Tel Sultan, Rafah.

Two motorcyclists were injured in collisions with cars during Houthi missile sirens in central this morning.

A memorial site has been created at Kfar Aza in honor of Ofir Libstein, the late head of the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council, who was murdered in October 2023. The site is part of a tourist trail that tells the story of Jewish settlement in the Negev Desert and includes the names of the victims of the attack on Kfar Aza.

Members of Israel's negotiation team are reportedly displeased with the conduct of their new leader, Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin is set to appoint Netanyahu loyalist Amir Ohana to a committee responsible for approving the firing of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, a move that is expected to be legally challenged.