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Attorney Michael Ravilo was elected Israel’s next State Comptroller following a dramatic two-round vote in the Knesset that exposed tensions within the governing coalition and prompted allegations of political pressure and violations of ballot secrecy

Dozens of ultra-Orthodox protesters gathered Wednesday evening outside the home of Israeli Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg in Alon Shvut, where demonstrators reportedly attempted to breach the property and caused damage to private belongings

Five people were killed in separate incidents across Israel over the past 24 hours, as authorities continue to grapple with a surge in violent crime linked to organized crime and family feuds

Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yeshir party, declared today (Tuesday) that the current government is "fueling division as if it comes with no cost." At the launch of his party’s election campaign, Eisenkot accused the leadership of "refusing to take responsibility for its failures, even at the cost that a lack of investigation may lead to their repetition

Thousands of demonstrators gathered Saturday evening in Tel Aviv's Habima Square and at dozens of locations across Israel to protest a series of controversial laws passed by the outgoing coalition shortly before the Knesset dissolved ahead of new elections

Israeli police said Friday evening that Meli and Liel Yahalomi, who had been reported missing during a trip abroad, were located safely in Argentina following an extensive international search

Israel’s Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously struck down legislation that temporarily froze arrest, investigation and enforcement proceedings against ultra-Orthodox men subject to military service, ruling that the law was improperly enacted and, according to eight of the nine justices, was also unconstitutional on substantive grounds

Israel’s Ministry of Health on Monday ordered the immediate suspension of operations at Medica Tel Aviv, a private medical center in Tel Aviv’s Ramat HaHayal district, following a surprise inspection that uncovered what the ministry described as serious and immediate risks to patient safety