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On the 652nd day since the October 7 Hamas attack, during which dozens of Israeli men and women were kidnapped and taken to Gaza, renewed pressure mounted on both Israeli and international leaders to finalize a comprehensive hostage release deal. Amid ongoing negotiations in Qatar, tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through Tel Aviv on Saturday night, culminating in a mass rally outside the U.S. Embassy

The Ministry of Health has announced the formation of an official committee to investigate the governance and operations of Clalit Health Services, Israel's largest healthcare provider. The move follows a series of high-level resignations and growing concerns over corporate governance and management efficiency within the organization

In a dramatic political development, United Torah Judaism (UTJ) announced Monday evening its withdrawal from the government and coalition, citing a breakdown in negotiations over a long-promised draft exemption law for yeshiva students. The decision, taken at the directive of senior rabbis, marks a significant escalation in tensions between the ultra-Orthodox parties and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government

Former Israeli PM warns of ethnic cleansing as critics condemn forced relocation plan. In one of the most searing critiques from within Israel’s political establishment, former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has described the Israeli government’s plan to relocate Gaza’s population to a so-called “humanitarian city” as tantamount to the creation of a concentration camp

Six months into the war in the Gaza Strip, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was preparing to halt hostilities. A cease-fire agreement, negotiated through Egyptian mediators, was on the table. The plan, if enacted, would have paused fighting for at least six weeks, led to the release of more than 30 hostages, and opened the door to peace talks with Hamas — and potentially to a historic normalization deal with Saudi Arabia

Intel has initiated a new round of layoffs in Israel, marking the first time in years that employees at the company’s chip manufacturing plant in Kiryat Gat are being affected. According to sources familiar with the matter, employees at the Kiryat Gat site were summoned for hearings beginning Monday, with estimates suggesting the number of layoffs could reach into the hundreds