פוליטיקה ישראלית — כנסת, ממשלה, בחירות. Israeli politics: Knesset, government, elections.
PM is facing challenging political mood back home, and can count on headlines from Thursday's address. What he really wants is a Trump meeting, but president…
US President Donald Trump has claimed Afrikaners face persecution based on their race in the Black-majority country, allegations the South African government has denied.
Yisrael Beytenu says it will back disqualification of Ra'am, as well as Joint List and individual politicians * Trumps links to days-old poll showing edge for…
Otzma Yehudit chair unveils plans to 'encourage' Palestinians to leave Gaza and West Bank, fire attorney general, loosen constraints on military and radically constrain judiciary
Ben-Gvir leads the far-right Otzma Yehudit party and recently added Gotliv to the second slot on his list after she left Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling…
Baharav-Miara says post-October 7 article by Sami Abou Shehadah may constitute support for armed struggle; Yashar, Blue and White back Otzma Yehudit bid to disqualify him
Lebanese parliament passed sweeping law in August intended to help thousands of prisoners, many of them Islamists, but an appeal has put it on pause for…
27 parties will compete for 395 parliamentary seats on Wednesday, as Moroccans contend with key issues including poverty, healthcare, education
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir had defended the IPS after the footage emerged, alleging that Tsarafi disrupted order and mistreated prisoners and staff.
News editor Ben Sales discusses backlash following the dismissal of rapper from Ed Sheeran's tour and examines why economic platforms rarely win Israeli elections
Die Linke’s Berlin triumph has brought scrutiny of its ties to pro-Palestinian activists and disputes over antisemitism into negotiations over the capital’s next government.
The Israeli, Fares Abu al Hija, 32, of Kaukab Abu al Hija, is alleged to have conducted spying operations for Iran, including taking photographs of former…
"We're thinking about a variety of scenarios; not all of them are being discussed very much publicly," Lithuanian Prime Minister Sinkevicius told the BBC.