Protesters called on the Israeli prime minister to seal a hostage deal, asking 'How many more soldiers will be killed until we achieve reach victory?' Netanyahu, whose testimony ended early due to a visit by the prime minister of Fiji, did not respond to the protesters

Ariel Bronz, an Israeli actor known for his performance in the film 'Yes,' was detained by the Israeli police on Wednesday morning for a months-old Facebook post featuring 'a satirical, playful poem that presents a distorted reality in which one prime minister is violently replaced by another'

At a hearing on the conscription of ultra-Orthodox men, the IDF Manpower Directorate director warned that the Israeli army is in dire need of new recruits, and that the Israeli government should focus on enlisting Haredim, not arresting them

Attorney Ehud Gabay, who was in negotiations with the police and the prosecution regarding an agreement, is on being held until Thursday and is suspected of breach of trust and fraud. Police consider him a central figure in the commission of offenses also attributed to Social Equality Minister May Golan, who still refuses to appear for questioning

Although Likud tried to convince its base that the speech had been a success, the stock market's dip and investor panic made it clear otherwise. At the press conference he called the next day, the Israeli prime minister appeared confused, stressed and untrustworthy

Move timed to ensure that President Donald Trump, who opposes the decision, has left the country at the end of his state visit

Police are appealing a lower court's decision that permits Yonatan Urich to resume working in the Prime Minister's Office. They argue that his involvement in the Qatargate case and access to sensitive information in this position poses a significant security risk to the ongoing investigation