Times of Israel

Reports say arrests of Ra'am activists for alleged voter bribery followed complaint that PM's chief of staff relayed directly to police chief; TV network claims cops searched the trio's homes without warrants

Charges include crimes against internal state security, possession of weapons and explosives, which Hezbollah has said it planned to use against Israeli forces in southern Lebanon

IDF identifies at least six members of terror group it killed in airstrikes this week, including a commander involved in holding numerous hostages in the Strip after Oct. 7 attack

Troops separately arrest four terror suspects in Jenin; police launch arson investigation afters settlers reportedly torch Palestinian home

Radin Yeshiva, founded in 1869 by Lithuanian Rabbi Yisrael Meir ha-Kohen Kagan, had been converted into a theater after its history was obscured by the Holocaust and Soviet rule

Swedish climate activist Andreas Malm, who hailed the Hamas-led Oct 7. attack as 'an act of liberation,' claims he's being 'banned from doing my work as an intellectual, as an academic'

By claiming the election was 'stolen,' Netanyahu could be setting himself up for success in a repeat vote. But he might also recognize his days of majority government are ending

Minor skirmishes reported between police and demonstrators demanding more funding for education and relief from living costs; many carry Palestinian flags, anti-Israel posters

Klára Schneiderová, head of Czech Embassy's office in Jerusalem, had reportedly arrived in Israel a month earlier; Israel Police detain driver and launch investigation into crash

Gaza flotilla group promises action in support of strike that is expected to cause delays at some 100 ports in dozens of countries; workers also calling for better conditions

Novaya Gazeta, founded after fall of the Soviet Union, was branded a 'foreign agent' after becoming one of the last Russian news outlets to report critically on invasion of Ukraine

Talks coordinated with Washington, according to official; US said to believe hardline Iranian security council chief Mohsen Rezaei is best placed to head off hostilities

Israelis voted for the first time since Oct. 7, but there is no clear winner. The US president could hold the key to the unity government needed to finish the job in Iran

Opposition leader says Netanyahu has no path to majority; Yair Golan again urges cooperation with Arab parties as PM assures allies that right-wing bloc will stay together

Wounded from crash on southern highway include a 61-year-old woman in serious condition; rescue service says bus was transporting group of girls to a field trip

Blockchain researchers say Binance heist likely orchestrated by hacker group affiliated with North Korea; exchange says users are safe and that it will cover all losses

Acclaimed classically trained actor, hailed as 'one of the greats,' by his co-stars, died after suffering from previously undisclosed Alzheimer's disease and Lewy Body Dementia

While Lana Nusseibeh has won praise and the unanimous support of Gulf states, she has also been accused of covering up backing for Rapid Support Forces, who are accused of genocide

80 years after conclusion of postwar tribunal, author Natalie Livingstone's 'The Nuremberg Women' chronicles extraordinary cast of characters hosted by a Prussian countess during the trial

Israeli and foreign airlines alike must submit crew information 48 hours before departure; non-Israeli crew and passengers required to fill out online form before entering country

Pentagon official claims Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, ousted head of strategy for Joint Chiefs of Staff, failed three polygraph tests about leaking classified information to journalists

Argentina’s Milei congratulates Netanyahu on ‘great victory’ at election * Central Elections Committee publishes final election results, Knesset set to be sworn in on November 10

The Times of Israel’s regular feature on what is happening in the local property market right now

Record inventory of unsold homes and growing developer discounts point to a cooling market, but experts say data hides demographic realities

More than 10 US military transports land in Israel as 3 tankers catch fire after hitting mines near Hormuz; Trump says Vance outreach to Terhan was about medical supplies

Official turnout stands at 77.9%, with 5,716,665 total votes cast; Central Elections Committee reiterates that investigation into alleged voter fraud 'will not affect final results'

Israeli activist reportedly loses consciousness in South Hebron Hills; Tucker Carlson accuses Huckabee of ignoring brutal attack on Palestinian-American, US ambassador denies claim

Police reportedly use batons and stun grenades to disperse demonstrators; dozens of protesters and officers injured during demonstration

Tribal leaders launch effort to protect civilians; aid agencies warn health needs in besieged city are at 'breaking point' as hospitals struggle to treat wounded

Jewish groups renew criticism of Royal Spanish Academy entry as institution defends defining 'Jewish' as 'miserly,' saying it's 'because that’s how people use the word'

California driver sues state's department of motor vehicles for revoking her 'RVRTSEA' license plate, claiming a violation of 1st Amendment rights

With both blocs short of a 61-seat majority, their respective leaders must now decide which divisive issues are worth prioritizing, and which pledges are worth reneging on

Golan meets Eisenkot, Lapid and Mansour Abbas in coalition push; Ra'am leader says minority government unlikely; Liberman keeps distance from opposition partners; opposition chiefs vow fraud probe won't delay new Knesset

Egg prices go up 2.1% on Sunday; flour is reportedly set to rise by as much as 14%, with bread, pasta and other staples likely to follow, a fresh blow to households stretched thin by cost-of-living crisis

Lebanese leader cites truce, IDF pullout, border demarcation, prisoner releases as outstanding issues; German minister urges support for Lebanese army, warns of UNIFIL withdrawal

The ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism party would abstain from votes rather than join the coalition, according to Channel 12; military draft remains major obstacle to agreement

Mohamed Sabry Soliman said to plead guilty to 9 counts of hate-crime offenses, 3 explosives charges in federal court for 2025 firebombing in Colorado; already in prison for murder

Prosecutors say soldier sent Iranian handler sensitive info about military's readiness and call-ups, including his own deployment during Iran war; probe finds handler joined Telegram group for incoming soldiers

Elif Eralp accidentally acknowledges to Der Spiegel that she and her husband are 'afraid of these people,' referring to Die Linke supporters with ties to terror groups Hamas, PFLP

Lucas Zelnick responds to audience member that 'what’s happening in Israel is horrible' but 'it's not all Jews,' in the latest in a series of incidents targeting Jewish comics

Jason Turkish, fiancé of Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost to El-Sayed in primary, says voting for Republican Mike Rogers is 'very simple' choice

Michigan Democrat's Senate campaign says far-left Rebellion PAC behind ad is 'not affiliated in any way' with El-Sayed, but doesn't address how he views the content itself, which he has echoed in his own statements

Shin Bet, whose chief had praised vote on election day, stresses suspicions remain unproven and do not implicate Arab voters as a whole; police say no basis for Likud's claims of stolen election

Alleged assailant likely jabbed another man with needle in separate attack on the same day as stabbing, after assaulting someone last year outside yeshiva

Liberian-flagged container ship, charted by Israeli shipping company and departed from Haifa, is latest vessel to be targeted in string of suspected Russian attacks

Bangkok said to withdraw naturalization of Chabad Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor, who has lived in Thailand since 1993, under law that bans continued usage of other nationality

The anti-Netanyahu parties won a Knesset majority, but they do not have the means to translate that into even a minority government. The failure is staggering, and may echo long into Israel's future

Election panel head Noam Sohlberg has told the Shin Bet to probe allegations of foreign influence, reported to involve Qatari funding for an Arab get-out-the-vote effort. Why is that illegal, and what could its fallout be?

Qatar reportedly implicated, but Likud statement doesn't name Gulf state; Eisenkot says allegations must not delay Knesset's swearing-in; Herzog: 'We must avoid tarnishing an entire community'

Editor David Horovitz on the muddied paths toward a stable coalition, the significance of the Arab vote and those last 'double-envelope' ballots