In 1996, Benjamin Netanyahu secured victory in the elections, kicking off a prime ministerial run that has spanned decades and numerous momentous, state-changing events.

The report says the decision was kept under tight classification in part to avoid U.S. pressure during the Iran campaign.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voted for the bill in person.

The legislation was advanced by lawmakers from ultra-Orthodox parties, including members of United Torah Judaism and Shas, and follows years of debate over the role of religious courts in civil legal matters.

He noted that he was born on the same day India formally recognized the country in 1950.

Netanyahu delivered a direct warning to Tehran, stating that Israel remains fully prepared for any scenario. By United with Israel Staff Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a forceful address during a special “40 signatures” debate in the Knesset plenum, declaring that Israel is stronger than ever and warning Iran that any attack on the Jewish... Read more »

Calling him 'a warrior of Israel,' Netanyahu firmly declares: 'There are no more hostages in Gaza!'

President Donald Trump addressed the Knesset during the historic implementation of his 20-point plan to release the hostages and promote peace in the Middle East.

Significant road closures are expected in central Israel and within Jerusalem during the brief visit.

According to the Australian Jewish Association, which invited Rothman, the MK was due to speak at Jewish schools and synagogues and meet with victims of antisemitic attacks.

Smotrich: 'We are changing the face of the settlement enterprise not just as a slogan, but through real action.'

In addition, Israeli and American flags were projected onto the walls of Jerusalem’s Old City, while in Tel Aviv, City Hall was illuminated with the same flags as a token of appreciation.

'It's over. Terrorists will no longer see a shekel from the State of Israel. We are rectifying a huge absurdity today,' said MK Ofir Katz, the bill's sponsor.

For the first time in history, the menorah was lit on Chanukah at the Knesset Plenum on Tuesday.

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana presented certificates of appreciation to six heroes for their actions on Oct. 7th.

Knesset bills passed by overwhelming majority prohibit UNRWA from operating within Israel and bar state authorities from maintaining contact with it.

The government has tapped Transportation Minister Miri Regev to organize the upcoming state ceremonies.

The Israeli government is bypassing UNRWA in distributing humanitarian aid.

The bill’s preliminary reading passed by a vote of 42-6.

Rep. Elise Stefanik has been a champion of Israel and Jews since Oct. 7th and has been gaining publicity for outspokenly defending Israel and bringing antisemites to justice.

In 1948, the Jews achieved one of the most remarkable and inspiring accomplishments in human history. Take a quick look at Israel today, 68 years later, to know that our little country in an ongoing story of daily miracles!

'We cannot allow the victims to relive their tragedies a second time,' said Otzma Yehudit lawmaker Zvika Fogel.

'What we must do now is deliver a decisive blow to Hamas that leaves no room for interpretation.'

Imagine what Israel and the Iranian people could do together without Tehran’s regime.

Under the bill, people convicted of terror and other security offenses can have their citizenship or temporary residence status revoked.

A law is currently advancing in the Knesset that would strip terrorists of Israeli citizenship.

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister, has returned to lead the Jewish state and vowed to serve all Israelis.

The list is not final but most of the portfolios in Israel’s 37th government have been distributed.

Here's a timeline of the upcoming key dates before a new government is sworn in.

When the Knesset met on Sunday ahead of its vote on Israel's new government, the Jewish state's robust democracy was on full display.

Arab citizens of Israel have equal rights, including the right to serve in the government at the highest levels.

Do you have what it takes to be a ninja? This Israeli Knesset member does!

On Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presided over the swearing-in ceremony of Israel’s 35th government.

'I am excited and proud to take on the role of minister of aliyah and integration,' Tamano-Shata told Israeli daily Maariv.

While Netanyahu won a clear victory in the elections this week, the precise makeup of the new government remains a mystery for now, with several likely scenarios emerging.

According to the Democracy Index, Israel remains the only democracy in the Middle East, where freedom is guaranteed under the law to all, regardless of religion, ethnicity, or national origin.

On Monday, Israel welcomed welcomed to the Knesset with open arms a high-level delegation from South Korea.

'When I heard there was a terror attack against children, I...stopped the bloodshed? Why should they burn me? I underwent an interrogation like under ISIS.'

'It is necessary all the time [to stand in] solidarity with Israel. Because if we betray Israel, we betray ourselves,' Czech President Zeman told the Knesset.

Yuli Edelstein thwarted a group of Palestinians and far-left Israelis who attempted to stage a meeting at the Knesset on expelling Jews from Hebron.