Prime Minister's Office: Israel's enemies want to bring down Netanyahu.
Prime Minister Netanyahu's office asserts that Israel's enemies cannot succeed in their efforts to destabilize the government.
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Ben Gvir to Islamic Jihad Prisoners: Israeli Hostages Didn’t Get Shampoo
Israeli Minister Ben Gvir told Islamic Jihad prisoners their conditions were reduced to the minimum, mirroring the harsh treatment of Israeli hostages.
Education Ministry Ready for New School Year
The Israeli Education Ministry has issued new guidelines for the 2026-27 school year, including cellphone bans and updated safety rules.
Prime Minister's Office: Listen to Mark Levin, one of the most influential commentators in the US >>
US commentator Mark Levin praises Israeli PM's leadership and policies, highlighting his influence and insights.
Prime Minister's Office: Izencott has no government without Yair Golan and the Arab parties.
Izencott's government coalition requires the support of Yair Golan and Arab parties, highlighting key political dynamics in Israel.
PM Condemns Clashes between Settlers and Palestinians
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned violence in Qusra and Jalud where settlers clashed with Palestinians, stating a small group harmed Israel's.
Haredi Protesters Block Jerusalem Entrance Over Shabbat Bus Service
Haredi protesters blocked Jerusalem's entrance on Saturday, targeting Shabbat bus services and causing traffic disruptions before police intervened.
Prime Minister's Office: The Likud: In his decision to burn tens of thousands of votes from the right and not unite with Smotrich, Ben-Gvir decided to crown today a left-wing government of Gadi Eisenkot, Lieberman,
Ben-Gvir urged to unite right-wing votes, warning against a left-wing government and the potential evacuation of homes.
100 Israeli Expats Petition High Court to Restore Their Voting Rights
100 Israeli expats have petitioned the High Court of Justice to restore their voting rights, challenging their removal from the voter registry.
Ben Gvir Rejects Netanyahu’s Call for Right-Wing Unity
Prime Minister Netanyahu's call for right-wing unity was rejected by Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who ruled out running with Smotrich in the next election.