Former French national only recently became a lawmaker after decades in media world and brief stint as envoy in Mauritania

Zman Yisrael editor Biranit Goren unpacks what is happening in Labor; health reporter Renee Ghert-Zand on MDA tracing services and a grassroots effort to shine up stumbling stones

Several members of audience at Tel Aviv synagogue yell, 'shame,' at Boaz Bismuth while others demand they stop interrupting; Gantz condemns 'heartbreaking' incident

Sunset-to-sunset's 2nd siren seen as particularly iconic with outdoor life visibly grinding to a halt; Herzog, Netanyahu, Hayut and survivors to lay wreathes at Yad Vashem ceremony

At Yad Vashem, president urges Israelis to set aside overhaul tensions for national days of unity, pans Nazi comparisons; Netanyahu says past victories don’t ensure future wins

As Herzog works tirelessly to negotiate agreement, office claims draft is just one of a number of floated proposals; Bennett praises it, while left and right lawmakers fume

Survey finds Yesh Atid would become largest party in Knesset if another election was held, indicating broad discontent with government's agenda, but no new votes in the offing

After ambassador calls to 'pump brakes' on judicial shakeup, Simcha Rothman suggests he doesn't know what he's talking about; Likud minister tells Nides to 'mind your own business'

Boaz Bismuth, ex-editor of Israel Hayom, is slammed by journalists and lawmakers on left and right for proposal that would hinder unmasking of swindlers, politicians' lies

Gali Baharav-Miara said close to compelling PM to take leave of absence due to breach of conflict of interest rules; but unnamed party official says it's an 'idle threat'