PM pans Tally Gotliv's 'outrageous' claim, as Gallant demands apology, opposition aghast; she responds by railing at government's 'sycophantic' stance on security prisoners

Announcement comes following national security minister's decision to limit family visits to once every two months

Samir Bakri nabbed during raid on compound in northern Bedouin town of Basmat Tab’un; vehicle seized believed used in drive-by shooting Tuesday

Defending his claims about West Bank rights, far-right leader also asserts 'Arabs can go anywhere,' though they can't enter Hebron-adjacent settlement where he lives

Alongside police, all National Security Ministry employees also prohibited from participating in vaunted fellowship that allows Israeli civil servants to study policy at Harvard

Amichai Eliyahu backs Ben Gvir, the head of his far-right Otzma Yehudit party, insists restrictions on West Bank residents are not apartheid

Police chief and ministers Smotrich and Arbel, but not Ben Gvir, set to attend meeting on security of mayoral vote and candidates; Netanyahu mulls use of administrative detention

Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian discusses Hamas threats and a Palestinian home demolition as ToI founding editor David Horovitz examines the police minister's fighting words

Multiple media outlets report on accident in Jerusalem, with cops investigating; police source tells paper: 'There is no possible justification'

Following denunciations of comments on W. Bank rights, Netanyahu says far-right leader was referring to security measures to prevent attacks when arguing Jewish safety comes first