Netanyahu calls for televised broadcast of his corruption hearing Netanyahu called for the hearings in his cases to be broadcast live.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – September 26, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on September 26, 2019.
Ministry: Tourism in the Holy Land shatters records 'This is the third consecutive record-breaking year for incoming tourism,' said Tourism Minister Yariv Levin.
Strike at Israeli missions around the world called off Border crossings and consular services are shut down in Israel as well as workers protest reversal of pay agreement with the Finance Ministry.
WIN EXCLUSIVE: Head of ‘Israel’s NRA’ says strict gun laws threaten safety of Israeli citizens Alexander Zohar, head of the Association for the Advancement of Firearms Culture in Israel, says the country's gun laws must be loosened.
WATCH: IDF intelligence – Iran likely to launch cruise missiles at Israel from Iraq Brig. Gen. Dror Shalom, head of IDF Military Intelligence's Research Division told Israel Hayom that Iran would use Iraq as a launching pad against Israel.
Blue & White party accused of conspiring with Arab List to ensure Netanyahu gets mandate first and fails Had all 13 MK's from the Arab Joint List recommended Gantz, then the White and Blue leader would have ended up with two more recommendations than Netanyahu
‘If you can’t be anti-Semitic, there’s no free speech,’ Malaysian PM tells appreciative crowd at Columbia ‘If You Can’t Be Antisemitic, There’s No Free Speech,’ Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamad Tells Appreciative Crowd at Columbia University.
Stairs to Jerusalem’s Old City to be named for police heroines murdered there Hadas Malka and Hadar Cohen were killed by Palestinian terrorists in separate attacks near Damascus Gate.
Israeli union boss calls on Labor Party to consider Netanyahu government Labor's inclusion in a Netanyahu-led coalition would likely give the incumbent prime minister a parliamentary majority.
WATCH: Presidential hopeful Tulsi Gabbard justifies Iran’s attack on Saudi Arabia as ‘retaliatory’ U.S. presidential hopeful Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D -Hawaii) appeared to justify the September 14 missile and drone attack on Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure, which most agree was launched from Iran. Gabbard described the attack as "retaliatory."
Lead Likud negotiator: We agree to let Gantz step in if Netanyahu’s indicted The Likud agrees to President Rivlin's suggestion that Netanyahu let Gantz fill in as acting-prime minister in the event he's indicted.
A Michelin experience: Israeli chef trio raise kosher dining to an art form A trio of Israeli chefs wanted to provide a Michelin experience to kosher consumers.
Opinion: Why do Jews drift away from Judaism? Jews have long had a tendency to fall in love with people who do not love them.
Prime minister: 3 pressing reasons why unity government must be formed immediately Netanyahu said that a unity government is the only way forward and gave three reasons why it must be formed quickly.
Netanyahu chosen by Rivlin to form new government Israel's president selected Netanyahu as the candidate who will have the first opportunity to assemble the Jewish state's next government.
President Rivlin receives official results of 22nd Knesset elections 'You succeeded in holding elections that were free of interference,' Rivlin told Election Committee Chairman Hanan Melcer.
Gaza hospital funded by Americans nears completion as part of Hamas-Israel understandings Egypt and Qatar 'are helped by additional international players to advance these understandings,' according to the report.
Breaking: Israeli woman stabbed in attack near Modiin She was lightly to moderately wounded; a 14-year old Palestinian was detained.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – September 25, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on September 25, 2019.
