Israel elections

Israel's Shin Bet and law enforcement officials are trading accusations of obstruction as an investigation into suspected foreign interference in the Knesset elections continues.

Israel's election chief confirms a Shin Bet probe into suspected foreign funding but says current evidence does not justify overturning the election results.

Shin Bet chief David Zini reportedly raised concerns over alleged obstruction of an investigation into suspected election interference in Israel's Arab sector.

President Donald Trump credits his public support for Benjamin Netanyahu with shifting Israel’s election results, highlighting their alliance and joint efforts against Iran

Israel's election count continues, with Netanyahu's bloc leading but no clear majority as officials prepare to count votes from soldiers and diplomats.

Israeli police arrested three suspects over an alleged voter bribery scheme involving cash and Ra’am ballot slips, as the party filed complaints of election interference.

Pro-Iranian hacker group Handala released footage allegedly filmed inside IDF bases, claiming its operatives infiltrated military facilities undetected.

Israel's Shin Bet has removed fake social media accounts linked to foreign influence operations, while TikTok reports removing over 45,000 videos.

Israel's Sephardic Chief Rabbi calls voting a sacred duty and shares a childhood memory revealing his father's firm stance on election participation.

The US president released a written statement backing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection bid. Trump: "This is the kind of partner that the United States demands from Israel, a country it has done so much for."

Voting for Israel's 26th Knesset elections has begun at 100 diplomatic missions worldwide, with more than 4,800 Israelis eligible to cast their ballots.

Israel's government is set to vote on extending the special home front status until one week after the elections, pending Knesset committee approval.

Israelis living abroad who plan to travel to Israel to exercise their right to vote report that the government website for checking eligibility is not working. Eligibility checks end tonight, and citizens fear that anyone who does not register will not be allowed to vote.

The Knesset will dissolve on July 17, paving the way for national elections on October 27 and the formation of a transitional government.