Netanyahu’s coalition has been trying to find a path forward on a new law. But his base is largely opposed to granting sweeping draft exemptions and a key lawmaker has stood in the way of giving the ultra-Orthodox a law they can get behind, prompting their exit.

One of Israel's ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties has quit Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition in a long-running dispute over a new military conscription bill.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told FNC's Mark Levin that Israel will do more to fight on the battlefields of media and propaganda in response to "Neo-Nazis." MARK LEVIN: Let me ask you this.

The fiery war of words comes amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel over Iran's nuclear program. Israel has long accused Iran of pursuing nuclear weapons -- a claim Tehran denies. The conflict began when Israel launched a surprise attack on June 13.

Congressional leaders are meeting this week with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after some lawmakers accused the Israeli leader of trying to drag the U.S. into another war.

Whether dining opposite US President Donald Trump or accompanying her husband on an official Pentagon visit, Sara Netanyahu's front-row role in Washington this week has sparked fresh questions over her place in Israeli politics.

The only crucial parliamentary vote that can topple the coalition is the annual state budget, but this must only pass by the end of March in a given budget year. This means that even if the coalition does not have the necessary votes to pass the 2026 budget, it could still stay afloat until March 31.

"Few leaders have achieved such tangible breakthroughs to peace in such a short time," Netanyahu wrote of Trump, who was nominated for the prize during his first term

The Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara toured Thomas Jefferson’s estate on the evening of July 10.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trip to Washington this week netted President Donald Trump another nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize he covets, but the ceasefire the U.S. leader