Woman, 50, from central Israel wins lottery on Election Day, says 'didn't plan to buy a ticket at all, but there was a long line at the ballot box so I took a look around'

Three months after being released from Hamas captivity, Chen Goldstein-Almog continues to fight for the release of all remaining hostages, and dismisses claims that the price of a deal is too high: 'What is happening in Gaza, is that reasonable?'

Four-member West Bank cell planned to use the bombs for attacks on IDF troops; members tell interrogators they learned how to make devices from online videos and instructions from Islamic State operatives

Before the tragic accidental killing of Samar Talalka, Alon Shamriz and Yotam Haim in Gaza the three desperately called for help as recorded by a camera attached to a dog who inspected the building

Jordan Bardella picked by Marine Le Pen to replace her at the head of the extremist National Rally Party; he has expressed homophobic, racist views on social media and claimed Holocaust denier Jean-Marie Le Pen was not antisemitic

In 9-0 ruling, justices rule states cannot invoke post-Civil War constitutional provision to keep presidential candidates from appearing on ballots, power which resides with Congress

Hamas remains silent on status of hostages and its demands; focus shifts to Washington, criticizing Israel and blaming Hamas, urgently seeking a pre-Ramadan deal to avoid escalation; Gantz hopes for positive surprise from Biden on Washington trip

The IDF needs the ultra-Orthodox, but in haredi neighborhoods of Jerusalem and Bnei Brak, they say no law will lead them to the recruitment center; "The army doesn't know how to recruit ultra-Orthodox," stated Hezki, the haredi reservist; Shlomo, a yeshiva student, says: 'A decrease in the power of the Torah will not help us win. There are enough soldiers who fight'