Ash Obel is a Breaking News Editor for The Times of Israel, focusing on national news in Israel. With a keen interest in politics and current events, Ash covers a wide range of topics, including coalition politics, security issues, and social developments within the country.
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By: Ash Obel
Cabinet ministers hold rapid phone vote to formally task transportation minister with selecting 12 honorees for April 25 evening ceremony
By: Ash Obel
Centrist party led by former defense minister would win 28 seats, PM's Likud would get 24, with governing coalition falling from 64 seats to 52
By: Emanuel Fabian, Ash Obel
Yousef Mansour and Marsil Mansour, West Bank residents, communicated with Quds Force operatives via social media; were asked to smuggle and sell weapons, spy on IDF
By: Ash Obel
Haredi party's Council of Torah Sages says decision a temporary one until Knesset approves legislation permitting Deri to return to role, despite criminal conviction
By: Ash Obel
Some bereaved families call for far-right minister to steer clear of Beersheba ceremony, but he insists 'dozens' of families asked him to attend; event security to be bolstered
By: Ash Obel
In TV interview blitz ahead of Memorial Day, president expresses hope ongoing compromise talks on judicial overhaul will bear fruit
By: Ash Obel
Panel will discuss findings and recommendations of dossier produced last year by Deputy Attorney General Amit Merari
By: Ash Obel
UTJ and Shas lawmakers who did not serve in IDF back out of events, as does Likud Minister Galit Distel Atbaryan, who has been criticized for recent incendiary comments
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By: Ash Obel
In wide-ranging discussion with CBS, premier concedes neither court nor parliament can maintain blanket control over other; insists Israel to remain 'boisterous, vibrant democracy'
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