After yet another apparent election deadlock, PM stops short of declaring victory, pleads with opponents to partner with him -- a year after he persuaded Gantz to do so

Likud in lead with just under a quarter of counted ballots; Netanyahu urges rivals to back 'stable' government after appearing to fall short of majority, hints he'll seek defectors

Segal, who also starred in the ABC sitcom 'The Goldbergs,' dies of surgery complications; 'Today we lost a legend,' says Goldbergs creator

Children of all faiths come together at a Jewish communal kitchen to prepare food for frontline workers and victims of flooding

Likud, whose bloc drops to 59 seats, split on possibility of coalition supported by Islamist party; Abbas: 'If there is an offer, we’ll sit and talk'

The seder is designed to show that the inglorious beginnings of the Jewish people are even more central to the story than our actual redemption

'People have gotten used to the fact that this is how it is here, and believe that in the end things will work out,' says capital markets strategist at Bank Leumi

Blue and White, Meretz, Religious Zionism projected to coast into Knesset, defying predictions of falling under threshold; low Arab turnout dents Joint List, could keep Ra'am out