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Israel is moving towards elections faster than expected, Netanyahu's coalition is cracking, and polls suggest his bloc is short of a governing majority. Does that mean the end of the road for Israel's longest-serving prime minister?

Israeli lawmakers overwhelmingly advanced a bill to dissolve parliament, potentially triggering early elections and intensifying political uncertainty for Prime Minister Netanyahu. This move stems from growing coalition strains, particularly over military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox parties. Opposition leaders have declared the election campaign has begun, anticipating a closely contested vote.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed gratitude for India's "crazy love" and unwavering support, highlighting it as a stark contrast to global efforts to "delegitimize" the Jewish state. He noted that India stands with Israel when much of the world keeps it at a distance, emphasizing their unique relationship.

Israel's parliament has greenlit a special tribunal to try and sentence to death Palestinians convicted in the October 7th Hamas-led attack. The bill, passed overwhelmingly, aims to punish those responsible for the deadliest assault in Israel's history. Rights groups, however, voice concerns over fair trial procedures and the ease of imposing the death penalty.

Israel's IDF warns of a more extreme Iranian leadership under Mojtaba Khamenei, following the death of Ayatollah Khamenei and a joint US-Israeli offensive. Peace talks are set to begin in Islamabad amidst ongoing conflict in Lebanon and the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The measure marks a significant win for the country’s far-right bloc and reflects a tougher posture toward Palestinians following the Hamas-led October 7, 2023 attack and the subsequent war in Gaza. While capital punishment has long existed in Israeli law, it has been carried out only twice in the country’s 78-year history.

Israel's parliament has approved a controversial law allowing the execution of Palestinians convicted of deadly terror attacks, alongside a crucial national budget. Prime Minister Netanyahu backed the bill, which critics argue creates unequal legal tracks. This dual move comes amid ongoing regional conflict and rising violence in the West Bank.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a car ride to a technology exhibition after Modi addressed the knesset. Modi was honored with the "Speaker of the knesset Medal" for strengthening bilateral ties. Netanyahu praised Modi's strong moral support following the October 7th Hamas attack.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received the prestigious "Speaker of the knesset Medal," Israel's highest parliamentary honour, for bolstering strategic ties. He is the first Indian PM to be so recognized. This visit also saw him address the Israeli parliament for the first time, emphasizing friendship and partnership with the nation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the knesset, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara Netanyahu attended an official reception ceremony on Wednesday. With 'Modi, Modi' chants, PM Narendra Modi receives a standing ovation at the knesset, Israeli parliament, upon his arrival. PM Modi extended condolences over the "barbaric terrorist attack Hamas carried out on October 7, 2023.

Israeli knesset Speaker Amir Ohana welcomed Donald Trump with a jibe about his past UN teleprompter issues, praising him as a "giant of Jewish history." Trump addressed lawmakers, urging peace in the Middle East and promising US aid for Gaza's reconstruction. The enthusiastic reception included chants and modified MAGA hats.

Prime Minister Modi's Israel visit fostered rare bipartisan support, with opposition leader Yair Lapid calling him a true friend. PM Netanyahu and his wife extended a special airport welcome, highlighting strong India-Israel bonds. Modi received the knesset's highest honor, underscoring broad political consensus on deepening ties despite internal divisions.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi graces the front page of The Jerusalem Post ahead of his historic visit to Israel. The newspaper highlights the burgeoning India-Israel partnership and Modi's upcoming address to the knesset, marking a significant milestone. Discussions will focus on deepening bilateral ties across various sectors, including technology, defense, and economy.

Calling Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu a "criminal," former J&K chief minister Mehbooba Mufti said he was "afraid of visiting many countries lest he be arrested". Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday addressed the knesset, which is the Israeli parliament, during his two-day visit to the West Asian nation, where he landed hours before his speech, which is the first by an Indian PM.

US President Donald Trump addressed Israel's knesset following a Gaza peace deal and hostage release, declaring "the skies are calm, the guns are silent." His speech, met with applause and a standing ovation, sparked debate online regarding his peace efforts and a controversial pardon suggestion for Netanyahu. The event highlighted international reactions to the developing situation.

Israel's opposition leaders said Wednesday they submitted a bill to dissolve parliament, which if successful could start paving the way to a snap election. "The opposition faction leaders have decided to bring the bill to dissolve the knesset to a vote in the knesset plenum today.