Practice Ballots Help Israelis With Disabilities Prepare to Vote

Israel Elwyn offered 250 members of its Supported Living Program two classes and a mock ballot box before Election Day, JNS reports.

Volunteers Rescue Parents and Four Children From Flash Floods

Partial Election Count Puts United Torah Judaism Ahead of Shas

With most ballots counted, UTJ leads Shas by 18,255 votes, but both parties sit at seven seats and many ballots remain.

JNS Examines How a Democratic Congress Could Challenge Netanyahu

Shin Bet Probe Leads to Foreign-Agent Charges Against Israeli Lawyer

The two Israeli reports differ on one small detail of who filed the charges, but agree on the court and the agencies behind the case.

Police Free Man Found Chained to a Floor in Rahat

Officers hunting illegal weapons in the Negev found a man shackled by the leg, freed him and arrested his brother, The Jerusalem Post reports.

Israel Film Festival Returns to Los Angeles for Its 38th Year

The 38th festival opens with Israel's Oscar submission Tell Me Everything and spotlights a new documentary on Chaim Topol.

Haifa Court Frees German Tourists Caught Photographing Damon Prison

Guards spotted two men filming a prison on Mount Carmel, but the Shin Bet ruled out espionage and a judge sent them on their way.

Police Seize Rifle, Ammunition and IDF Uniforms in Bethlehem Searches

Report: IDF Chief Zamir Demanded Signed Authorization for Iran-Linked Operation

What CNN and Ynet add about Washington's planning, Iran's likely response and the warnings Israelis heard in the campaign's final days.

Israeli Designer Arik Weiss Is Still Taking In His Emmy Win

The designer tells how French New Wave films shaped his Marvel title sequence, and why his passport never came up in Hollywood.

Police Rescue Toddler From Locked Car in Yavne

A mother's tearful call from Tel Aviv sent Yavne officers racing to a station parking lot, where they broke a window to reach her son.