US correspondents Jacob Magid and Luke Tress discuss midterm election results in the House and New York, along with American reactions to Ben Gvir and a tiff at the UN

Conference of Presidents CEO Daroff says 'very concerned' by religious parties' call to scrap 'grandchild clause,' at conference that highlights potential strains in Israel-US ties

Move represents about-face by US, which had said it wouldn't open its own probe into death of reporter who Israel says was likely shot by IDF in error; Gantz: We won't cooperate

We talk about stem cell trials, genetic research, and potential future breakthroughs with Dr. Marc Gotkine, head of the ALS clinic at Hadassah Medical Organization.

As coalition negotiations heat up but with presumptive next PM said reluctant to give him post, far-right leader meets former IDF generals, gets backing from prominent rabbis

Israel works to protect parts of coastline, a measure experts say is crucial to maintain biodiversity and shield ecosystems from humanity, and could be blueprint for rescuing seas

Russian official denies Indonesian officials' claim but won't say if Moscow's top envoy received medical treatment after reaching Indonesian island of Bali for high-level summit

How did Theodor Herzl come to be the father of modern Zionism? David and "Herzl's Vision" author Shlomo Avineri take a deeper look.