KESHET NEEV
Keshet is The Jerusalem Post Knesset and political correspondent.
Originally from Calgary, Canada, she moved to Israel in 2015.
She completed her national service at the Foreign Ministry and continued to pursue a BA in Communications Journalism and English Literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Bismuth update to haredi draft bill sparks clashes at Knesset FADC meeting
‘Look at my son, he’s dying!’: Father of hostage Rom Braslavski begs MKs to act
Smotrich proposes annexing 82% of West Bank, UAE officials condemn move
Gov't approval of NIS 40 m. toward Shas school system to face legal obstacles - report
Officials claimed that the move to transfer the funds would face major legal difficulties, the report said.
Lapid: Netanyahu election win will be 'end of Zionism,' Israel to enter most critical year
"If we do not save the state now, in two years, there will be nothing left to save. The window of opportunity will close,” Lapid stressed.
Bismuth promotes ‘emergency regulation’ for temporary solution on haredi draft - report
Enforcement sanctions on haredi draft dodgers would be frozen throughout the period of the emergency regulation, which would last for a year, Walla reported.
Ben-Gvir expands gun license eligibility to residents in five more localities
Ben-Gvir's gun reform has led to the issuance of approximately 230,000 new firearm licenses, his office stated on Monday.
Joint List revival progressing with optimism, Hadash-Ta'al MK Touma-Sliman tells 'Post' - interview
During the meeting, the Hadash-Tal Party presented a “roadmap toward the Joint List” to the leaders of the Ra’am and Balad.
Israeli gov't cuts ministry budgets to allocate NIS 285m. toward school security
Various government ministers have objected to the proposal and the decision to cut the budgets of ministries.
Lapid testifies in ‘Qatargate’ affair at police request, says PMO must operate per procedure
The statement released by Lapid’s party said that in his testimony, Lapid underscored the importance of the Prime Minister’s Office operating according to proper procedure.
Bennett, Liberman discuss war, replacement of gov't 'to fix Israel' in meeting
Before the meeting, Liberman requested that Lapid arrange a meeting to formulate “guiding principles” for the next government.
Liberman looks to set 'guiding principles' for next gov't with Bennett, Eisenkot
Liberman requested that the meeting be held “as soon as possible” to allow for the formulation of the guiding principles.
Politicians decry attempts to allow haredi draft dodgers to travel to Uman, New York
The government decision to invest NIS 10 million to finance the various aspects of the annual haredi pilgrimage to Uman sparked widespread criticism.