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.
Bereaved siblings of fallen soldiers express lack of gov't support to Knesset panel
Naftali Bennett to impose limit on prime minister's tenure if elected
A-G to Ben-Gvir: Police directive on protests illegal, baseless, act of political intervention
Reservists Party principles: Zionist gov't, draft for everyone, Oct. 7 inquiry - interview
Those who don't serve shouldn't be allowed to run or vote for Knesset, Master Sergeant (Res.) Roy Frank says.
Liberman rules out possibility of Arab, haredi partes in next government
The Yisrael Beytenu chair said that his decision reflects the "basic values of the Zionist movement."
MK Ayman Odeh to submit bill to Knesset to recognize Palestinian state
Odeh welcomed the trilateral recognition and wrote that while the "Palestinian people are not the best people in the world, but there is no people in the world better than them."
Right-wing ministers call for West Bank annexation after countries recognize Palestine
The politicians and regional heads call to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank come after the UK, Canada, Portugal, and Australia recognized a Palestinian state.
No. 8: Itamar Ben-Gvir: Arming Israel and making headlines, for better or worse
Itamar Ben-Gvir’s role as both a governmental power broker and lightning rod for controversy ensures his influence - for better or worse - will continue to reverberate far beyond Israel’s borders.
No. 16: Benny Gantz and Yair Lapid: Leading Israel's opposition
Both Gantz and Lapid have voiced that they would provide Netanyahu with a “safety-net” for a hostage deal, offering political backing without preconditions. Yet, the two also have opposing opinions.
No. 46: Amir Avivi and Haim Bibas: Defending Israel’s security and representing its people
Both Avivi and Bibas are vital voices for Israel’s security and its diverse population, ensuring that the country has representation on all fronts.
IDF warns of extreme manpower shortage as MKs clash over haredi draft bill
“Only 3,000 haredi soldiers were recruited from two full draft cycles,” Bar Kalifa said. “That is why I say clearly: I need more soldiers.”
Haim Katz appointed as permanent housing minister, replacing haredi party UTJ’s Goldknopf
Following the vote, Katz stated, “I thank the prime minister for his trust and the members of the government for their support.”
‘I’ll stand at prison gates’: MKs push to block Red Cross visits to Israeli prisons
MKs oppose Red Cross visits to Palestinian prisoners, citing security concerns and lack of action on hostages held by Hamas. Calls for reciprocity persist.