Israeli knesset
Liberman calls for ‘decisive outcome,’ vows not to sit in government with Netanyahu
Launching the campaign at a press conference in Tel Aviv, Yisrael Beytenu leader MK Avigdor Liberman vowed not to sit in a government with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The next Knesset should belong to those who choose to serve - editorial
Knesset FADC approves extending declaration of emergency until March 12
PM Narendra Modi becames first recipient of Knesset Medal during official Israel visit
Israel's Knesset to hold Judicial Selection Committee vote on June 14
The committee will be required to appoint a woman to one of each of the roles, including justices, Knesset members, ministers, and Bar Association members.
Is the Israeli government, budget actually in peril? - analysis
The budget must pass by next Monday, May 29. If it does not, the Knesset automatically disperses and an election is called.
Israeli school pupils to learn Holocaust survivor stories with AI chatbot
The first story to be featured on the new app is that of Tovah Feder who survived by posing as the orphan of a German officer.
Israelis across the political spectrum dissatisfied with current gov't - poll
52% of Likud voters polled by N12 gave the government a "bad" grade, despite having turned out in droves to give the party 32 seats in Knesset.
Is Israel headed towards a dramatic political realignment? - opinion
Netanyahu’s coalition has given different voter blocs good reasons to become angry and concerned.
Keren Hayesod reacts to the judicial reforms and calls for negotiations between the sides
A senior official in Keren Hayessod told The Post that the statement was not a reaction to the letter that was received from Zürich, but was planned days before.
Netanyahu accuses Israeli media of spreading 'fake news' on judicial reform
The prime minister lost control of his government, opposition head Yair Lapid charged.
Could senior Likud MKs force compromise on judicial reform? - analysis
Behind the scenes, President Isaac Herzog announced that he formulated a proposal of his own to counter current judicial reforms.
Judicial review, override bill passes revision vote to go to Knesset
With a simple majority, a Knesset would be able to prevent a court from striking a piece of legislation up until a year after the overriding Knesset had been dissolved.
Judicial reform is weakening judiciary, endangering commanders - opinion
International bodies have been involved in the past in several initiatives that could have led to the indictment or prosecution of IDF commanders and senior Israeli officials in foreign courts, ICC.
