Yesh Atid

Norway’s increasing support for Palestinian initiatives and its stance following the October 7 terrorist attacks had deepened the divide between the two nations.

Recordings published in Ynet last week revealed that Agudat Yisrael party officials were instructing yeshiva students to open fictitious small businesses.

The law’s purpose is to deter MKs from switching sides during a given Knesset for opportunistic reasons, i.e. to prevent “political bribery.”

Lapid has said he would provide a safety net for a deal, echoing statements from Mansour Abbas in the face of opposition to a deal from Smotrich.

The move was not a total surprise since Roll had expressed his dissatisfaction with the party line on a number of occasions since October 7.

The survey revealed that 44% of evacuees remain undecided about returning to their homes, with only 5% having decided not to return.

The Knesset Spokesperson said she attempted to throw a glass bottle at a visitor and threatened that she would stab the visitor if she had a knife in her possession.

The Religious Zionist Party strengthened the coalition bloc by one mandate, compared to the previous poll, granting it 51 seats. 

"I have full confidence that MK Moshe Tur-Paz will continue to advance this vital mission alongside my friends at the Israel Allies Foundation," said former co-chair Sharren Haskel.

Bennett would have 24 seats, Likud would drop to 21 seats, National Unity would decrease to 14 seats, and Yesh Atid would garner 12.