The Knesset

It stands to show you that even the ancient principle of "Achrei mot kdoshim" has limits.

Alkharumi was a constant source of concern for the coalition leadership that feared his appetite for sabotaging its legislative efforts.

Israel’s Regional Cooperation Minister Esawi Frej argues that as past Israeli leaders dealt directly with late PLO leader Yasser Arafat, the government should do the same with Hamas.

Does MK Smotrich doubt the ability of IDF soldiers to walk in a straight line?

Orit Farkash-Hacohen is not the only lawmaker who is currently ill with the virus. Six other MKs have also been struck with the coronavirus.

At the end of the conversation, MK Ben Gvir acknowledged the Prime Minister's sincere concern.

Kariv issued a statement expressing his thanks to the medical staff and urging young Israelis to go get vaccinated.

Police officers who were at the scene separated the two men, and the IDF later fully supported the soldier and his conduct.

Herzog is “actively striving to promote the dangerous idea of ​​the two-state solution.”

"The leading scenario is the war scenario, not ongoing issues such as crop areas and population development."

The bill requires platforms to clearly state their policies for removing content and blocking users by providing “an available response in the Hebrew language for the investigation of complaints” and to offer a way for users to ask about removal; it also clarifies when they can seek damages in court.

Almost every Arab MK on Wednesday voted against the bill.

"This bill will once again show and reveal who is ideological in this Knesset."

The Religious Services Minister will appoint a woman rabbinical court advocate.

“The alternate prime minister doesn't trust the sitting prime minister and vice versa."

Prof. Mordechai Kremnitzer, picked by Meretz for a committee, signed a pro-BDS letter from leftist Israelis to Ben & Jerry's.

Here are a few choice items I translated hurriedly. Clearly, a deeper discussion should follow.

The United Torah Judaism and Shas motion entitled “A trefah [non-kosher] Government" was rejected by a majority of 59-50.

Tibi probably won by points on Monday – although no one doubts there will be a rematch sometime soon.

Sa'ar was clearly enjoying himself, even though he didn't crack a smile.

Why did I digress from the story of the MK who threatened to smash the coalition if he doesn't become a minister to the Bennett speech? Oh, you'll love it.

"No sovereign state allows a foreign country to open a diplomatic mission on its territory to serve residents of a third state or entity. . .and not to a hostile entity.”

"He ate Ben and Jerry's ice cream, he was rushed to hospital" - a perfect construct of poetic justice.

The Conversion Authority in the Prime Minister’s Office provides services to Israeli citizens or permanent residents.

It should be interesting to watch the Knesset becoming divided not along the traditional coalition vs. opposition divider, but as sharks vs. guppies.

Of course, if the finance and environmental protection folks really want to clean up Israel, and at the same time repress Haredi families even more, they should go after disposable diapers.

Violation of the quarantine requirement constitutes a criminal offense.

Tisha B'Av is only the first tense day on the Temple Mount this week.

The coalition has been losing some manor votes to the other side this week.

The coalition has been using "Section 98" to limit the ability of opposition members to speak in the meetings.