The Knesset

Edelstein was fighting Justice Hayut before anyone else on the right had even dreamed of challenging her tyrannical rule.

PM Netanyahu is hoping to end the president’s authorization to assign the task of assembling a governing coalition after each election.

Ben-Dahan was forced to leave his post as deputy defense minister a number of months ago when Liberman decided to resign as defense minister.

He said that one should not bow down to lawbreakers because it’s Ramadan.

The bill doesn't create a coalition, but does give legitimacy and a mandate to the winner that might convince the nay-sayers to join the coalition of the winner.

Smotrich argued that the political leadership are confusing laws with morality, and worse, they're inventing twisted moral values.

Those warnings are not trivial. They're also not all that real.

The warped “Jewish and democratic” equation is about to be bent out of shape again with Yesh Atid bills to allow homosexual “unions” and public bus transportation on the Sabbath.

The lawless mobs are handily defeating the democratic majority.

It should be noted that those Haredi schools that rejected the government-imposed of a Core Curriculum did so not necessarily because they object to teaching their students many of the subjects on the list.

Netanyahu would like to swear in his government on December 12.

The bill can’t pass without support from the opposition parties, because Ra’am is probably not going to support it.

Netanyahu is only restricting Jewish ministers and MKs from the Temple Mount, not the Arabs.

Dep. FM Tzipi Hotovely (Likud) is warning the EU not to use funding to meddle in Israel’s internal affairs.

MK Tibi is probably the most controversial Arab politician in Israel, because of his deep relations with the late Yasser Arafat.

It's a sinking sensation in many pundits' pit of the stomach: this circus has not left town yet. There's one more big act coming, at center stage.

Prominent American Israeli journalist Caroline Glick is number 6 on the party list.

Meanwhile, Netanyahu's pick for his albeit temporary successor is his sworn rival, Naftali Bennett.

The bill facilitates the prosecution of all the individuals who participated in the October 7 massacre.

It should be noted that there's not even a slim chance the court will consider this request seriously.

Despite demands for fairness and equality, the Knesset overwhelmingly voted down Yisrael Beytenu's bill for Universal Service.

Whether or not this vote happens is almost completely in the hands of the Islamic Ra'am party.

Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz travels to Turkey after Yom Kippur to attend an international conference and meet with President Erdogan.

Netanyahu is betting that their fury and zealotry will alienate the majority of Israelis.

What other country would allow legislators to openly declare their allegiance to another entity?

We wish much success to both sides of the aisle, and we urge them to play ball according to the rules.

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