The Knesset

They're all boomers. It’s a perfect combination: fascistic aspirations and Social Security.

Meanwhile, it appears the Likud has managed to strike some discord between its two opponents.

In the end, it’s all up to Netanyahu, whose Chess pieces move in mysterious ways.

The bill provides an answer to the ministers’ difficulty in dealing with disciplinary issues in their offices.

One protester bragged how he got close to Rothman and blew a horn right into his ear until a bodyguard pushed him a way.

Miki Zohar: If we don’t pass the judicial reform during this term, we should get ready for many long years on the opposition benches.

Netanyahu suspended a similar bill in 2016, under pressure from the Obama administration and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Ambassador Taylor should consult her government’s Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938.

Otzma Yehudit continues to come across as the most amateurish and erratic show in a Knesset that features Yair Lapid.

Despite the last minute dramas, the Knesset approved in second and third readings, the state budget and economic plan for 2023-2024.

This should be fun to watch: government ministries that admit they have too much money.

His children will receive half the salary and half the funding Yair Lapid will receive.

The bank governor may have been replaced by an unseeing, unfeeling bot.

"We don't have and we won't have a better government."

“It is a great privilege to come here again for the first time as a member of the Knesset,” said Likud MK Dan Illouz.

Finance Committee Chairman Moshe Gafni and Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri also oppose the Agudath Israel ministers' demand.

MK Son Har-Melech: "Terrorist crimes, as I know firsthand, leave the victim with mental scars that never heal. Sexual harassment also, as I know, leaves the victims with mental scars that never heal."

Rothman: "The reform will be advanced in parts according to the decision of the coalition leaders."

Oded said in his video announcement that he will continue to work for his community and will continue to actively fight to end the Israeli “occupation.”

The proposed changes to the Judicial Selection Committee are ready for passage, said MK Simcha Rothman.

Tel Aviv, one of the prominent opponents of the law, will be the biggest contributor to the property tax fund.

“I would like to tell all government ministers that the effort to deepen and expand the Abraham accords has not stopped even for a moment."

“This is a bill that severely infringes on the constitutional right to privacy stipulated in the Basic Law on Human Dignity and Freedom.”

Officer Ben Khalifa will continue to serve while the legal proceedings against her continue.

"We have advocated for this bill for a long time to improve the country’s emergency medical response system."

One need not sneeze at Mansour Abbas’s 5 MKs, should the “presidential” negotiations break down.

If the coalition submitted the above Saar plan as is, and the National Camp would vote in favor, this reporter would be deliriously happy.

McCarthy on US funding for NGO behind anti-government protests: “I don’t think the State Department should play at politics. That’s not why we use our tax dollars."

"Even if we ran a perfect information campaign, there’s no chance we’d have reached a different situation.”

I’m saying this is a dangerous decision that should be reconsidered.