The Knesset

The most pressing issue—the state budget; the most consequential—judicial reform.

66% of coalition voters want Levin and Rothman to push the vote ASAP.

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana told McCarthy that he looks forward to "strengthening the relations between our two Houses," and added, "We're going to do great things together."

It was a love-in for the State of Israel, and for Israel as the Jewish state.

Why not just fire the insubordinate AG? Because firing the AG is not so simple.

Ben Gvir is going to submit his revamped bill to the government’s legislative committee, alongside an extensive program to combat violence within the family.

They envision adding the National Camp’s 12 mandates to the coalition’s 64.

Lapid’s response was a jarring mix of hate and disinformation, most likely because he never graduated high school.

More power to Yariv Levin for using his power to fight the man (or woman, in this case).

Unlike the Israeli anarchists, Jewish American liberals abhor his kind of thinking and implied methods.

Part of the delegitimization tactics of the anti-government anarchists has been to scare away elected officials from appearing at official ceremonies.

Why exactly did the folks with the 64 mandates relinquish control to the brutal street mobs?

Anarchists threatened to hold protests at the cemetery, so Fogel decided that he didn't want to see the fallen dishonored.

The lawless mobs are handily defeating the democratic majority.

If a state budget is not passed in a second and third reading by May 29, the Knesset will be dispersed.

The Republican will be the second-ever American speaker to address the Knesset plenum.

"The indictment that was filed against the students of the Homesh Yeshiva should not have been filed in the first place."

Forcing the Haredim to do time in yeshiva until they turn 26 if they wish to avoid the draft is not helping anybody.

The coalition proposal is doubling down on the novel idea (in Israel) that elected officials should appoint judges.

"A scandalous decision was reached by the courts who do not rule according to Torah law."

Idan said he heard from the head of the Histadrut that Netanyahu was involved in coordinating the strike's timing. If only the Histadrut hadn't been hysterically trying to find out when Netanyahu was making his announcement...

Violence and anarchy have won the day, at least for the time being.

The organizers expect more than 10,000 marchers.

"In my best dreams, we are all marching with the reform into the sunset with unicorns flying in the air."

"We went to a nuclear war with a pop gun."

At 9:20 PM, dozens of demonstrators gathered on Ayalon Highway for the Ma’ariv prayer.

As to those who refuse to end their insubordination and will not beg our forgiveness, we demand categorically that their flight wings be removed.

Because, you know, the bill of rights? 

No one major in the Likud has gone after Idan.

"So far, we have gathered more than 200 signatures from second-class soldiers and we are handling additional responses."