Politics

November 2 is a black day in the local—albeit manufactured—ethos.

Benjamin Netanyahu is the biggest loser in this morning's budget vote.

"Israeli governments have known how to give away carrots but refrained from enforcing the sticks."

Three Republicans objected to Nides' nomination in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee: Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, and Bill Hagerty.

Adams' victory is also a sign that the country is moving to the center-right.

Polls opened at 6am and are set to close at 9pm.

If the measure passes, it would make New York the first state in America to mandate all-electric buildings.

They'll get a $64 a month home in Jerusalem, and they rejected it at first, because it meant recognizing that Jews owned those homes.

And that's why we must have one million American olim in Israel – to teach local politicians that if the market ain't broke you don't fix it.

Amazingly, the very coalition parties that lead the reforms and capture the headlines today suffer the worst losses in the next elections.

Abbas met Monday night with several Haredi MKs and shared with them that "Gafni's speech touched my heart."

PM Bennett invited PM Morrison and his wife to make an official visit to Israel.

I would buy these guys a beer. Lechayim for finally receiving the recognition you deserve – from the enemy.

Turns out the ambitious Jerusalem municipality has it easier when it comes to sweeping illegal Arab squatters off its property.

Somebody should tell some half a million Israelis living in Judea and Samaria that they do not count as a local population.

Both Yamina and New Hope will have about 18 months until the rotation when Yair Lapid takes over as prime minister.

A number of Democratic representatives have stated that they intend to act in the coming days and raise the issue with Biden in a number of ways, imploring him to reconsider the decision.

"The Israeli taxpayer is funding a terrorist organization responsible for the murder of Israelis."

This little exposé was a teaser for the big exposé Hasson promises to reveal on her Friday night show.

Will President Herzog go visit Hebron to commemorate the 1929 massacre?

“This is not what real friends do. If you are a real friend, you should respect your friend’s authority and sovereignty over its territory,” said Eytan Meir, head of the international division of Im Tirtzu.

The state pension fund's shares in Unilever were valued last September at $103.6 million.

DM Gantz was mostly flexing his right-wing muscles for political gain, but now a crafty right-wing opposition MK is going to take this all the way to the cops.

Sen. Hagerty on Tuesday introduced a bill that would block the Biden administration’s plan to reopen "a US consulate for the Palestinians that divides Jerusalem."

So nice to know that politicians in Israel can still be bought, and relatively cheap, too.

Shaked said on the tape that "Gantz will break up the [government]," and "Every week Lapid causes an international incident that Bennett has to fix.”

Minister Kahana thanked the committee members and its chairman, MK Yulia Malinowski, for the in-depth discussions of the kashrut program.

The Chotam organization works to bring Judaism back to the center of Israel's public agenda.

Civil rights group demands an investigation.

In turn, the members of the six terrorist delegations promised to stay in touch and coordinate with Abbas’s office.