Tag: Amir Ohana (Likud)

"Israel Police works on behalf of the Arab public as they do for every citizen in the land."

Because of the dispute over the appointment, between the Justice Minister and the AG, the appointment will most likely be challenged in the High Court of Justice.

Case closed, right? How could this poor boy from Rishon get himself a special spot in the capital market? He must have done something wrong. Seriously, that's the extent of the accusation.

Despite the appearance of a wild west style clash between two gunslingers, Mandelblit can't stop Ohana, who is the minister responsible for the judiciary system.

"They tell him: 'Nir, we know everything. We will drop a bomb on your family.'"

Liberman is heard saying that when Leon is elected: "There will not be all the parades they do here, and the gay festivals."

According to the indictment, Katz's portfolio grew by millions of shekels while serving as chairman of the Knesset Labor, Welfare and Health Committee.

Last week, Israel's Electricity Authority announced a rise in the cost of electricity to consumers in 2019 of between 6% and 8%.

The previous meeting was hosted by the Knesset in 2017.

Zilber's appearance was a "slap in the face" to Justice Minister Shaked, who initiated the bill with government approval.

Andrej Danko, Speaker of the Slovak Paliament, said that "Insane racists have become members of parliament here, among other things through the cheap use of social networks, while denying historic facts."

“We are preparing a new plan to support Gaza-vicinity communities, similar to that which was implemented after operation Protective Edge.”

The culture that has developed over the past few decades in the government ministries—regardless of which parties were at the helm—gives the legal counselors a tremendous power over their bosses, the elected officials.

Druze members of Knesset also responded angrily to the report.

'The time has come that we proudly and unapologetically work against those who act against the State of Israel.'

MK Zehava Galon (Meretz) said Breaking the Silence is a "patriotic organization" and that those who object to it want a 'paranoid education system that does not deal with criticism.'

'It is inconceivable that we ourselves provide subsidized manpower to organizations that work on behalf of foreign interests, depict Israel as a war criminal, protect mega-terrorists, and slander IDF soldiers.'

Ohana received the information from senior members of the Knesset Guard.