Tag: Knesset
Knesset Members Visit Joseph’s Tomb in Shechem, One Terrorist Killed
Just a week after elections, a number of new and old MKs visited Kever Yosef (Joseph's Tomb) in Shechem on Tuesday night.
We Have a Winner, Elections for the 25th Knesset are Over
The rightwing bloc has a solid majority.
Arab Parties Frantic to Get Out the Vote and Keep Their Knesset Seats
A car is going through the Arab town’s streets shouting to the residents, “The Jews are flocking to the polls…"
Knesset Website Targeted by Russian Hackers with Alleged Kremlin Ties
The “XakNet Team” claimed responsibility for the cyber attack, saying it was revenge for Israeli intel sent to Kyiv regarding Iranian-made drones.
Knesset Begins Review of Israel-Lebanon Maritime Border Deal – But Won’t Vote On It
After the review, the agreement returns to the government cabinet for a final ratification.
High Court Lets Chikli Run with the Likud, Silman and Balad Also Not Banned
The head of the Central Elections Committee had previously decided to ban Chikli from running for the Knesset.
Knesset Approves First Reading of US Visa Waiver Bill
The collection of passenger data is a condition set by the US for Israel's entry into its visa waiver program.
Dozens of Parties Register to Run for 25th Knesset
According to Israeli law, with few limitations, anyone can register to run for Knesset, promoting any concept.
Election Update on the Divided Right
Ben-Gvir calls for a public ceasefire with Smotrich, as Smotrich's party goes to the polls.
Ayelet Shaked and Yoaz Hendel Announce Their ‘Zionist Spirit’ Party
So far it's Shaked, Hendel and Hauser in positions 1, 2 and 4.
Musical Chairs: Chikli Quitting, Kalfon Returning to Knesset, Gantz and Sa’ar Merging
MKs Nir Orbach and Idit Silman will also need to quit the Knesset soon if they are to run on the Likud list.
Electronic Bracelet Bill Passes First Knesset Reading
The measure would force domestic abusers who are under restraining orders to wear a tracking device.
Election Wars
Some Knesset candidates are pulling out their military backgrounds to cudgel one another.
Knesset Adopts IHRA Working Definition of Anti-Semitism
37 nations and 865 entities around the world have adopted the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism.
Knesset Passes Preliminary Vote to Dissolve 110-0
Netanyahu has about a week now to try and form a new coalition.
Coalition Leaders Sing Government’s Praises after PM Naftali Bennett Moves to Dissolve it
The leaders cited their achievements.
Naftali Bennett Explains Decision to Dissolve the Knesset: ‘We Have Done Everything to Preserve...
Yair Lapid also spoke and thanked Bennett, saying Bennett “put the country before the personal interest.”
Ahmad Tibi to Cooperate with Coalition on Anti-Netanyahu Bill
One wonders if everyone is considering the potential consequences of their actions.
‘Just Not Bibi’ Crowd Threatens MK Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi
Rinawie Zoabi refuses to quit the Knesset which is endangering the coalition, and might bring back Bibi Netanyahu.
Suspect Who Threatened to Murder MK Itamar Ben-Gvir Arrested
The caller pretended to be an Arab policeman who is a pariah to the left.
Getting Ready for July 1
In case the Judea & Samaria law doesn't pass, it might be time to brush up on those (really) old law books.
LISTEN: Caller Threatens to Murder MK Itamar Ben-Gvir and His Family
Ben-Gvir was calm, cool and collected throughout the entire threatening phone call.
Bennett Must Decide How to Punish MK Silman Who Killed Kahana’s Appointment
Was Silman taking revenge for herself or for expelled MK Yom Tov Kalfon?
Death Penalty for Terrorists Bill Fails to Pass
Avigdor Liberman ordered his party to vote against the bill.
Anti-PLO Flag Law Passes First Reading in Knesset
The bill came about after PLO terrorist flags were being waved on Israeli university campuses.
MK Litzman Resigns from Knesset as Part of Plea Bargain
He will be replaced by Yitzchak Goldknopf.
New Poll: 69% Don’t Want Arab Party in Government & Nobody Wants Meretz
The poll is a gut response to the excessive power that Arab MKs enjoy over the Lapid-Bennett coalition government.
Sa’ar Delays Government Vote on Istanbul Convention
The vote on the Istanbul Convention could have resulted in Israel joining an international pact that limits the country’s rights to determine who enters and who stays in Israel.