Israel Passes Budget 64-55 for 2023-24, with 530 Votes, Zero Losses
Despite the last minute dramas, the Knesset approved in second and third readings, the state budget and economic plan for 2023-2024.
Israel Suspends Qatari Payments to Gaza Families
Israel is reportedly suspending the payments to keep the money from reaching the hands of Hamas, which is backed by Iran.
Differences Settled, Netanyahu’s Budget to Pass Today, Chock Full of Promises Ready to Be...
This should be fun to watch: government ministries that admit they have too much money.
Minister Barkat Tells Trust Competition Authority Head to Resign
Israel’s Minister of Economy and Industry Nir Barkat has asked the head of the Israel Competition Authority Michal Cohen to resign because Barkat feels that he cannot trust her.
Welfare Committee Haredi Chairman: Israel Bank Governor Must Resign
The bank governor may have been replaced by an unseeing, unfeeling bot.
US ‘Deeply Troubled’ by Return of Expelled Homesh Jews
The administration is not amused by the legalization of a yeshiva in northern Samaria, and even less amused by Ben Gvir’s visit to the Temple Mount.
Gallant Approves NIS 200 Million for Reservist Benefits
Reservists who serve 14 or more days per year will be entitled to all of the new benefits; those who serve less will be entitled to 75 percent.
More Israeli Price Hikes on the Horizon: In a Few Hours, Bread Will Cost...
The Israeli Ben & Jerry’s ice cream has also announced its prices will increase by up to 15 percent.
Israeli Cabinet Boosts Funds for Kotel Infrastructure at the Western Wall Tunnels
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposal will add approximately 60 million shekels ($16.5 million) to the five-year project.
Arab Convoy Moving on Jerusalem Demanding Police Stop Arabs from Killing Each Other
I wouldn’t be surprised if on the same day that those angry Arabs are converging on Jerusalem someone would murder Arab victim number 81.
Sunday Ben Gvir Prayed on Temple Mount
Petra reported that “dozens of Jewish extremist settlers, led by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, on Sunday stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque."
Smotrich Reverses 2005 Disengagement in Northern Samaria
"Thanks to the Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant for his cooperation in regulating the yeshiva.”
Speaking in Religious Zionism’s Bastion, Netanyahu Seeks to Calm his Coalition Partners
"We don't have and we won't have a better government."
Smotrich Denies Clash with Netanyahu, Struk Warns Clash Would Topple Government
Finance Committee Chairman Moshe Gafni and Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri also oppose the Agudath Israel ministers' demand.
Israeli, Dutch Defense Ministries Ink Defense Exports Agreement
"The defense solutions developed by Israeli defense industries allow us to strengthen our ties with countries around the world as well as enhance Israel's global position."
President’s Residence Negotiations Near Agreement on Reasonability, AG’s Status
Rothman: "The reform will be advanced in parts according to the decision of the coalition leaders."
Arabs Issue ‘Great Dawn’ Call, Hoping to Stop Jerusalem Day Flag Parade
"Just as the sun rises every morning, so the parade will continue as planned, as usual, on its regular route.”
Netanyahu Orders Ban on Lag B’Omer Bonfire Lighting by Sex Offenders
Cult leader Eliezer Berland, recently released from prison, was honored with lighting the Lag B'Omer bonfire.
Property Tax Fund to Ease Housing Crisis Passes Committee, Rich Cities Still Striking
Tel Aviv, one of the prominent opponents of the law, will be the biggest contributor to the property tax fund.
Israel Fights ‘Nakba’ Lies at the United Nations
"The thought that an international organization could mark the establishment of one of its member states as a catastrophe or disaster is both appalling and repulsive."
Military Operation Over, Netanyahu Tells Cabinet of Economic Achievements
“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."
Israel and Montenegro Sign 20 million Euro Defense Exports Agreement
Montenegro iwas part of the only successful armed rebellion against the Nazi occupiers during WW2.
Rich Israeli Municipalities Striking Over Move Compelling Them to Support Housing
The new law bypasses traditional considerations which have contributed to the growing housing crisis.
Bituach Leumi to Recognize Gazan Worker as Terror Victim, Will Receive Payments
The father of six was working at a hothouse in the southern Israeli community of Shokeda with his brother when a rocket fired by Gaza terrorists slammed into the farm.
8-Months’ Intelligence Project Behind the Executions of 6 Senior Jihad Commanders
No matter how mind-boggling Israel’s intelligence capabilities are, they cannot be used to influence change inside the Gaza Strip.
2-Year Crisis Over: Israelis Can Renew their Passports in 4 Cities, No Appointment Necessary
At the end of the month-long operation, there will be an assessment as to whether it should be extended.
Opposition MK: Left-Wing Protests Ruined It for Future Attempts to Take Down Settlements
OK, so Kahana didn’t meet with A-list administration officials.
Israel on [Broken] Ceasefire: ‘Quiet Will be Answered with Quiet’
Islamic Jihad fired particularly heavy barrages of rocket fire about 15 minutes before the start of the alleged ceasefire, took a break and then launched two more. Another salvo was fired an hour later.
S&P: Israel’s Credit Rating Unchanged
Netanyahu and Smotrich called the move “an expression of confidence in the correct economic policy that we are leading."
Economic Competition Czar: Banks Supervision in Israel Is Regulatory Spaghetti
"The supervision of the non-banking entities should be reduced and adapted to international standards.”