Livni: All Humans Were Created Equal, Except Pregnant Settler Women
Israeli law protects women who are pregnant or are on maternity leave from being fired, unless they live in Judea and Samaria.
The Danny Ayalon Rumor Saga Continues
Intrigue and rumor swirls around Danny Ayalon's exclusion from the Yisrael Beytenu list, as no one is officially saying a thing. There's nothing nature abhors more than a vacuum.
In 10 Minutes Justice Minister Levin Wipes Out Aharon Barak’s 30-Year Judicial Revolution
The initial reform Levin presented Wednesday night was only the tip of the iceberg.
Body of Tel Aviv Terrorist Returned to Family, Buried in Ar’ara
The body of Tel Aviv terrorist Nashet Melhem was buried quietly Tuesday night in a small funeral. His father did not attend.
US Source: Bibi For Settlement Deportations ‘But Not on his Watch’
Jewish Home must never leave the coalition government, regardless of the upcoming deal.
Shaked Victorious: Four New Justices May Tame Hyper-Activist Supreme Court
'The judicial appointments this evening express the human as well as jurist common sense we so need as a society and which has been so direly absent from the highest judicial echelon.'
‘Normalization Law’ Could Pass Knesset Final Vote Today
Netanyahu's henchman, Coalition Chairman MK David Bitan, was seen trying to reach a deal with the opposition parties to postpone the vote by at east one week.
Knesset Names Auditorium after Speaker Who Tried to Blow Up Foreign Ministry
In October 1952, Shilansky was arrested while attempting to bring a suitcase time bomb with 25 TNT tubes into the Israeli Foreign Ministry.
Poll Shows Smotrich Skyrockets If Netanyahu Falls
With Barkat at the helm, things look amazing for the right-wing bloc.
Speaker Edelstein to Federations: Rumors of Israeli Democracy’s Death Greatly Exaggerated
MK Livni stressed that Israel must recognize the different streams of Judaism, otherwise, she said, “We will lose Diaspora Jewry.”
Leftwing Party Chief Zahava Gal-On Leaves Knesset
Last month, Gal-On, the first director general of anti-Zionist NGO B'Tselem, was spared a vote to oust her from the chairmanship in her party's national convention.
Israeli and Kenyan Parliaments Sign Cooperation Agreement
Israel and Kenya signed an agreement today, pledging to strengthen ties and increase cooperation between the two countries.
Ministers Approve ‘No Release’ Bill for Convicted Killers
Government finally moves to bar release of murderers; terror victims' families long sought this step
9 MKs in Quarantine After Exposure to Suspected Omicron Carrier
Last week a number of top Israeli officials were also required to quarantine after exposure to people testing positive for the virus.
Ben Gvir Pushing to Revert Law of Return to Include Only Halachically-Recognized Jews
According to Ben Gvir, the biggest threat to the Jewish character of Israel is the fact that the legislator has yet to define the word "conversion" in the Law of Return.
Agriculture Ministry Official: Israel Has No Long-Term Plan for Global Food Crisis
"The leading scenario is the war scenario, not ongoing issues such as crop areas and population development."
Yisrael Hayom Bill Passes Committee Reading
Bill To Be Brought For Vote on Wednesday.
Liberman’s Secret Plan to be Crowned Prime Minister
Liberman and Kachlon may merge right after elections - and the larger party will recommend Liberman for Prime Minister to the President.
Steinitz: Abu Mazen Playing ‘Double Game’
Strategic Affairs Minister: Hamas fires actual rockets, Abu Mazen fires diplomatic ones.
Ben Gvir’s Shimon Hatzadik Tent Office Firebombed
Had the attacker aimed better, the firebomb would have landed on the tent and burned it down.
Liberman Warns Netanyahu Not to Meet Arab Party Head
Former FM Avigdor Liberman slams PM Netanyahu for scheduling talks with the head of the united Arab parties.
Gantz, Liberman Stand with Netanyahu on Effort to Combat Terror
“In the face of terrorism, we must be determined, responsible and act like an iron fist. We will back every right move by the government against terrorism.”
Who’s Running, Who’s Winning, Who’s Losing, in the 2013 Knesset Elections?
We owe Bibi a debt of gratitude, regardless of the final results: at least it will be over quickly.
Knesset Rejects Bill Outlawing Second Chances to Disgraced Officials
'Today, a convicted person cannot serve as the minister's chauffeur, but he could serve as the minister.'
Israel to Expand Personal Gun Licensing Criteria to Include More Citizens
Some 40,000 people are expected to apply under the expanded eligibility rules.
MK Hanin Zoabi Denounces Lieberman’s Campaign Against Her as “Fascism”
Avigdor Liberman recently announced his campaign to “remove Hanin Zoabi from the Knesset – for good!”
Lapid-Bennett Blackmailed into Appointing Anti-Vax Minister
Why did I digress from the story of the MK who threatened to smash the coalition if he doesn't become a minister to the Bennett speech? Oh, you'll love it.
Ben Gvir Submits a More Balanced Ankle Monitor Law
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.
Netanyahu, Liberman, Prepare for Election Day Battle Over Haredi Draft
After the Israeli Supreme Court struck down the Tal Law, which sought to encourage over time the inclusion of Haredim in military service, the court, for all intents and purposes, has required the state to draft some 60,000 Haredi youths this August. As Knesset factions are preparing for new, early national elections, Haredi enlistment will likely serve as the battle field where many voters' choices will be made.
In Shot Across Bibi’s Bow High Court Unanimously Cancels Coalition Candidate for Mayor of...
"Yesterday we saw a spectacle of the court that showed it can easily run over a law of the legislator."