Second Suspect Detained While MK Basel Ghattas Freed on House Arrest
A second suspect is detained on suspicion of providing MK Basel Ghattas with cell phones to give to terrorist prisoners.
AG Disputes Coalition Efforts to Curb High Court’s Enthusiasm
According to the British system, in the event that the Supreme Court identifies a conflict between a law passed by Parliament and the UK precedent laws, it draws the attention of Parliament to the contradiction and asks it to remedy.
Hebron Launching 6 Day War Jubilee Celebrations Early
While leftwing groups are laboring on a multi-million dollar anti-settlement campaign for 2017, the folks at Hebron are working on a long gratitude list.
Gantz Trying to Out-Maneuver Netanyahu on Immunity, Clash Expected Sunday
Knesset Counsel Eyal Yinon's opinion will certainly determine Benjamin Netanyahu's political future.
Court Lets Arab MK ’Mavi Mamara’ Zoabi Off the Hook
Israel’s Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by nationalists Michael Ben-Ari, a former Knesset Member, and Itamar Ben-Gvir, to demand criminal charges be filed...
MK Basel Ghattas Suspended 6 Months From Knesset Activity, But Allowed to Vote
MK Basel Ghattas was suspended from participating in Knesset activity for six months, but is still allowed to vote in the Knesset plenum.
Coalition Votes Against Smotrich’s Sovereignty Bill
The law fell 52 to 46.
A First: Knesset Bans Arab MKs from BDS-Funded Flights
These rules were added following a decision taken two months ago by the House Committee under then chairman MK Yoav Kish (Likud).
Speaker Edelstein Calls on AG to Conclude Police ‘Blackmail List’ Investigation
"The head of Investigations and Intelligence Branch has power by virtue of his position. Power corrupts, and great power corrupts more. Therefore, he must act with caution."
5 Ways to Break the Bibi-Gantz Stalemate
There are no simple solutions to Israel's tight deadlock, other than Israel Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Liberman waking up from his 4-month drunk and saying, "I did what?"
Netanyahu, Druze Leaders Reach Deal to End Rift Over Nation-State Law
The law will include support for community religious, cultural and educational institutions; and the strengthening of Druze towns and villages.
Bills in the Works for Homosexual Marriages and Buses on Shabbat
The warped “Jewish and democratic” equation is about to be bent out of shape again with Yesh Atid bills to allow homosexual “unions” and public bus transportation on the Sabbath.
Knesset Removes MK Hazan for 6 Months for Insulting (Practically) Everyone
MK Biran called MK Hazan "Pimp,", to which he responded, "Do you want to fill out a work form?"
Ministerial Committee Approves Tougher Stand on Stone Throwers
A ministerial committee has approved tougher criminal standards for dealing with stone throwing.
Israeli Presidential Election, The Sequel: Stay Tuned for Round 2
The first round of votes is over and Israel does not yet have a new president. Rivlin leads, but not by much.
UTJ Head Gafni ‘Happy’ with ‘Taking Down’ Israel’s Supreme Court
“The biggest troubles for religious issues and the ultra-Orthodox public came from the Supreme Court. There is no area where it did not hurt us.”
First Elections Poll Is Out: Bibi Stays, Labor Sinking from 24 to 9
Habayit Hayehudi headed by Naftali Bennett receives 11 seats in the new poll, compared to 8 in the current Knesset.
Smotrich, Gafni, Pressuring Netanyahu to Invite Arch-Rival Saar into 61+ Seats Right-Wing Coalition
Pure ideologues like Itamar Ben Gvir are Netanyahu’s nightmare.
Latest Coalition Building Rumors and Threats from Israel
Nasty threats, mistreatment, rumors, and a general lack of trust define this government's coalition building attempts.
Gafni Proposes Bill to Drop Electoral Threshold to 2 Percent
If the bill passes, UTJ will be able to divide itself, enabling its two religious Ashkenazi parties, Degel HaTorah and Agudath Israel, to run for the Knesset separately.
Agudath Israel MK Rabbi Israel Eichler Calls for Elections for Supreme Court Justices
Israel's Supreme Court demands that Agudath Israel show cause why it excludes women from its list of Knesset candidates.
Knesset Committee Approves Submission to US IRS Tax Compliance Act
The committee also succeeded in repelling the Israeli tax authority, which wanted initially to be able to use information gathered by Israeli banks for the IRS.
Older Is Better: Israeli Left Embracing Seniority in Appointing Supreme Court President
Is it too late to note that President Assad is a big supporter of the seniority system?
MK Rothman Demands Supreme Court President Hayut Recuse Herself
Sadly, MK Rothman thinks we live in a democracy where the courts feel bound by ethical standards.
Interior Minister Deri to Resign Knesset Seat
The Interior Minister will keep his cabinet post but resign as a Knesset Member.
Sister of Murdered Wife to Knesset Committee: ‘This Isn’t Domestic Violence, It’s Terror in...
"The memory of Michal and Maya Vishniyak (another domestic murder victim) will start a revolution."
President Herzog Holds Secret Meeting with Kohelet Policy Forum to Discuss Judicial Reform Proposal
The meeting is part of a series of [secret and not-so-secret] meetings held by the president in recent days regarding judicial reform.
Ritual Baths New Battleground for Haredi, Reform and Modern Orthodox in Israel
What appears to be a bill driven by the urgent need to block Reform expansion in Israel may really be a land grab on the part of the Haredim.
Life with Tzipi: Likud Gaining in Wednesday’s Poll, Labor Down
Voters on the extreme left and right are empowering the flanks, the former out of despair, the latter to watch over Netanyahu.
Kahlon: Netanyahu Must Resign following an Indictment
"Once the proceedings are exhausted and the attorney general announces he decided to file an indictment against the prime minister – the prime minister would not be able to continue serving as prime minister while under the indictment."