Nadav Elimelech

Senior coalition members said last Wednesday that 'Netanyahu will not let the government fall because of the Conscription Law – the law will pass, period'

Diplomatic source says Israel has shown a willingness to be flexible in the negotiations, while Hamas digs in its heels while taking positions that preclude advancing an agreement

The two ministers spoke sharply against the continuation of the talks, as Ben Gvir alleged that this led to the kidnapping attempt and the killing of the soldier in Khan Yunis

In a letter sent to the Defense Minister, Gali Baharav-Miara suggested various steps to immediately fill the ranks of the army • 'Increased enforcement towards the ultra-Orthodox public is required'

Justice Minister Yariv Levin called for a vote of no confidence, saying that she 'shattered democracy,' 'amassed incredible power to herself,' and 'corrupted the institution of the attorney general'

'Our heart is with the families of the abductees at this time,' Netanyahu said • President Isaac Herzog called it 'a moment of suffering and pain'

After the reported business relationship between Netanyahu's advisors and the Qatari government, the opposition leader demaned an investigation into 'four associates receiving Qatari money'

Scuttling 'the deal from political considerations would cause a galactic explosion that I'm not sure the one who pushed for it understands its meaning,' Bezalel Smotrich said

Smotrich met with defense chiefs and advisors to Netanyahu throughout the night, insisting that the agreement include a weakening of Hamas' control, threatening to resign otherwise

The National Security Minister said the proposed deal for the release of hostages and a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip is a 'surrender to Hamas'

Opposition Leader Yair Lapid said that it would be possible to close the details within half an hour to ratify a ceasefire deal, if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would be interested

Disagreements between coalition lawmakers abound, with the military saying it will only be able to enlist 4,800 ultra-Orthodox men

The national security minister and his party will not enjoy the coalition's support in the proposed laws they will submit until further notice

A Palestinian fund seeking 'criminal information' about soldiers who travel abroad petitioned a Brazil court • The young man, a survivor of the Nova party, managed to flee before being arrested

Abed Afif, number 43 on the Likud list, will take his place • 'The Prime Minister and Defense Minister are advancing a recruitment law that is opposed to Israel's security'

A urinary tract infection was discovered last week, which resulted in a benign growth • Netanyahu's testimony in court will be delayed by a week

'From the bottom of the pit at the beginning of the war, we are climbing to the heights of victory, peak after peak,' he said • A number of lawmakers were ejected from the Knesset for interrupting him

The budget passed 59-57 opponents after Ben Gvir abstained in first reading and voted against in the next readings • Ben Gvir and Smotrich's parties clashed amid the protest vote

The Supreme Court ordered Yariv Levin to select a president for the court, leading the justice minister to say he had 'no choice' but to renew the controversial judicial overhaul

Netanyahu says 'we exact a heavy price for any attempt to harm us,' vows to bring residents of northern Israel back to their homes

"We need to change the security situation in the area and return the residents to their homes," Yoav Gallant tells IDF soldiers – after declaring Hamas non-existent as an organized military group

Benny Gantz met with Antony Blinken telling him Israel expects support from the global community amid continued Hamas refusals to accept a ceasefire deal

The film contains materials under gag order from investigations into alleged corruption by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu