Israel/Politics

This week's protest comes on the heels of a contentious state budget; speakers at the main rally include former defense minister Moshe Ya'alon

Jibril Rajoub is famous for threatening Israel with nuclear annihilation and calling for the eradication of the Jewish state from 'the sea to the river'

Following passage of the budget, Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed the judicial reform issue would return to the table

The religiously-toned comment throws more fuel onto an already enflamed public that is upset with the proposed government budget

Israel's Housing minister and leader of part of the ultra-Orthodox asked for $165 million in additional funding for Haredi schools

'None of Hamas's threats will help. We are the owners of Jerusalem and the entire Land of Israel,' said Ben-Gvir

The protests resume after a one-week hiatus due to the Gaza escalation

Allegedly the opposing teams agreed on two issues, which would have given them more breathing room to continue negotiating

Agreements on these two points would give both sides more time to continue to work on more contentious issues that are still far from settled

Teams from opposition and coalition parties are again meeting at the President’s Residence to discuss changes to Israel's judicial system

Netanyahu is making an impressive comeback, defeating former defense minister Benny Gantz, surveys show

The Israeli Finance Minister welcomes the success of Operation 'Shield and Arrow,' saying it sends a message to all actors in the region

These remarks come hours after a ceasefire was announced between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist organization

Different politicians from across the board have voiced their support, Smotrich said Israel is 'in good hands'

The overall state budget will amount to $133 billion in 2023 and $141 billion in 2024; Israel's gov has until May 29 to successfully vote the budget through

The Jewish Power party announced that it would stop participating in Knesset votes, citing the government's "weak" response to terrorism

The boycott continues the back and forth tensions between Netanyahu and his Minister of National Security, whose party already boycotted votes in the Knesset

Former foreign minister Tzipi Livni was among speakers at the main rally in Tel Aviv, where thousands gathered in the Habima Square and marched across the city

The government regularly seizes the taxes it collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority (PA) over 'pay-to-slay' policy

In a video released Monday, Justice Minister Yariv Levin points to the extensive resources of his opponents

The Constitution, Law and Justice Committee has not scheduled any hearings to prepare the reform bills

Polls by 3 TV channels project that Netanyahu's right-wing bloc would be unable to form a majority govt

Netanyahu says he's 'sanguine' about the Israeli economy