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Baharav-Miara, according to Israeli media, will object to the appointment of Deri due to his past criminal convictions, but will not oppose the amendment to the Basic Law.

Aluf Benn on why Israel’s new governing coalition is the most right-wing in the country’s history—and what's in store for Israel under Netanyahu’s renewed leadership.

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Netanyahu argues to High Court that it lacks authority to review Basic Law enabling Shas head's appointment or to interfere in PM's discretion to make him interior, health minister

APN's mission is to educate and persuade the American public and its leadership to support and adopt policies that will lead to comprehensive, durable, Israeli-Palestinian and Israeli-Arab peace, based on a two-state solution, guaranteeing both peoples security, and consistent with U.S. national interests.

According to Basic Law: The Knesset, an Israeli citizen who has been given a prison sentence cannot serve as a member of the parliament or as a minister.

Analysis: One expert says opposition should stress to the Netanyahu supporters 'the resources and the compromises' he had made for 'the benefit of the extreme right-wing' over his own allies and constituents

Reporters recall their most memorable articles from a year shaped by the war in Ukraine and the Netanyahu-led religious right's replacement of the short-lived 'change government'

CONSUMER AFFAIRS: Some merchants were against the proposals of the agreement, though they blamed the media and leftists for blowing things out of proportion.

If, by the end of the tenure of the incoming Israeli government, the judicial system has been weakened beyond recognition, and with it the country’s democratic system, the buck will stop fairly and squarely with Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu. Irresponsibly and unscrupulously, he is caving in to the anti-democratic and corrupt demands of his far-right