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Addressing cabinet meeting, prime minister accuses Lapid and Gantz of 'playing a game' and seeking to 'waste time' by freezing negotiations

Slamming the opposition for withdrawing from talks on legal reform, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: We will start on practical steps, in a measured, responsible fashion.

Freezing the talks now doesn’t punish Netanyahu. It does, however, punish the public.

Who were the four Likud MKs who disregarded the instructions of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Wednesday and voted via secret ballot for the

Netanyahu said making efforts to resume negotiations with opposition, as one ally warns that if reforms wither, ministers could quit en masse

Netanyahu said making efforts to resume negotiations with opposition, as one ally warns that if reforms wither, ministers could quit en masse

Knesset correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn on the stormy vote for the Judicial Selection Committee, and diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman on a 'mini-agreement' with Iran

Right-wing activists are scheduled to hold the first-ever right-wing protest outside the home of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu in Caesarea on Thursday

(JNS) — The Israeli opposition has brought negotiations over judicial reform to a standstill until a June 15 Knesset vote to choose two members of parliament to serve on the

New head of Birthright’s foundation an alumnus of its inaugural trip to Israel Elias Saratovsky, who participated in Birthright’s inaugural trip