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Cybersecurity unicorn announces it would leave funds for daily operations including workers’ wages, rent, and various expenses; the coalition intends to bring some elements of judicial legislation to a vote as early as next Monday

Cybersecurity unicorn announces it would leave funds for daily operations, including workers’ wages, rent, and various expenses; coalition, meanwhile, intends to bring some elements of judicial legislation to a vote as early as next Monday

The Knesset Plenum approved the government's decision to appoint MK May Golan (Likud) as a minister without a

Coalition for Women’s Organizations and Equality hopes to advance female representation and fight proposed discriminatory legislation in Israel.

Israel Democracy Institute says only 42% of Israelis put their faith in the Supreme Court, but majority opposes weakening judicial system; IDF and president are only entities which do not see reduction in public trust

23 of the indicators of Israel's quality of life examined by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics favored males, whereas 19 favored females.

Yizhak Pindros, who served as an MK in the previous Knesset, will once again become an MK.

A central feature of Israeli society is its Jewish-affiliated majority alongside other religious minorities.

New ministers take office • Tension surrounds conflict between incoming, outgoing ministers

Amir Ohana thanked his husband, Alon, for supporting him during his first speech as Knesset Speaker.