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Coalition said to tell Knesset it will remove Silman from panels after she wouldn't back Kahana's reappointment as religious services minister; Pinto to replace her on health panel

Israels coalition government is facing potentially fatal differences among its political partners less than a month after it lost its parliamentary majority. The issue has arisen after Finance Mini...

The MK, formerly from the prime minister's party, angered him Monday when she refused to commit to voting for appointing his confidant, MK Matan Kahana, as religious services minister.

This announcement comes shortly after Bennett removed Silman from a Yamina faction meeting - Click the link for more details.

It won’t happen, as is set in the coalition agreement, Shaked tweeted about changes to the Nation-State Law - Click the link for more details.

Israel’s coalition government, led by right-wing Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, is on the verge of collapse, which is hardly surprising. Israeli politics is, after all, among the most fractious in the world and this particular coalition was born out of the obsessive desire to dethrone Benjamin Netanyahu. While Netanyahu was successfully ousted in June last year, Bennett’s

Minister calls on fellow lawmakers to not 'amuse themselves' with moves that violate the coalition agreement after Blue and White pledges to bring equality bill to committee debate

The BBC reports that the UN Security Council has condemned the killing of veteran Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Aqla and called for an immediate probe ...

As much as he can blame erstwhile lawmakers, most of the responsibility for Bennett’s situation is his own – he’s had enough time to get used to his unique predicament, and yet he still can’t come to terms with reality

Sidelining another party MK, the prime minister is bringing one of his most trusted political allies to shore up his most vulnerable front as the coalition teeters near collapse