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“Take out your cameras and take a picture of the Israeli delegation. In a few weeks, every time you see this picture you’ll cry with longing.” (The late Yossi Sarid at th

'Those who sit in government with Hamas supporters cannot fight Hamas,' opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu tells lawmakers, as parliament returns from recess with a no-confidence vote

Government to steer away from controversial legislation as it fights for survival after losing majority, but internal discord and Likud-led maneuvers could see it fall

By Sara Gómez Armas Jerusalem, May 9 (EFE).- Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, returned from an almost two-month recess on Monday with the coalition government weathering its biggest political storm to date after it lost its parliamentary majority amid severe internal discrepancies and an increase in violence with the Palestinians. During the hiatus, 18 Israelis have …

Bennett is trying to sooth right-wing lawmakers by way of settlement construction and other concessions, but must simultaneously bear the opposite pull of Mansour Abbas' coalition boycott over Temple Mount

Like in battle, plenty of mistakes are made in politics, but errors can be avoided with proper leadership.

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The coalition's current situation is unstable after the defection of Idit Silman five weeks ago.

Disagreements in Ra'am could result in a Knesset dispersal bill passing

Israeli Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked, Deputy Minister Avir Kara and MK Nir Orbach are expected to leave Naftali Bennetts Yamina Party after the return of the Knesset from its Summer recess, Isra...