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It will soon be clear whether the mutually assured destruction clause was as successful in preventing the coalition’s breakup as it was in preventing World War III.

Smotrich has reminded us what an alternative government looks like ■ What makes the two Dizengoff terror attacks different ■ And what will change on Mount Herzl on the eve of Independence Day

Bennett seeks to deescalate Jerusalem confrontations; Hamas tries to reign in Islamic Jihad; Erdogan shakes up Turkey-Tunisia ties; Ukraine war creates food crisis in Egypt; Egypt misses out on Moon Knight; and more!

What’s happened: Prime Minister Naftali Bennett related to the theme of unity during a hospital visit yesterday. He said: “The path that we must all ...

POLITICAL AFFAIRS: “Big things can be done with 60 mandates, including passing a budget, and we intend to do it,” Lapid said.

Religious Zionism party head claims it is 'completely legitimate' to ban politicians who 'steal votes' and partner with Arab factions from communal religious life

Yamina MK Orbach threatens to follow defector Silman, whose husband reportedly claims he was offered a 'senior political position' by Netanyahu

Letter filed by MK Amichai Chikli's lawyer argues that April 25 hearing 'was scheduled in haste,' accuses PM of 'desire to do harm and evil'

After legislator Idit Silman left the coalition, and following the recent wave of terror attacks, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is fighting to keep his government together.

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