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Speaking at a Likud party faction meeting in the Knesset on Sunday, Netanyahu also condemned rising incitement in Israeli politics but insisted that the right was being unfairly targeted and censored

Yamina Chairman Naftali Bennett, who is slated to become prime minister, is expected to update other coalition leaders on Sunday. Yamina MK Nir Orbach is expected to vote for the coalition or resign from the Knesset

'Even if I don't agree with a word you say, I'll fight for your right to say it,' says Nir Orbach after Yair Netanyahu is briefly blocked for sharing his home address for protest

Idit Silman tells fellow party lawmakers that protesters are after her after she said she'd vote in favor of the new government; said unable to send kids to school, youth movements

Likud's Yariv Levin said considering convening the Knesset on June 9 if he thinks that date will provide a better shot at thwarting the 'change government'

Responding to the ongoing incitement against MKs from the bloc of parties set to be sworn in as a government that would replace him, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said Sunday that he “condemns all incitement and violence.” He added that “incitement against us is also rampant.” “For a long time, there have been

Yamina MKs Orbach, Silman receive security detail following threats Moran Azulay | Published: 06.06.21 , 13:55 The Knesset security officer announced Sunday that Yamina MKs Nir Orbach and Idit Silman will be receiving a security detail until further notice, amid a wave of threats calling them to vote against the new coalition led by party head Naftali Bennett and Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid. comment

As he faces prospect of losing power to his rivals, PM decries 'effort to frame the right as something violent,' claims Israel seeing 'the greatest election fraud' in its history

Citing a spike in extremism online, Nadav Argaman calls on elected officials, religious leaders, educators and opinion leaders to help restore calm.

Members of new government were concern that Knesset Speaker from Likud could stall vote; heads of all parties in new coalition set to meet Sunday; right-wing pressure continues on Yamina, with MK requesting additional protection after she was followed