Kahlon's demands for uniting with the Likud
Netanyahu and Kahlon are expected to meet on Thursday to hammer out a final agreement for Kulanu's merger with the Likud.
Netanyahu and Kahlon are expected to meet on Thursday to hammer out a final agreement for Kulanu's merger with the Likud.
Israel is headed to early elections, set for April 2019. Finance Minister hosts press conference to discuss party successes.
Culture Minister responds to Cultural Loyalty Law dropping from agenda after coalition fails to recruit majority.
After Jewish Home to leave coalition if Bennett not appointed defense minister, PM says Kahlon holds the key to prevent elections.
Netanyahu is speaking by phone with heads of coalition parties, asking them to avoid potentially 'disastrous' election.
Naftali Bennett to reiterate his demand while meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu that he will resign if not appointed defense minister.
'In the present situation, the best thing for Israeli citizens and the Israeli economy is to go to elections as soon as possible.'
Netanyahu and Kahlon interview two candidates, expected to interview third candidate today, but candidates' list not finalized.
Coalition meeting concludes with agreement to advance Clause during summer session; Minister Kahlon, who is abroad, did not participate.
After weekend of belligerent statements, Netanyahu completely changes tone; coalition leader meeting ends with no decision.
Netanyahu to demand coalition factions support legislation including Supreme Court bypass; Bennett, Kahlon support proposal.
FM orders permit be given for necessary infrastructure to transfer embassy; Tweets Trump: 'No bureaucracy will slow embassy transfer.'
Finance Minister threatens that if coalition crisis over Draft Law not solved within weeks, his party will leave the coalition.
Finance Minister says remaining in coalition conditional on next week's budget transfer, calls for reaching agreement.
Finance and Internal Security Ministers draft regulations enabling cancellation of various benefits to boycott organizations.
A new poll found that an overwhelming number of Israelis oppose a bill barring criminal investigations against a sitting prime minister.
The steps include, among other things, an extension of working hours at the Allenby Crossing and checkpoints in Judea and Samaria.
Two central Likud ministers emphasize that they will not allow Finance Minister's new family program until disability allowances raised.
MK Smotrich warns Netanyahu on replacing Kahlon, Bennett with Herzog, 'Right will be out and we will return bigger in the next elections.'
One obstacle to agreement is Attorney General's inability or refusal to expedite enactment of Supervision Law.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is callously playing with IBA employees feelings. Possible reasons for move are worrying. Commentary.
Culture Minister Regev explains why she believes corporation should close, demands coalition partners honor agreements.
Netanyahu backtracks on IPBC decision, says new broadcasting corporation costs millions more than current Israel Broadcasting Authority.
In weekly Knesset meeting, Moshe Kahlon says Israel has managed to reduce national debt.
In an attempt to fight the online shopping trend, Israeli chains push for lower tax on imports.
Reports say Kahlon spoke with Zionist Union and Israeli President Rivlin regarding alternate coalition, Kahlon denies speaking to Rivlin.
Among other things, changes in exchange rates coupled with slight dip in drug costs contributed to the price decline
The Palestinian Authority will pay 570 million shekels to the Israel Electric Corporation
Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon gives exasperated prescription to cure the ills of internally feuding government.