Norwegian Law

In accordance with Norwegian Law:

Minister Yoav Kisch resigns from Knesset

Kisch will be replaced in the Knesset by Sasson Guetta, who lives in Moshav Goren in the Western Galilee.

'It's a holiday for me'

Yitzhar activist to enter Knesset under 'Norwegian Law'

The right-wing activist will become the Knesset's newest member this week after Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich resigned from the Knesset.

Thanks to 'Norwegian Law':

Four new Knesset members sworn in

Dan Illouz, Etty Hava Atia, Ariel Kallner and Yitzhak Pindrus sworn in as Knesset members after ministers from their party resign.

Likud Ministers to withdraw resignation letters

Ministers Haim Katz and Miki Zohar planned to resign from the Knesset in accordance with the "Norwegian Law".

As part of 'Norwegian Law':

Heritage Minister resigns from the Knesset

The move will allow the next candidate on the Otzma Yehudit slate, Yitzhak Kroizer, to enter the Knesset.

Our government of shame

The absurdity of the Norwegian Law: This is how the government uses the law to extend its life.

More trouble for PM Bennett?

Yamina MK refuses to resign under Norwegian Law

Kara is a deputy minister in the PMO, wants to keep his Knesset seat too.

Israel's first deaf MK to enter the Knesset in 48 hours

Yamina's Shirley Pinto will enter the Knesset following the resignation of Religious Affairs Minister as part of the Norwegian Law.

Three haredi MKs resign from the Knesset

Ministers Deri and Litzman and Deputy Minister Maklev resign from the Knesset under the Norwegian Law.

New Blue and White MK 'in favor of sovereignty'

Hila Shay Vazan, who becomes an MK following passage of Norwegian Law, says she is "totally right-wing." "My opinions are clear."

4 religious women to enter Knesset

Norwegian Law allows Blue and White ministers to resign from the Knesset, paving way for 4 religious Jewish women to become MKs.

Knesset approves Norwegian Law

Knesset approves Norwegian Law by a majority of 66 to 43. The Prime Minister did not attend the vote.

Accelerated efforts to pass 'Norwegian Law'

Bill would allow ministers to resign from the Knesset to make room for new MKs from the party lists.

Five Blue and White ministers to step down as MKs

Knesset to pass Norwegian Law, allowing ministers to step down as Knesset members.

Deputy Education Minister resigns from Knesset

Meir Porush leaves Knesset as per 'Norwegian Law,' to end months of infighting within UTJ over distribution of MKs.

Kahlon to resign from Knesset today

Utilizing the Mini-Norwegian Law, Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon will resign from Knesset allowing Akram Hassoun to take his seat.

Kahlon to take advantage of 'Norwegian Law', resign from Knesset

Finance Minister to step down as an MK while maintaining his ministerial post, allowing for another MK from Kulanu to join the Knesset.

Bennett resigns as minister, in order to return to Knesset

Jewish Home Chairman steps down as minister so that he can rejoin the Knesset, following Yinon Magal's resignation.

Naftali Bennett to Resign as MK

Bennett uses new laws to keep his Education Minister post, but allow former MK Shuli Muallem-Refaeli to rejoin Knesset.

'Norwegian Law' Passes Second and Third Readings

Knesset approves bill that allows one minister or deputy minister from each party to resign from the Knesset to make way for new MKs.

Report: Bennett May Give Up Knesset Seat

Naftali Bennett may resign from the Knesset if the “Norwegian Law” is passed, making way for Shuli Muallem to take a vacant Jewish Home seat

Turmoil in Likud

Pressure Mounts on Netanyahu to Apply 'Norwegian Law'

Likud committee and Netanyahu don't see eye to eye on law which enables ministers to resign from Knesset - paving way for new MKs.

Law Allowing Ministers to Resign as MKs Passes First Reading

Knesset approves first reading of Jewish Home's bill that would allow a minister to resign from the Knesset and allow new MKs to enter.

New Law Would Bring Fresh MKs into the Knesset

The 'Norwegian Law' backed by Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman would open the door for younger MKs and better ministers, says expert.