Ministers called back to meeting - for photo shoot
Meeting of Knesset subcommittee are dismissed at the end of the meeting - only to be called back for a photograph.
Meeting of Knesset subcommittee are dismissed at the end of the meeting - only to be called back for a photograph.
New record set: 13 ministers & 1 deputy minister traveled abroad in the past fortnight alone.
The Defense and Foreign Affairs Ministers' proposed commission of inquiry will be brought to a government vote on Sunday.
Israel's Transportation Minister reveals why she defied the Prime Minister's urgings that Israelis not travel abroad.
The Prime Minister's challenge during a debate over reopening schools: "Find a way to cooperate."
A protest has begun outside the Health Minister's house to oppose a plan to give healthcare insurance to illegal workers.
Curfew to begin at 8:30 p.m. and end at 5:00 a.m. this Thursday, Friday, Shabbat. Defense Minister and Blue and White ministers support
Assault on IDF commander overseeing peacekeeping efforts near Kedumim has brought a round of condemnations.
Internal medicine and gastroenterology specialist blasts government: 'You refuse to meet. You refuse to listen.'
Likud and Blue and White power-sharing yet incomplete, but preliminary picture of Netanyahu-Gantz government to be sworn in tonight emerges.
Justice Minister Shaked's popularity rises 10%, making her Israel's most popular minister.
Collective call to PM to advance Jewish building in Hevron. 'The PA cannot incite against us while continuing to receive gestures from us.'
Dutch police stop Turkish minister from entering consulate, minister says Dutch blockade 'violates all international laws.'
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.
Minister without portfolio to revert to MK after submitting his resignation.
Erdan voted in via late Monday night vote; he will be Internal Security, Strategic Affairs, and Hasbarah Ministers.
Social media frenzy over Begin on Jerusalem light rail; minister reportedly rejects using private transport despite gov't car.
The morning after: MK notes hours after rejecting Public Security role that he needed more tools to overhaul Israel's security systems.
Netanyahu reveals aims of the next gov't. On the agenda: security, social welfare, domestic and regional development - and peace talks?
Yariv Levin, Danny Danon weigh in on Likud hopefuls hours before Netanyahu is due to dole out appointments.
With cabinet expansion expected to be approved Wednesday, Netanyahu must then find way to keep his party members satisfied.
MKs exchange proposals, sarcasm in overnight debate; bill to expand government passes for second and third readings.
Formal response to Yesh Atid bid to block Cabinet expansion notes that the party has objected prematurely, involves High Court needlessly.
Likud MK Ze'ev Elkin notes that Yair Lapid's appeal follows a government with even more ministers, quips Lapid's math must be poor.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is planning to increase the number of ministers in his government – if the High Court lets him.
Yesh Atid MK Ofer Shelah fires at Netanyahu's bid to extend number of ministers, claims it is not lawful.
Senior MKs, including Silvan Shalom and Ayoub Kara, threaten not to vote for key bill in early sign of coalition instability.
Lapid blasts Netanyahu for plans to increase number of ministers serving in his cabinet, calls on public to help fight this 'corruption.'
Prime Minister issues sharp criticism against ministers for 'subversions and attacks' on the government. Are elections inevitable?
Liberman pulls no punches in criticizing fellow ministers over polarizing views, calls for unity before the government collapses.
Poll ranking public approval of 23 ministers reveals surprises. Among them: Livni ranks above Netanyahu.
Yesh Atid head Yair Lapid on Monday called on the Knesset to postpone scheduled pay raises for themselves and government ministers
Israelis are pressuring government ministers to oppose further release of terrorists, part of a 'gesture' already promised the PA
Ministers ignored recommendations from Israeli intelligence agents in order to ‘strengthen Abu Mazen.’
Governance Law would raise minimum threshold for entering Knesset to 4%, pushing out small parties.
An Arutz Sheva investigation reveals the names of the ministers who stood up for Judea and Samaria residents - and those who didn't