Haredi MK: 'Likud doesn't have any more deserters'
'We need a new government in this Knesset, not new elections,' MK Uri Maklev stresses.
'We need a new government in this Knesset, not new elections,' MK Uri Maklev stresses.
Coalition sources hint New Hope may bring down government, sources in the party deny the reports.
"They're hankering after briefcases stuffed with dollars. The fact that Hamas wants this government to fall tells you all you need to know."
Mansour Abbas wants Jordan to present list of demands. Without Israeli acquiescence, Ra'am will not return to coalition.
Interior Min. Shaked believes current coalition has about a month left, report says.
'Even if there are more deserters, it won't be enough until the Joint Arab List decides to bring down the government,' MK Yakov Margi says.
'I did not leave the party, PM Bennett and Interior Min. Shaked left the ideas of the party,' MK Amichai Chikli says.
"Opposition doesn't have better ideas for the Temple Mount," says Diaspora Affairs Minister. "We saw what happened to them last summer."
In conversations with those close to him, opposition leader MK Netanyahu says coalition likely to lose another MK in the coming week.
Despite efforts, Gantz refused to consider joining Netanyahu-led coalition.
Responding to Meretz' Yair Golan, Yamina MK Orbach asks: "Are you trying to dismantle the coalition?"
Asked four times if Interior Minister Shaked has committed to remaining in the government, Bennett evades answering.
'Bennett not worthy of being prime minister, he has no legitimacy,' Shas MK Azoulay says.
Foreign Minister predicts current government will remain in power by next Passover and the Passover after that.
Joint List MK stresses his party won't join the coalition or sign any agreements. "We'll act on an ad hoc basis."
At stormy coalition meeting, party chairs call for more discipline while Yamina's representative begs for 'understanding.'
Opposition to allow MK Idit Silman not to vote in the no-confidence vote against the government, to prevent coalition from hurting her.
Finance Min. Liberman instructs employees: 'Continue at regular pace, no elections soon.'
'Bennett is in hysterics, his ECMO machine will not help him,' Yamina's MK Chikli says.
Following Silman resignation, officials in the Bennett-Lapid government have asked lawyers to formulate agreements with the Joint Arab List
Some senior Likud officials prefer not to reserve spot for Interior Min. Shaked in their party, report says.
Different division, same results: In new poll, bloc led by former PM Netanyahu wins 60 seats, while current coalition wins just 54.
Coalition parties lose power, win 54 seats, while bloc led by former PM Netanyahu gains 60.
MKs from United Torah Judaism party split on whether to support new elections or new coalition from within current Knesset.
Rabbi Eliyahu also played a part in convincing Silman to desert the government, depriving it of its Knesset majority.
"It's a drama played out between Bennett and Orbach. Bennett has simply provided Orbach with a ladder to climb down his tall tree."
Orbach wants electricity for young settlements, end to construction freeze, and return to daycare subsidies --otherwise, he's out.
Avidar hopes Joint List opposition party will provide a life-jacket and forestall elections. MK Mansour Abbas is less optimistic.
MK Yariv Levin: New Hope MKs are not enemies, hope they will follow Idit Silman in leaving government.
PM to present compromise on the pensions of permanent IDF personnel after Gantz boycotted Knesset votes over the law.
With the deadline to pass 2020-21 budget about to run out & no agreement in sight, it appears Israel may be on its way to another election.
Yisrael Beytenu chairman: Our sole motive is to 'uphold the principles and commitments given to the public before the elections.'
Tourism Minister says no one in coalition wants early elections - but partners have to behave responsibly.
Likud MK David Amsalem says another crisis could lead to early elections.
Yuli Edelstein relieved coalition woes over. 'Netanyahu handled coalition crisis responsibly, glad episode is behind us.'
Education Minister praises agreement to avoid early elections.
Leading Religious Zionist Rabbi Haim Druckman warns coalition members not to bring about fall of government. 'Everyone will lose.'
Likud minister says his party is not intentionally pushing for elections, but is also not afraid of the fall of the government.
Justice Minister calls on PM not to topple right-wing government over what she calls an 'imaginary crisis.'
'The Prime Minister does not have to fire Minister Sofa Landver.'
'It is important to continue our partnership in a broad government - only this can continue to serve Israel's citizens.'
Education Minister Bennett says coalition crisis is 'hollow,' no reason to push for immediate draft of all haredi yeshiva students.
Netanyahu tells Likud ministers his goal is to stabilize government, but he won't agree to a coalition without Liberman.
Bennett says he will run against Prime Minister Netanyahu if 'elections are declared for personal reasons'.
If PM Netanyahu early elections, coalition and opposition parties will band together to delay elections until October, sources say.
Efforts to formulate agreed Draft Law outline to allow coalition to continue as per Prime Minister's demands.
Leaders of Agudat Yisrael faction of UTJ say outline being formulated to solve crisis inconsistent with position of Council of Torah Sages.
Education Minister: Under PM Netanyahu, I'll insist on defense portfolio. If Netanyahu steps down, I'll run for PM.
UTJ chairman says that, despite reports of a solution to coalition crisis, no official proposal has been presented to his faction.
Attorney General's office reportedly formulates compromise on Draft Law to prevent early elections.
Finance Minister threatens that if coalition crisis over Draft Law not solved within weeks, his party will leave the coalition.
Haredi journalist blames PM for dragging country to elections by cynically exploiting haredi distress. 'There is no draft crisis.'
Deputy Health Minister reiterates this morning: If Draft Law doesn't pass, he won't support budget.
Senior sources in the coalition expect elections to be held this summer, instead of late in 2019.
Interior Minister and Shas leader threatens to quit unless Knesset passes law giving him power to close stores on Shabbat.
Coalition Chairman agrees to delay vote on 'French Law' by 1 month, end freeze on all other legislation.
Haredi MK demands state take action to restore status quo after Supreme Court permits Shabbat desecration by businesses in Tel Aviv.
New broadcasting authority to be split in two, with a separate entity dedicated to news and current events.
Professor Avi Diskin estimates that despite tensions the coalition is not falling apart. 'No party has a real interest in elections.'