Cabinet meets to discuss Hamas-Israel deal
Families of killed soldiers and captive Israelis protest any deal not including their return
Families of killed soldiers and captive Israelis protest any deal not including their return
Interior Minister Deri says Cabinet member who leaked argument did so in order to harm Education Minister Bennett's standing.
Cabinet approves proposal to return authority to declare war to the Cabinet.
Knesset approves bill authorizing the Cabinet to order the start of a war.
Prime Minister vows Israel will 'settle score' with Israeli-Arab who murdered Rabbi Ben-Gal. 'Don't test Israel's resolve.'
Goldin family asks Supreme Court for hearing following 'new facts' discovered about State's failure to adequately pressure Hamas.
Government gives green light to transfer to Interior Ministry funds needed for infrastructure of Amona evictees' replacement community.
Netanyahu to submit proposal allowing the continuation of construction of community for Amona expellees.
Netanyahu promoting amendment which would allow him to declare war without prior government approval.
Cabinet decision on removal of magnetometers also apparently included security cameras already accepted by Jordan and the Waqf.
Yesha Council and Amana issue invitation following UNESCO designation of Hevron's Old City as 'endangered PA heritage site'
Culture Minister Regev asks why Israel should approve 15,000 housing units for Arabs in Area C, when they build nonstop in areas A and B.
Binyamin Regional Council head says the Cabinet should not have approved the package of goodwill gestures to the PA.
Diplomatic officials say the newest gestures to the PA do not harm Israel's interests.
Yesh Atid Chairman Yair Lapid slams Cabinet, Netanyahu, hints government should file indictment against Netanyahu.
Cabinet OKs NIS 250 million plan; Economic Council Head foresees doubling of economy.
PM orders Cabinet Secretary to formulate a procedure requiring Cabinet ministers to attend funerals of soldiers.
The Cabinet has struggled to reach a consensus on the Regulation Law, which could save Amona, with less than one month until the evacuation.
The Government will approve an additional 48 million NIS allocation to Yeshivas and Kollels for overseas students.
The cabinet will meet to decide to restore the WZO settlement division to full functioning after 2 years of inactivity.
In an off-the-record interview with Arutz Sheva, a Cabinet minister warned that Education Minister Bennett's jibes come with a high price.
Prime Minister's Office rejects allegations that the terror tunnels were not discussed with the Cabinet before Operation Protective Edge.
No rest for the weary: as Rabbi Michael Mark's body was being transported for burial, passing Arabs threw a stone at mourners.
Dozens gather in Judea and Samaria to protest the series of murderous terrorist attacks over the last few days.
Minister Tzachi Hanegbi to bring to investigate classified material about alleged kidnapping of Yemenite children in early days of state
Ministers expected to approve agreement between Israel, Turkey next week. Turkey made partial concessions on Hamas.
Cabinet to hold weekly meeting in the Golan Heights, where Netanyahu will declare that the region is not up for negotiations.
In meeting PM and ministers decide to fix breaches in Jerusalem fence - but make no significant decision on crushing the terror.
From today's ILTV edition. Netanyahu reportedly instructs cabinet to prepare for end of PA.
Netanyahu favorite received backing of all ministers but one and will take office on February 1.
Cabinet approves 5-year plan to promote development of Israel's minority population on condition illegal construction halted.
Harish community near Haifa upgraded to full-fledged city, given 1B shekel budget. 'An outstanding Zionist act.'
Government approves substantial pay raise for IDF soldiers; 'No more appropriate time than on eve of Hanukkah,' says Netanyahu.
Security cabinet approves a series of additional security measures in wake of ongoing terror wave.
Cabinet approves 800 shekel per month raise for capital police officers in light of ongoing rock and firebomb attacks.
Following a late night debate, the Cabinet approves the budget for 2015-2016.
Justice Minister's bill, modeled after Norwegian Law, lets minister resign from Knesset, enabling coalition parties to bring in new MKs.
The Yad L'achim organization called on Prime Minister Netanyahu to do something about the rise in assimilation.
American immigrant Eli Groner was confirmed Sunday as Director of the Prime Minister's Office.
Anyone who think I'm giving up my seat is an 'idiot,' Benny Begin tells Likud faction meeting, a day after resigning from the government.
With governmental approval, motion to make Erdan Internal Security and Strategic Affairs Minister will go before Knesset vote Monday.
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?
Likud's national-religious public and Hotovely associates vent frustrations over Netanyahu's intentions not to give her a ministry.
Despite threats from Erdan, Netanyahu has so far made deals Thursday with ministers Katz, Ya'alon, Steinitz, and Akunis.
Second and third readings of Netanyahu proposal pass with slim majority.
Likud welcomes the passing of the motion to expand the cabinet, blasts those who were opposed to it as “hypocrites”.
Despite delay in swearing-in government, Netanyahu achieves victory in first reading of bill to expand number of cabinet ministers.
Supreme Court orders government and Attorney General to respond to appeal against expansion of cabinet by 8:00 Monday.
After receiving governmental approval, Netanyahu's bill to expand government will move to Knesset for approval on Monday.
Likud announces Knesset vote on enlarging the cabinet from 18 ministries to 20, evoking threats from Yesh Atid.
Heated debate, arguing erupts in Knesset Cabinet meeting on 'Jewish State' law, ahead of pivotal vote on Israel's identity.
Loud dispute at Ministerial Law Committee after Livni scuttles the discussion on the National Law. Minister Uri Ariel calls it "sabotage".
After 10 hours of discussion, the Cabinet approved the state budget proposal for 2015.
Cabinet votes to accept 72-hour ceasefire in Gaza, beginning Tuesday at 8:00 a.m. local time.
Cabinet unanimously votes to reject the ceasefire proposed by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.
Security Cabinet will meet Tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. to discuss Egyptian proposal for ceasefire in Gaza.
Meeting of the Security Cabinet on possible responses to the murder of the three Israeli teenagers ends without a consensus.
Justice Minister Tzippy Livni says proposal to annex the Jordan Valley will only succeed in embarrassing Israel.
Prime Minister Netanyahu to submit a 166 million shekel plan for economic benefits for Sderot and the area adjacent to Gaza.