Haredi faction submits bill to pass Torah Study law
Likud party clarifies: Bill submitted by Agudat Yisrael will not be promoted by the coalition.
Likud party clarifies: Bill submitted by Agudat Yisrael will not be promoted by the coalition.

Transportation Min. Regev says she has proofs that Ehud Barak and Forum 555 seemingly planned 'a coup d'état and to create chaos.'

President makes one more call to reach consensus ahead of vote on reasonableness standard. Opposition leaders to abstain from vote.

The Knesset will vote on the Reasonableness Standard Bill, which would limit the use of the judicial doctrine of reasonableness.

Netanyahu published a video after undergoing a procedure to implant an artificial cardiac pacemaker.

Shas chairman: We are determined to approve Reasonableness Standard Bill, with consent or unfortunately without consent.

Coalition sources say they have no intention of caving to left-wing protests against the legislation.

MK Tzvi Succot spent the night speaking with opponents of the government's judicial reform plan.

Advisers of Labor MKs disrupt vote on reasonableness legislation, will be suspended until the end of the summer session.

Gantz call on PM to restart discussions on a compromise regarding the reasonableness doctrine.

Knesset Constitution Committee approves bill limiting use of reasonableness ahead of its second and third readings in the Knesset.

The two ministers came clashed over administrative detention warrants. Prime Minister Netanyahu also got involved.

The National Unity party chairman called on the Prime Minister to stop the judicial reform legislation and return to the negotiation table.

Min. David Amsalem slams AG Baharav-Miara, says 'she's Attorney General for the protest, not for the government.'

Ben-Gvir attacked Smotrich for not voting against the cabinet's decision to preventing the collapse of the Palestinian Authority.

PM Netanyahu: 'In a democracy, the military is subject to the government, in a military regime, the government is subject to the army.'

The Ministerial Committee approved a bill to avoid prosecuting police officers and soldiers for actions taken while protecting IDF bases.

Defense Minister warns against bill that would allow National Security Minister to order administrative arrests for criminal suspects.

Netanyahu and Herzog discuss a host of issues, chief among them the Iranian nuclear threat and Iran's activities to destabilize the region.

Constitution Committee chairman informs committee members that the final day of discussions on the law will be this coming Sunday.

Finance Min. Smotrich says he will sign temporary order canceling import tax on milk, to relieve shortage.

PM Netanyahu claimed that his gov. decided to classify the YAMAM as the national counterterrorism unit, but Bennett gov. signed it.

Environmental Protection Minister fires back after activists disrupt her speech at a conference in Tel Aviv.

Knesset approves first reading of law to reduce the reasonableness cause by a majority of 64 to 56.

Knesset security ordered the closing of the guest stand and an inspection of protest signs hung throughout the day on the building doors.

Ben-Gvir said he had heard about concessions to the PA. Netanyahu responded that no such moves would be made - 'not today.'

Min. Itamar Ben Gvir and Israel Police agree on new policy allowing civilians who neutralize active terrorists to maintain their weapons.

Hundreds of friends and family members taking part in the funeral procession of Sgt. Shilo Yosef Amir on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem.

Finance Minister responds to attack in Kedumim and a threat against him by Hamas.

The Knesset approved a bill to prosecute anyone who publishes words of praise, sympathy, or encouragement for terrorists.

National Security Minister speaks to Israeli who neutralized terrorist in Tel Aviv: I am going to give you public backing.

'We are all one front against terror,' MK Benny Gantz says of Jenin counterterror operation.

Knesset's Ethics Committee determines no sanctions will be imposed against MK Simcha Rothman following incident in New York last month.

Families of terror victims' friends who are in administrative detention call on government members to boycott votes.

Judicial reform is 'cornerstone' necessary to create governance, National Security Min. Ben Gvir says.

Among other incidents, the Ethics Committee cites an incident where MK Cassif told the friend of a terror victim, 'May it happen to you.'

Minister Yoav Gallant called recent violent riots by Jews in Judea and Samaria a "dangerous social phenomenon that has to be fought."

Netanyahu expected to make 4th visit to China, assures members of Congress that alliance between Israel and US is 'key' and 'irreplaceable.'

MK Almog Cohen reports that a Skoda-type vehicle cut him off while driving at a high speed near Rahat.

PM Netanyahu accepts advice from NSC chief, Shin Bet chief, and Police Commissioner, decides to pause work on turbines in Golan.
