Minimum wage raised to 5,300 shekels
Labor Committee approves raising minimum wage to 5,300 shekels ($1,513) per month.
Labor Committee approves raising minimum wage to 5,300 shekels ($1,513) per month.

A-G Mandelblit says 'French Law' would keep corrupt PMs in power. Coalition chairman threatens to dissolve coalition over bill.

Finance Minister releases video marking five years since he left the Likud to form Kulanu.

Coalition heads agree Tuesday to legislate a new law regulating the haredi draft.

Naftali Bennett blasts Kahlon's announcement that he will oppose attempts at judicial reform.

Finance Minister Kahlon says proposal to limit Supreme Court's power will 'destroy democracy.'

Haredi parties claim discrimination in subsidized housing, Supreme Court orders government to respond by Thursday.

Bzalmo CEO sends letter to Finance Minister, demands implementation of Boycott Law.

Finance Minister and Kulanu chairman believes his party will be the second largest in the Knesset in the next election.

In efforts to avoid shortage during holidays, Finance Minister approves tax exemption for honey imports.

After Health Minister rejects proposal to raise smoking age, Finance Minister rejects proposal to raise taxes on rolling tobacco.

Law pushed by Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon to tax owners of three or more housing units thrown out by Supreme Court.

Amnesty campaigns for Judea, Samaria boycott, Finance Ministry aims to revoke tax benefits from organization's donors.

For the first time in 50 years, Israel's residents and tourists have access to 300 meters of Eilat coastline.

Finance Minister: Crisis over broadcasting corporation was a watershed moment.

Finance Minister Kahlon reportedly gifts land to PA, allows potentially dangerous construction, and nixes destruction of illegal homes.

Prime Minister Netanyahu will present list of goodwill gestures for Palestinian Authority to security cabinet.

Finance Minister Kahlon refuses to follow Supreme Court's demand to re-pass law on third apartment tax.

Ministerial Committee on Legislation approves plan to give working parents of young children additional tax credits.

Finance and Health ministries allocate grants to doctors in periphery as part of program to promote medicine in outlying places.

New poll shows Likud with four seats more than Yesh Atid.

Finance Minister Kahlon refuses to help fund memorial for former Minister Rechavam Ze'evi, murdered by an Arab terrorist during Intifada.

Finance Minister Kahlon says he'll pass his new plan despite opposition, insists Likud anger is misplaced.

Kahlon plans to cap cost at 930 NIS, force all programs for preschoolers to stay open until 5 p.m.

Israel raises disability benefits by 50%, outcome still falls short of minimum wage.

Finance Minister welcomes Gideon Saar's return to politics, calls him a true friend.

Israel Public Broadcasting Corporation employees call David Bitan 'corrupt' and an 'enemy of democracy,' say history will 'judge him.'

Likud continues to slide, with Yair Lapid opening up 4-seat lead as public turns against PM in coalition crisis over public broadcasting.

New broadcasting authority to be split in two, with a separate entity dedicated to news and current events.

PM Netanyahu meets Finance Minister in attempt to hammer out agreement on broadcasting authority to end ongoing coalition crisis.

Coalition Chairman Bitan says any agreement between PM and Finance Minister must include delaying IPBC opening.

PM Netanyahu meets with Finance Minister Kahlon to discuss Israel Public Broadcasting Corporation and solve coalition crisis.

Finance Minister Kahlon and PM Netanyahu still negotiating to prevent coalition crisis.

Coalition Chairman Bitan says Kahlon needs to compromise, slams Jewish Home for causing additional instability.

Finance Minister says Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai's gravesite 'close to his heart,' promises to do everything he can to aid site's visitors.

Coalition Chairman Bitan says if Finance Minister Kahlon doesn't agree to compromise, he'll force new elections.

Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon dismissed concerns about broadcasting corporation crisis, declared corporation will open as scheduled.

Compromise agreement hammered out to preserve Netanyahu government.

Minister Yariv Levin meets Finance Ministry director in an attempt to end coalition crisis over public broadcaster.

Finance Minister says he will make sure all 1,000 IBA employees who stand to lose their jobs are taken care of.

Netanyahu: Coalition agreement says parties are beholden to Likud decisions on communications issues.

Netanyahu holds Likud meeting, says ball is in Kahlon's court; Kahlon speaks with opposition leader Herzog about replacing Netanyahu.

Finance Minister meets PM Netanyahu to discuss lowering taxes.

Moshe Kahlon says he plans to return money to weaker sectors, plans to lower taxes.

Kulanu head Moshe Kahlon wished PM success in meeting with Trump and said 'We need to tread carefully and not make bombastic declarations.'

Kahlon praises self, condemns Netanyahu saying he doesn't smoke cigars, receives gifts only at weddings.

Government announces that China has agreed to send 6000 construction workers to Israel to "energise efforts to solve the housing crisis."

Finance Minister blasts Israel's friends at the UN for abandoning it when anti-Israel resolution came up at the Security Council.

Knesset approves state budget and economic plan for 2017-2018 by a majority of 60 to 48.

The Finance Minister strongly condemned the Yesh Atid party in the Knesset: “Instead of honestly admitting ‘we’ve failed,’ you’re hiding."

Opposition parties pledge legal challenge in Supreme Court to proposed tax on owners of multiple apartment units.

Residents and supporters of the embattled town of Amona take their protest to Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon's doorstep.

PM and Finance Minister call to drop from Regulation Law provision which would prevent destruction of Amona

Jewish Home leader Naftali Bennett threatened that his party would not abide by coalition discipline if the Regulation Law is not passed.

In an unusual move for a president, Rivlin takes active steps to ensure Muezzin Law does not pass preliminary reading.

Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon details relief efforts to help those affected by fires, says economic harm to country will be limited.

Kahlon announces that residents who lost their homes in fires will receive an initial compensation of 2,500 shekels per person.

Fitch Ratings upgrades Israel's ratings to 'A+' from 'A'. Netanyahu: It's a result of our responsible economic policy.

The new committee to solve the issue of the Israel Broadcasting Authority considers closing both the old and the new authorities.

Finance Minster says Bible proves Israel does not need approval of UNESCO, praises Jewish tradition.
