'Contempt for govt.'
A-G absent from cabinet meeting on her dismissal
Justice Minister Levin criticizes Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara for not showing up for the cabinet's meeting to discuss her dismissal from her position.
Justice Minister Levin criticizes Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara for not showing up for the cabinet's meeting to discuss her dismissal from her position.
Minister Sa'ar recommends amending the law so that a state commission of inquiry would be established but the government would guide it.
As the Cabinet meeting discussing the hostage deal continued into Shabbat, female ministers left the meeting for the lighting of Shabbat candles, along with the employees of the Prime Minister's office.
Israeli official says the targets of 'Operation Days of Repentance' had been determined 10 days in advance and were unchanged since then.
Security cabinet updates the goals of the war to include the clause: The safe return of the residents of the north to their homes.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to bring for Cabinet approval the addition of the goal of "returning the residents of the north to their homes safely" to the goals of the war.
Prime Minister's Office says that he "repeated his directive that the ministers of the government not go up to the Temple Mount without his prior approval."
Ministers furious at Gallant's demand to relinquish control of Philadelphi Corridor, saying: 'If we give in to Hamas demands, we have lost the war.'
Axios reports that PM and Defense Minister got into a shouting match over the issue of IDF presence at Philadelphi corridor.
Israeli delegation led by Mossad chief David Barnea leaves Doha after meeting with Qatari mediators, will consult with the Israeli government.
PM seeks to crack down on ministers missing cabinet meetings without prior notice through punitive measures.
Cabinet approves Smotrich's measures to combat the recognition of a Palestinian state and proceedings against Israel. They include sanctions against the PA, promotion of construction and other measures.
National Security Minister on his demand to be included in the War Cabinet: It is appropriate that the person who demanded to bomb Gaza and stop the entry of the workers would be a member of the War Cabinet.
Major General Nitzan Alon, who is responsible for the issue of the hostages on behalf of the IDF, compiled a document with amendments to the Israeli response to the hostage deal proposal.
To our leaders in the War Cabinet: Win the war. We do not want to hear about anything else. Opinion.
The Cabinet unanimously voted to close the channel's Israeli station earlier today.
At the request of Ministers Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot, the cabinet will convene to discuss the deadlock reached in the deal after Hamas's response to the mediators' proposal.
National Security Minister blasts the conduct of the War Cabinet, demands it be disbanded.
Ministers Gallant, Gantz, Eisenkot, and MK Aryeh Deri were urged not to allow PM Netanyahu to hinder a deal for the return of hostages. Ben-Gvir and Smotrich were verbally attacked.
Civilian "common sense" has more than a few times trumped decades of military training and experience. Smotrich viewpoint may be another example. Opinion.
Political-Security Cabinet meeting concludes after more than three hours. Cabinet approves departure of Israeli delegation to Doha for talks on hostage release deal.
Cabinet uninanimously approves declaration brought by PM Netanyahu rejecting foreign attempts to impose a Palestinian state in the aftermath of October 7.
Minister Miri Regev asks Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar if conspiracy theory spread by MK Tally Gotliv was true. Bar: There is no truth to it. She caused a red line.
Shas chairman provides a glimpse into the War Cabinet's deliberations.
Minister Dudi Amsalem names two ministers who, he claims, leaked details from Cabinet meetings to the media.
Tensions in the War Cabinet continue: Minister Gallant leaves discussion after his chief of staff was not allowed to participate, later returns.
Minister Ofir Akunis says that all decisions on the future of Gaza must be made by the full Cabinet, not by the more limited War Cabinet.
The cancellation of the discussion came after the Religious Zionist Party announced it would meet to discuss measures in response.
Cabinet cites "urgent security need" to increase the number of aid trucks entering Gaza in approving the move.
Mayor Alon Davidi tells the Cabinet the first step they must take to rehabilitate Sderot and the Gaza region.
Following US pressure, Political-Security Cabinet approves increase in supply of fuel entering the Gaza Strip during the war.
Mediators submit list of hostages to be freed that violates the agreement. Israeli official: They have until 7:00 to amend it.
Mediators discussing the possibility of extending the truce in exchange for the release of at least 20 more women and children.
Ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Miki Zohar clashed at Cabinet meeting to approve hostage deal. Ben Gvir: This isn't Likud Central Committee.
Religious Zionist parties to oppose deal to fee terrorists and pause fighting in exchange for 50 hostages, haredi parties to support deal.
National Security Minister against entry of fuel into the Gaza Strip: We cannot give them these conditions.
Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu indefinitely suspended from Cabinet meetings after saying dropping a nuclear bomb on Gaza a 'possiblity.'
Israel will transfer money to the Palestinian Authority during the war, but will offset the amounts intended for the Gaza Strip.
Blinken demands concessions to Gaza but the cabinet opposes.
Among the concessions: Equating tolls, promoting an industrial area near Hebron and freezing the PA's tax debts for a year.
Security Cabinet convenes in the framework of the “Firm Hand” military exercise, at the IDF command center at the Kirya in Tel Aviv.
PM leads round of applause for Transportation Minister Miri Regev for Independence Day ceremony during weekly Cabinet meeting.
PM tells Cabinet Israel faces 3 struggles: Against Iran's nuclear program, against terrorism, and against internal anarchy.
The Cabinet has approved a budget for the state of Israel through the year 2024.
Cabinet approves PM Netanyahu's request to form committee on home front preparedness for disasters, including earthquakes.
PM responds to shooting attack near the Western Wall in which 8 were wounded.
PM says govt. policy on retaliation has not changed following firing of 4 rockets from Gaza.
COVID Cabinet terminates previous Green Pass outline, makes Green Passes permanent for people with 3 or more vaccine doses.
Political analyst Israel Bachar says that Bennett has no way of going against the consensus of his cabinet.
The Cabinet is considering a plan that would slash Israel's carbon emissions by more than 80% by 2050,.
Up to 5,000 people to be allowed to gather outdoors in 4th step of exit from lockdown.
After a lengthy debate, cabinet fails to agree on outline to reopen schools, meaning the plan to reopen on Tuesday is in question.
Over strong opposition from the Finance Ministry, the Security Ministry will be bringing the Air Force a wave of new armament and aircraft.
Cabinet reaches compromise after lengthy argument between Netanyahu and Gantz over how long to extend the lockdown.
Coronavirus czar Prof. Nachman Ash says that another lockdown is likely to be needed just when Israelis are supposed to head to the polls.
Buttigieg would consider withholding U.S. aid to Israel if it attempts to annex the West Bank and Kerry's wife is a big donor to CAIR. Op-ed
Defense officials will present report on money paid by PA to terrorists and their families in 2019 - amounting to over 600 million shekels.
Briefing MKs, defense minister indicates it's up to Netanyahu to advance approval of move.
Coronavirus Cabinet approves 'reference scenario' for which Israel is preparing, but said it is not forecast of what is expected to occur.
Number of participants in cultural events may not exceed 250. Tickets will be sold in advance.