Ra'am: We got huge budgets for Arab sector
NIS 740 million approved from various ministries in funding earmarked for Arab municipalities.
NIS 740 million approved from various ministries in funding earmarked for Arab municipalities.
Likud MK Fateen Mulla explains why his party opposes coalition bill to partially fund higher education for discharged soldiers.
MK Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi’s resignation from the coalition is reportedly intended to pressure Ra'am and its chairman, Mansour Abbas.
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Ra'am claims government agreed to change its policy of building permits in unrecognized villages.
MK Waleed Taha says that the government understands that the rules of the game vis-à-vis Arab society have changed.
MK Waleed Taha reveals details about the contacts Ra'am had with Netanyahu on the formation of a government.
United Arab List says they've decided to give the coalition another chance.
Reports suggest Ra'am will not quit the coalition after all as it appears it's 'having its cake and eating it too.'
Likud blasts government for waiting for the Islamic Movement to know its future. MK Abbas responds: Netanyahu also waited for us.
Shura Council meets to decide whether United Arab List should bolt coalition, decides to continue freeze on coalition activities.
'Jews have nothing to do on the Temple Mount - you want to pray? Change your religion,' former Arab MK Abbas Zakour says.
'They are sending us a clear message, they want us out,' MK Mazen Ghanaim says.
The chairman of Ra'am is angry with Bennett's conduct regarding Ra’am’s demands vis-à-vis the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
PM rejects demand of Ra'am coalition partner for remaining in coalition. How much longer can govt last?
Prime Minister seeks to appease Ra'am while Shaked speaks out on Temple Mount, settlement construction.
Move would give opposition a majority to bring down the government, but opposition fears political trick to save government.
MK Mansour Abbas, head of United Arab List, tells PM Bennett that meetings with Jordan will decide whether his party leaves government.
Ra'am's spiritual leadership seeks to pass resolution forcing party to leave coalition while MK Abbas is abroad.
Ra'am chairman responds to Hamas leader who called on Ra'am to leave the government.
Mansour Abbas wants Jordan to present list of demands. Without Israeli acquiescence, Ra'am will not return to coalition.
Hamas leader calls on Israeli Arabs to arm themselves with guns and knives ahead of great battle against Israel.
MK Waleed Taha says his party has an influential role in matters related to the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
"Opposition doesn't have better ideas for the Temple Mount," says Diaspora Affairs Minister. "We saw what happened to them last summer."
Meanwhile, efforts continue to gain Chikli's cooperation and provide coalition with its 61st vote.
Responding to Meretz' Yair Golan, Yamina MK Orbach asks: "Are you trying to dismantle the coalition?"
Sheikh Raed Salah, head of northern faction of the Islamic Movement, visits Al-Aqsa Mosque: This place belongs to Muslims only.
Smotrich seeks to use Ra'am's stepping aside from the coalition to convene the Knesset to vote on its dissolution.
Ra'am chairman says he wants to be 'unifier' despite pressure from Islamic Movement to leave the coalition.
After suspending cooperation with coalition, Ra'am presents list of demands to remain in the government,
Ibrahim Sarsour, senior member of Islamic Movement, says Al-Aqsa Mosque is more important than all the billions promised to Ra'am.
Sheikh Mohammad Salameh Hassan demands Ra'am chairman resign from coalition over Israel's response to violence on the Temple Mount.
Ibrahim Abdullah Sarsur says current government under PM Bennett is 'fascist,' should be brought down.
Balad party chairman Jamal Zahalka calls on MK Mansour Abbas to immediately leave coalition following riots on the Temple Mount.
MK Waleed Taha warns of scenario in which the coalition will not be able to continue to exist.
Former MK Abdulmalik Dehamshe, close to UAL chair MK Abbas, says party uninterested in new elections, but not afraid of them, either.
Internal disagreements in Ra'am on condemnation of terrorist attacks lead to cancellation of speech by MK Abbas.
Joint List chairman Ayman Odeh also condemns attack: "Violence is not our way and we must condemn it with all our might."
MK Mansour Abbas says he is pleased with Ra’am's decison to join the government, calls it a "tremendous political achievement."
Ra'am asks for guarantees Citizenship Law will be debated before it is brought up for renewal again next year.