Rachel Azaria

Churches angry as land expropriation bill to be debated by gov't

Churches protest as bill affecting church-owned property, regulating real estate sales and levying city taxes to be debated on Christmas.

'Cultural Loyalty Bill' facing difficulties

Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon grants Kulanu members freedom to vote as they wish on “Cultural Loyalty Bill”.

'I want to prevent a haredi candidate from winning'

MK Rachel Azaria explains why she decided to drop out of the Jerusalem mayoral race.

'No city can be happy if there's a wall going through it'

Jerusalem mayoral candidate Rachel Azaria says municipality must have better planning, work to help Arab residents.

Haredi man arrested for defacing Rachel Azaria's campaign signs

The female candidate for mayor of Jerusalem has had campaign billboards repeatedly vandalized.

Watch: Extremists vandalize Rachel Azaria's campaign signs

Extremists vandalize Jerusalem mayoral candidate's bus ads a few hours after they go up.

MK Azaria: No reason not to hold gay pride parade in Jerusalem

Kulanu candidate for mayor of Jerusalem says capital must hold gay pride parade. praises outgoing Mayor Nir Barkat

A new candidate for mayor of Jerusalem

After less than a term in the Knesset, Kulanu MK Rachel Azaria is already looking to next job. 'Returning to work for J'lem - from J'lem.'

Is the transfer of the Embassy annoying? That's your problem

Knesset Member Rachel Azaria responds to opponents of the move the American Embassy to Jerusalem.

'Jewish Home will divide us'

Kulanu MK slams Jewish Home party for pushing for passage of Overrule Clause to bypass Supreme Court.

Fathers of twins can take 3 weeks of concurrent paternity leave

Law allowing fathers of twins to take 3 weeks leave concurrent with their wives' passes first reading.

Church of the Holy Sepulchre closed

Church heads announce closure of church following bill affecting church-owned property, regulating real estate sales and levying city taxes.

Sexual harassment? 'Embarrassment that you are in the Knesset'

Watch: MKs Oren Hazan (Likud) and Michal Biran ('Zionist Union') hurl mutual insults during debate in House Committee.

Kulanu MK: Parents have no 'rights' to their children

MK Rachel Azaria dismisses concept of parental rights, says divorcing parents must focus on what is good for the children.

MK: Today's attack a 'dangerous escalation' in terror

MKs respond to terror attack, say those who desecrate Temple Mount with blood have no right to be there.

Tender Years Clause causes storm in coalition

Two female MKs fight it out in Knesset hallway over which version of Tender Years Clause should pass.

'Hypocrisy of the first order'

Supreme Court to hear Reform petition Tuesday seeking to allow private kashrut certification, end Chief Rabbinate monopoly.

Kulanu MKs: Shas plan will destroy Israel-diaspora relations

Kulanu MKs Michael Oren and Rachel Azaria blasted the proposed Shas bill to regulate the status of the Kotel.

Kulanu MK causes uproar by speaking at haredi yeshiva

Head of organization of haredi yeshivas criticizes yeshiva for allowing MK Azaria to speak at dinner dedicating new building.

Netanyahu intervenes: No vote on Shabbat bill

Following threats from Kulanu party, Prime Minister convinces Zohar to read bill but not to call for a vote.

Netanyahu intervenes: Shabbat bill will not be voted on

Empowering moms and dads in the Israeli workplace

New NGO taking Israel by storm, pushing through legislation to create a more family friendly workplace.

'UTJ forgot it's part of the coalition'

Jewish Home MK refuses to vote on budgetary issues after MK Moshe Gafni scraps needs of Judea-Samaria, Gaza belt from agenda.

Could businesses be sued for opening on Shabbat?

Amid ministerial meeting discussing whether to charge businesses for breaking Sabbath, tensions rise as spirit of Shabbat on the table.

Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem Joins Kulanu

Rachel Azaria second female candidate in Moshe Kahlon's party, brings focus on family to party platform.

Jerusalem Bus Campaign Features Women's Faces

Following a 4-year legal battle, Egged buses are carrying the advertisments despite concern over extremist backlash.