Knesset approves budget for 2021
Budget approved in second and third readings by a majority of 61 to 59. Voting on 2022 budget, Arrangements Law to continue later today.
Budget approved in second and third readings by a majority of 61 to 59. Voting on 2022 budget, Arrangements Law to continue later today.
MK Yakov Litzman slams proposed state budget, says 'first time I've seen dogs give something to cats.' MK Kushnir: 'You don't know much.'
PM addresses '40 signatures' Knesset session initiated by opposition on the state budget, praises Minister Kahana's kashrut reforms.
UAL demands government amend family unification law, bailing out bankrupt Arab city, and repealing law against illegal construction.
NIS 960 million to be transferred by end of 2021 within state budget framework.
After three years without new state budget, Knesset votes to give preliminary approval to framework for 2021-2022 spending bill.
MK Ayman Odeh promises: 'Joint Arab List won't support the budget, and that's final.'
Yamina's MK Chikli offers to strike deal with coalition, in exchange for his support of the proposed state budget.
Finance Minister asks PM Netanyahu to ensure the state budget is approved on schedule.
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Labor party head Avi Gabbay says PM Netanyahu has been in power for too long, openly admits to working to bring down the current coalition.
Knesset approves state budget and economic plan for 2017-2018 by a majority of 60 to 48.
Knesset’s Finance Committee approves state budget for 2017-2018. It must still pass its second and third Knesset readings.
Knesset approves first readings of the State Budget Law and the Arrangements Law for 2017 and 2018.
Taxation on a third apartment to be included in the Arrangements Law for 2017-2018.
61 coalition members vote in favor of budget, ensuring a stable coalition until at least March of 2017.
Amid technical malfunctions and hundreds of objections from opposition, Knesset members in for long night of voting.
Naftali Bennett, Uri Ariel presented ultimatum to Netanyahu, Arutz Sheva has learned - to lift freeze in exchange for vote on budget.
Instead of a speech filibuster, the opposition plans to use a 'vote filibuster' to wear down MKs and cause the government to fall.
Finance Committee approves state budget for 2015-2016 despite difficulties imposed by the opposition.
The government made two major compromises with its coalition partners in order to ensure that the state budget is passed by Wednesday.
After learning 200 million shekels would be cut from education budget, Naftali Bennett warns Jewish Home could vote against state budget.
Knesset approves first reading of the Budget Law for 2015-2016. Opposition angry due to absence of PM and Finance Minister.
Jewish Home has been working to restore funding to Religious Zionist institutions that were slashed in the past - successfully.
Despite cuts in the new state budget, funds for Religious Zionist causes were preserved, said Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel.
Following a late night debate, the Cabinet approves the budget for 2015-2016.
Foreign Minister declares he will refuse any changes in the make-up of the current coalition, even if that means holding elections.
Coalition Chairman Levin warns he won't advance Lapid's 0% VAT Bill until Yesh Atid yields on state budget, as tensions continue to build.
Finance Minister Yair Lapid writes his supporters that those who criticize are like “schnauzers who were left out in the rain.”
The Knesset approved the second and third readings of the state budget after discussions that lasted for more than 15 hours.
Prime Minister Netanyahu met late Monday with the heads of opposition parties in an effort to push through the state budget
MK Moshe Feiglin calls on MKs from all parties to vote against the state budget to protest the release of terrorists.
After a heated debate, Knesset approves first reading of budget for 2013-2014 by a majority of 58 to 44.
Israelis protested against the state budget as well as against the increase in the budget of the Prime Minister’s residence.
After talks into the night, the Israeli government approves the state budget for 2013 and 2014, by a majority of 21-1.
The budget cuts proposed by the government are decimating all yeshivas, a top Hesder Yeshiva official said
The summer of 2013 is likely to be a “hot” one as protest groups active during the “cottage cheese protests” may take to the streets again
Economics Minister Naftali Bennett on Thursday expressed full support for Finance Minister Yair Lapid
Finance Minister Yair Lapid has stressed that new taxes and the burden of financing the country cannot fall strictly on the middle class