Lapid: EU Ban Will Promote Terrorism, Not Peace
The EU ban on areas beyond the 1949 Armistice Lines will encourage terrorists who don't want peace talks, warns Lapid.
The EU ban on areas beyond the 1949 Armistice Lines will encourage terrorists who don't want peace talks, warns Lapid.

Finance Minister responds to EU boycott decision in an interview with Arutz Sheva

Aerial firefighting is a career path MK Amnon Cohen sees working for hareidi-religious Jews

Organizer of ‘social justice’ rallies declares Lapid a disappointment, calls for new protests.

Finance Minister Yair Lapid said that he was not looking for a fight with the hareidi community, but to help them

Netanyahu, Lapid and Katz announce opening of two new ports. ‘2,000 men can’t shut down the country anymore.’

Litzman calls Lapid ignorant, and wonders why he could cancel dental care for children, but not a tax hike.

MK Erel Margalit criticizes those who discriminate against hareidim based on their physical appearance.

Israel-PA talks still on hold, but finance ministries are already meeting.

Finance Minister says hareidi men, Arab women ‘not even in the equation’ when it comes to employment.

Finance Minister takes pride in reduced price of cottage cheese. High prices sparked 2011 boycott movement.

Finance Minister Yair Lapid is at it again, says MK Shelly Yechimovich, this time trying to "shaft" small businesses. Lapid disagrees.

Don't blame him for the increase in taxes on cheap liquor, Finance Minister Yair Lapid said Monday

Two key criteria that enabled hareidi families to receive aid from the government for the purchase of an apartment were eliminated Monday

Beginning Monday, prices on some alcoholic beverages in Israel will shoot up – while the cost of others will come down

MKs condemn, ridicule planned cut to child benefits.

Yair Lapid shares his views on Israel-PA talks, settlements, and his friendship with Naftali Bennett.

Finance Minister Yair Lapid says he disagrees with Economy Minister Naftali Bennett about the idea of a Palestinian state.

JNF issues harsh condemnation after a photo was published on Facebook depicting Israeli Minister of Finance Yair Lapid as Adolf Hitler.
Lapid seeks ouster of Likud ‘rebel’ who took him to task for inexperience.

Facebook image of Finance Minister Yair Lapid wearing Nazi uniform and looking like Hitler goes viral, causing outrage.
Feiglin: We’ve heard how much ‘settlements’ cost, let’s see how much the political left costs.

After a heated debate, Knesset approves first reading of budget for 2013-2014 by a majority of 58 to 44.

Arutz Sheva CEO says he may return to politics, because current leadership lacks vision.

Knesset plenum expected to ratify two-year budget in the first reading, but it will be modified.

Finance Minister Yair Lapid and PA counterpart agree to resume economic times frozen since November.

Lapid, PA counterpart may restart Israel-PA economic talks.

Deri: The ‘everyday Israelis’ Lapid loves to mention are all suffering, thanks to new economic decrees.

Finance Minister tells French Foreign Minister his party is committed to the “two-state solution” to end the Israeli-Arab conflict.

Finance Minister skips a vote on the rise in the VAT, raising the ire of the opposition.

Labor head slams Lapid’s plan to raise the VAT as “coward’s tax,” proposes an alternative.

Lapid tells hareidi men, ‘If Iran gets a nuclear bomb, it’s happening to you, too.’

Labor MK slams Lapid as he drops planned meetings in favor of hareidi enlistment debate. ‘No celebrity discount.’

Bayit Yehudi leader Naftali Bennett urged members of the government and MKs to project calm over issue of hareidi integration

Finance Minister Yair Lapid flexes political muscle, calls on coalition partners to “stop playing this game.”

According to a new poll released Tuesday, two thirds of Israelis do not believe that Yair Lapid has what it takes to lead the country

Finance Minister reveals how budget changes will affect students, the middle class, the poor, and more.

Yesh Atid head Yair Lapid emphasized that he was much more of a "hawk" on the PA peace process than many on the left believe him to be.

In NYT interview, Finance Minister says he supports “natural expansion” of settlements.

Israelis protested against the state budget as well as against the increase in the budget of the Prime Minister’s residence.

MK Nisan Slomiansky asks Finance Minister to change plan to update VAT Friday at midnight.

Finance Minister Yair Lapid called Shas leader Aryeh Deri “a liar” in an interview Thursday.

Education Minister stresses that the cut in funding of Shas's schools will happen when his public hareidi schools are established.

Finance Minister says hareidi leader Deri's press statements are "a clear lie."

MK Zvulun Kalfa, a member of the Knesset Finance Committee, reassured Israelis that despite the proposed budget, things wouldn't be too bad.

Deri, Piron and Lapid agree to postpone the planned cuts in Shas's network of schools.

Israel's security cabinet ends marathon talks on cuts in defense spending. Final decision expected Monday morning.

Security cabinet meets to discuss proposed cuts in defense spending of over a billion dollars

Businesswoman asks why couples in business together are punished for being married.

Protesters disappointed with Lapid, ‘What about his proposals from before the elections?’

2,000 people gathered in central Tel Aviv, their ire focused on finance minister Yair Lapid.

Finance Minister Yair Lapid assures angry Israelis that he is following through on his promises and that the budget cuts are the right move.

Finance Minister explains why he no longer supports ‘cost of living’ rallies. Social protests previously brought him to power.

About 100 people demonstrated outside the home of Finance Minister Lapid against the planned budget cuts, calling on him to resign.

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 attempts to justify the budget cuts. "The rich are getting hit too."

Hours after introducing budget cuts and tax increases, Finance Minister Yair Lapid signs an order calling to raise the prices of cigarettes.

Finance Minister says budget cuts are hard, inevitable.

The government voted to approve an increase in the state budget's deficit target, at a compromise level of 4.65%
