One lawmaker labelled National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir a ‘terrorist’ for championing the legislation
By Jacob Jaffa
IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir backed a wider “external” investigation into the attacks, but stopped short of endorsing a full state commission of inquiry
A re-drafted version of the law is set to relax requirements for yeshiva students to enlist and reduce penalties for draft dodging
The special rapporteur was referring to a bill, currently progressing through the Knesset, to impose the death penalty on terrorists convicted of murdering Israelis
Ministers accused the city’s next mayor of promoting ‘anti-Israel and anti-Jewish rhetoric’
The bill would not impose the same sentence for Israelis convicted of killing Palestinians
Histadrut chief Arnon Bar-David is reported to be among those detained on suspicion of offences including fraud, breach of trust, money laundering, and tax offences
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Major General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi went missing for several hours and reportedly left a suicide note, before being found alive and well
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Major General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi claimed she approved the leak to ‘counter the false propaganda directed against the military law enforcement authorities’
Demonstrators prayed en masse at the entrance to the city, while some pelted reporters covering the protest with plastic bottles and sticks.
The measure has been backed by several ministers amid a long-running row over the government’s attempts to sack Gali Baharav-Miara
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef suggested that he would not join a minyan with Rabbi Tamir Granot over his views
The motions, sponsored by the far-right Noam party, passed an initial reading with the help of a Likud rebel
Prime Minister Netanyahu has reportedly been pushing for an alternative inquiry commission, the members of which would be appointed by the government rather than the Supreme Court
Tazachi Hanegbi is understood to have opposed the offensive aimed at occupying Gaza City in May
Concerns had been raised about Ankara’s forces being stationed in the region, with the prime minister seeing the idea as a ‘red line’
