The MK was speaking in a debate in the Knesset about funding for orthodox schools
By JC Reporter
The Bill, backed by strictly Orthodox Knesset members, went through by 51 votes to 46
By Jenni Frazer
At least 11 protesters were treated in hospital for injuries sustained after police used stun grenades, tear gas, and water cannons to disperse demonstration
By Ben Bloch
Some opposition lawmakers were ejected from the committee room after heckling the chairman as thousands of Israelis take to the streets
Maoz is reportedly set to become a deputy minister in the new government and head of a newly-created authority for Jewish identity
By Daniel Ben-David
LGBTQ+ Palestinians can now be issued work visas in Israel for six months
By Anshel Pfeffer
Naftali Bennett has had to spend a lot of his first year as prime minister in that office, while his coalition has struggled to pass legislation
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After three days during which the government’s fall and a September poll looked certain, Rinawie Zoabi agreed to return to the coalition
The government can no longer pass laws or approve budgets without the support of opposition party members