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Two bills attempting to ban UNRWA in Israel have advanced in the Knesset.
First resident ambassador of Papua New Guinea to open embassy in Jerusalem
Israel's adherence to ineffective systems without regulation could lead to a dangerous cycle.
Israel’s attorney-general warns that delayed Supreme Court appointments and judicial reforms could weaken oversight, leading to government overreach and increased corruption.
The Knesset Spokesperson announced that it will unveil a memorial this month honoring victims of terror attacks, featuring a unique design by artist Ella Littwitz.
Sa'ar will serve as a minister-without-portfolio and a member of the National Security Cabinet.
United Right leader Gideon Sa'ar to serve in cabinet, raising coalition to 68 seats • Netanyahu gets breathing room for government's survival
Top Israeli politicians reacted on Saturday to the elimination of former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, calling it a pivotal moment and urging continued efforts to dismantle the terror group.
Danon continued, accusing the PA of protecting Hamas instead of confronting them and encouraging terrorism through "pay to slay."
Labor Minister Yoav Ben-Tzur accused AG Gali Baharav-Miara of undermining democracy by blocking a government decision to extend daycare subsidies to haredi yeshiva students of military eligibility.
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