Calcalist

Retired judge Moshe Drori is a leading candidate for head of the Police Investigation Department (PID), a move that could turn the agency into a tool against the Attorney General.

A Calcalist investigation reveals that since 2021, the Likud party has sold 8 of its 37 real estate assets. Four of these transactions were made to party insiders or their family members, often at prices significantly below market value.

The Negev and the Galilee are the strategic and social heart of Israel. It is time to move from point-based support to large-scale investments, turning the periphery into the country's main economic growth engine.

The Knesset has approved a one-year exemption from the betterment levy for agro-voltaic facilities. This measure aims to promote renewable energy development while providing regulatory certainty for farmers.

Following news of a 340 million shekel transfer to settlements, the Ministry of Education has requested an additional 226.5 million shekels for the Haredi sector. MK Naor Shiri criticized the move.

The law to cancel the arrest of Haredi draft dodgers has become an ideological and political burden. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trapped between the need to maintain his coalition and the public demand for equality.

The Knesset Finance Committee will vote on Wednesday to transfer hundreds of millions of shekels in coalition funds. A significant portion of the budget is allocated to the Ministry of Settlements and other government departments.

The Likud Central Committee is set to vote on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's request to expand reserved spots on the party list. The move to include MK Michel Buskila carries significant political and financial implications.

Political gridlock in the Knesset has stalled a bill exempting agrivoltaic projects from betterment levies, threatening the economic viability of the solar energy sector.

Six months into his term, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces the reality of governance, as many of his ambitious campaign promises remain unfulfilled due to legal constraints and budgetary limitations.