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MK Ahmad Tibi demands a public apology and 150,000 shekels from Reshet 13 anchors Eyal Berkovic and Moria Berko over disparaging remarks regarding his academic degrees.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman has expressed willingness to revive his 2018 military draft framework for ultra-Orthodox Israelis. While his proposal is significantly more lenient than competing bills, the IDF continues to face an acute shortage of 12,000 troops amid mounting operational strain.

Ultra-Orthodox parties in Israel are increasingly prioritizing pragmatic solutions for yeshiva student conscription over traditional right-wing bloc loyalty, according to community activists.

Shas leader Aryeh Deri will not serve in the new Knesset following his party's electoral drop to six mandates. Uriel Buso and Yossi Tayeb will replace departing candidates.

Yashar! party leader received the mandate from President Isaac Herzog to form a government after securing 67 recommendations. Netanyahu received 46 endorsements.

Reshet 13 has suspended presenter Eyal Berkovic following controversial on-air remarks questioning the academic credentials of US and Israeli figures, sparking widespread public outrage.

Data from the Knesset reveals that women submitted 11 percent of military trauma claims. In response, a new community named Yahalomot has been established to support female veterans coping with PTSD.

Israeli business owners face a wave of lawsuits over missing hearing accessibility devices, with demands reaching up to one million shekels and forcing many to settle out of court.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog will task Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government, granting the Yashar leader 28 days to build a coalition amid mounting political friction and upcoming legislative battles.

Gadi Eisenkot announced plans to form a national emergency government, inviting all factions willing to sign four core principles, including mandatory service and dismantling Hamas.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman warned against forming a minority government relying on Arab parties, urging a stable 61-seat coalition while offering unconditional support to Gadi Eisenkot.

Israeli change bloc leaders clash over the Knesset Speaker position ahead of the swearing-in, while United Torah Judaism breaks tradition by declining to endorse a prime minister.

A new policy document by the Citizens' Empowerment Center in Israel reveals that government inefficiency stems from structural flaws in the political architecture rather than individual failures.

As consultations begin at the President's Residence, Israeli law outlines a complex roadmap for forming a new government, detailing timelines, mandate transfers, and potential pitfalls.

President Isaac Herzog is set to task Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government after he secured 67 recommendations, outpacing Benjamin Netanyahu's 46 following the certified Knesset election results.

Yam and Lee Ovadia, children of veteran Mizrahi singer Koko, have taken Israel by storm as the musical duo HaTeumim. Balancing reality TV fame and viral hits, they remain grounded in family while eyeing massive stages.

Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot and anti-Knesset bloc leaders are preparing to seize control of parliamentary committees to advance a state inquiry into the October 7 massacre and repeal judicial reforms.

A sharp dispute arose between The Democrats' CEO and the President's Residence Director General after party talks with President Isaac Herzog over government formation and a potential unity cabinet.

Moti Leitner's HaTzibur HaHaredi Party fell short of the Knesset threshold in the 2026 elections, securing over 10,000 votes in a bid to represent working ultra-Orthodox Israelis.

Knesset Legal Adviser Sagit Afik topped the 2025 Knesset payroll with a gross annual salary of 917,143 shekels. Newly released freedom of information data reveals substantial wage gaps across 39 senior parliamentary positions.

Data from the Knesset and educational organizations reveals a dramatic surge in student bullying and cyberbullying in Israel. Experts stress that combating social exclusion requires specialized teacher training and systematic efforts to build genuine belonging.

Advocate Michael Rabiello, Benjamin Netanyahu's nominee for State Comptroller, has withdrawn from future runs, clearing the path for retired Supreme Court Justice Yosef Elron amid shifting political majorities.

The Bank of Israel published a draft directive shifting bank communication defaults to digital channels, sparking intense pushback from Israel Post and Beeri Print over potential heavy losses.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog begins coalition consultations after the Central Election Committee officially approved the 26th Knesset election results, amid ongoing probes into foreign funding.

Shin Bet is investigating outgoing lawmaker Ayman Odeh over alleged PA funds. Attorney General Baharav-Miara rebuffed the agency's push to probe other Arab MKs without evidence.

The Shas Council of Torah Sages will review party leader Aryeh Deri's request to resign following a heavy defeat in the 26th Knesset elections, where the party dropped to six mandates amid internal party divisions and mounting political pressure.

Right-wing activist David announced he will star in a new TV series about a romance across Israel's political divide, while also receiving a Knesset advisory offer from Otzma Yehudit.

The Supreme Court sharply rebuked Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana on Tuesday for failing to rerun the State Comptroller election, ordering him to pay 10,000 shekels in costs despite dismissing the petition due to the recent elections.

The Israeli change bloc is planning early Knesset moves to repeal key judicial laws of the outgoing government, utilizing special committees and relying on informal coordination with Arab lawmakers.

EU capitals are weighing their next steps following Israel's inconclusive election. While pro-Israel member states continue to block punitive trade measures, growing pressure over West Bank policies and upcoming European elections could significantly alter Brussels' diplomatic stance.

MK Simcha Rothman urged a comprehensive investigation into suspected foreign state interference in Israeli elections, criticizing initial dismissals and calling for accountability regarding potential security failures.

Israel's Capital Market Authority finalized guidelines prohibiting insurers from discriminating against drivers based on address, targeting practices in Arab and peripheral towns.

The Israel Tax Authority is reviving a proposal to tax all rental income from the first shekel while creating a mandatory landlord registry. The Ministry of Finance is debating potential purchase tax cuts for investors as part of the 2027 state budget preparations.

Israel's mutual fund industry attracted 7.6 billion shekels in October, driven by overseas equity and money market funds, while domestic stocks faced outflows amid political uncertainty.

Data published by the Knesset for 2026 reveals that lawmakers' monthly salaries of 48,700 shekels are only part of their compensation, which includes annual parliamentary budgets, vehicle allowances, and housing stipends.

The powerful Knesset Finance Committee is set to be reconstituted next week, sparking an intense political race for its chairmanship amid severe economic challenges and looming budget deficits.

Ben Gurion Airport enforcement surged by 709% since 2022 due to automated cameras, issuing 4,000 monthly fines for illegal stopping while offering a free waiting lot.

The Central Election Committee cannot block Knesset election results even if members refuse approval, according to a legal opinion by the Israel Democracy Institute.

Knesset officials state that replacing the Knesset Speaker requires 61 signatures under parliamentary regulations. Meanwhile, opposition disagreements over Yair Lapid's candidacy threaten to delay the procedural vote.

The 26th Knesset elections revealed major shifts as Likud won more votes but fewer seats, Netanyahu's bloc dropped to 53 mandates, and Arab parties surged to 19 seats amid a 78% voter turnout.

The Bank of Israel restricted banks from counting more than half of parental income for mortgages where parents act as co-borrowers without property rights.

Negev Bedouin leaders urge Arab MKs to join the next government, prioritizing domestic issues like crime and housing over Middle East politics.

A year after Israel introduced per-minute parking billing to ease costs, parking fees have surged by up to 30%. While short stays save money, hourly and daily rates at major lots have spiked, and legislative efforts to repeal the law have stalled.

ESET reports a resurgence of Iranian cyberattacks targeting Israeli sectors, driven by groups like MuddyWater utilizing advanced artificial intelligence tools.

Israeli political blocs are locked in a fierce struggle to form the next government, with Netanyahu's allies targeting lawmakers in Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party to block potential minority coalitions.

The new Israeli government and the 26th Knesset face a wave of senior public appointments, including a State Comptroller, agency directors, and board members, after months of freezes.

The 26th Knesset welcomes 47 new members, including prominent jurists, former security chiefs, and civil leaders, poised to shape Israel's upcoming legislative and political landscape.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has privately signaled openness to a rotational government in potential unity talks, while Likud lawmakers push back. Opposition figures are rallying behind Gadi Eisenkot to secure the mandate ahead of Knesset consultations.

Federation of Chambers of Commerce head Shahar Turgeman criticized Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich over his failed push to raise VAT exemptions on foreign imports, citing political motives. Smotrich's associates fired back, labeling Turgeman a monopolist harming consumers.

Arab parties achieved notable gains in the 26th Knesset elections, securing strong representation as social media featured satirical reactions targeting Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben Gvir, and Youssef Haddad.