While the votes for Labor almost doubled since last week, they would still not get enough to cross the threshold.
The October 7 massacre made Israel's internal divisions seem ridiculously trivial by comparison.
Israel’s right is moving away from Netanyahu as the left is reevaluating its worldview.
According to his agenda, the justice minister intended for the committee to discuss sub-committees within it and determine rules for the committee's procedure.
Lapid explained that he didn't think Netanyahu could remain prime minister because the public had lost faith in him socially and for security.
There are unsettling parallels between what is happening in Washington and Jerusalem.
Religious Zionist Party MK Simcha Rothman joined Karhi in saying that the government won't accept a ruling to strike down the law.
“Ashkenazim, may you burn in hell. Not for nothing did six million die. I’m proud. If only six million more would burn,” Zarka stated.
Protestors brought crates of bananas to protest the "banana republic" powers of the court.
Eight months into Israel’s toxic debate over the judicial overhaul plan, it is emerging that in some cases honest information is being kept from the public and the decision-makers.
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