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Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomKarma's Comeuppance: A Look Back at Political EventsFour years ago, Yaffa and Aryeh Deri were seen laughing at a Knesset swearing-in. At the same event, Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich embraced tearfully, and many people sought to shake hands with Benjamin Netanyahu. The piece implies that the universe is now set to react to these past political moments.Politics · 2d agoKnesset Member Ben Gvir Accused of Supporting Terrorism and IncitementKnesset member Ben Gvir is accused of supporting terrorism and incitement following a parliamentary speech. The article contrasts his alleged offenses, including corruption and racism, with those of Arab representatives. It questions who has been convicted of supporting terror, implying Ben Gvir's record is worse.Politics · 2d agoNetanyahu's Maneuvers: Tactical Discipline and Political IntriguePrime Minister Netanyahu is reportedly using a "divide and conquer" strategy to prevent an alternative government from forming, a move that has surprised opposition figures. The article questions his intentions for key political appointments and highlights alleged maneuvering within the Knesset. This strategy appears aimed at maintaining party discipline and pressuring Arab politicians.Politics · 2d agoIsrael Considers New Taxes to Boost State RevenueIsrael's Ministry of Finance is proposing new taxes and tax increases to boost state revenue for the next government. Proposals include a carbon tax on flights, direct VAT collection, ending rental income tax exemptions, and land property taxes. These measures aim to fund defense, civilian needs, and manage public debt.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu Appoints Gideon Sa'ar as Interior Minister Amidst CriticismGideon Sa'ar has been appointed Israel's new Minister of Interior, a move criticized for its timing and perceived self-serving motives by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The position has been vacant for over a year, with other key ministries also lacking leadership. Critics suggest the appointment aims to undermine Gadi Eisenkot's mandate to form a government. The article also briefly covers legislative efforts to repeal the Broadcasting Law, challenges faced by self-employed individuals regarding pensions, and a pilot program integrating secular families into a religious kibbutz.Politics · 2d ago · also in 22 newsroomsFrance Bans Israeli Official Yossi Dagan Over West Bank Settlement ActivityFrance has banned Yossi Dagan, head of the Shomron Regional Council, from entering the country due to his role in West Bank settlement activities. The French Foreign Ministry cited that settlements contradict international law and undermine the two-state solution. Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned the decision as unacceptable and politically motivated, vowing to seek explanations from France.Politics · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsKnesset Committee Meeting Disrupted by Coalition MembersThe Knesset Arrangements Committee is discussing the formation of temporary committees until a new government is established. The meeting was disrupted by coalition members Gottlieb and Cohen, who allegedly taunted Arab MKs. The committee chairman, Rooie Folkman, removed Gottlieb from the session.Politics · 3d ago · also in 5 newsroomsYair Netanyahu to Publish Book on Internal Threats to IsraelYair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is releasing his first book, detailing his worldview and a conspiracy theory about internal threats to Israel. The book, available for pre-order, claims Israel is controlled by a "deep state" and is central to a global effort against Western civilization. The publication is co-owned by Len Blavatnik.Politics · 3d agoNetanyahu Accused of Undermining Unity While Criticizing Arab PartiesPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is accused of undermining unity by attacking Arab parties and the "change bloc" in a recent speech. He used the Islamic term "Taqiyya" to question the sincerity of Mansour Abbas and his Ra'am party. While Abbas showed respect at the Knesset swearing-in, unlike other Arab lawmakers, he remained for Netanyahu's controversial speech, which Yair Golan protested by leaving.Politics · 3d ago · also in 5 newsroomsFirst Woman to Chair Knesset Finance Committee Faces ScrutinyLiran Avishar Ben-Horin is poised to become the first woman to chair the Knesset's Finance Committee, a move praised by her party leader Naftali Bennett. However, her appointment faces scrutiny due to potential conflicts of interest stemming from her past work and her husband's public relations firm. These concerns are highlighted in contrast to the controversial tenure of her predecessor, Hanoch Milwidsky.Politics · 4d agoTwo Senior Officials Depart Accountant General's Office in Israeli Finance MinistryTwo senior deputy officials from the Israeli Finance Ministry's Accountant General's office are leaving their posts. Oshrat David, head of the Infrastructure and Projects Division, is leaving after three and a half years. Beni Menachem, head of the Security and Administration Division, is departing for studies at the National Security College.Politics · 4d agoIsraeli Court Concerned Over Company Laws Fueling Partnership DisputesAn Israeli economic court ordered uncles to buy out their nieces' shares in the Ohav Zion company due to concealed information. The ruling highlights a growing trend of partnership disputes fueled by trust issues, turning the court into a dramatic setting. Plaintiffs expressed deep personal and mental distress over the prolonged conflict.Politics · 4d agoIsrael Nears New Election Amidst Coalition SquabblesIsrael is nearing a new election as internal disputes plague the "change bloc" and a potential minority government deal with Ra'am faces challenges. The situation may be influencing Prime Minister Netanyahu's demeanor. A theoretical agreement with Ra'am for an "emergency" minority government supported externally by the Joint List was reportedly close.Politics · 4d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsrael's 26th Knesset Swears In With Ceremonies and ProtocolIsrael's 26th Knesset begins its term today with a full schedule for its 120 members. The day includes receiving flowers, photo opportunities, and an honor guard for the President. President Isaac Herzog will officially open the session at 4:00 PM, after which lawmakers will take their oath of allegiance.Politics · 4d agoElection Results Show Opposition Bloc Gaining, Ethnic Voting DecliningThe opposition bloc gained 5% of votes in communities that previously supported Netanyahu, according to Professor Momi Dahan. Dahan also found that ethnic voting is no longer relevant for most of the population. These findings emerge amidst uncertainty about forming a stable government following the recent elections.Politics · 5d agoLieberman's Ultra-Orthodox Draft Bill Seen as Political ManeuverAvigdor Lieberman's proposed ultra-Orthodox draft law is deemed unrealistic and potentially destabilizing to the coalition. A more feasible alternative involves a "Hesder Yeshiva" track for young ultra-Orthodox men in exchange for draft exemptions. Lieberman's stated preference for including ultra-Orthodox parties over Arab parties in a government is puzzling given his political history.Politics · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsEisenkot Receives Mandate to Form Government, Calls for National UnityYisrael Beiteinu Chairman Gadi Eisenkot received the mandate to form a government from President Isaac Herzog on Sunday. Eisenkot called for a national emergency government, emphasizing the need for unity and an end to feelings of exclusion among Israelis. He stated that extraordinary political moves and compromises would be necessary to establish a stable government for all citizens.Politics · 6d agoGroup Seeks to Block Netanyahu's Pick for Land Authority DirectorThe "Academics for Democratic Israel" association is asking the Civil Service Commission to reject Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to permanently appoint Yehuda Eliyahu as Director of the Israel Land Authority. The association had previously succeeded in having Eliyahu's appointment disqualified by the High Court of Justice over conflict of interest concerns.Politics · 6d agoIsrael's Government Faces Scrutiny Over Haredi Employment IncentivesIsrael's government has invested heavily in incentives for not working, with projections showing a significant drop in young Haredi men's employment. However, the overall employment rate for Haredi men reached a record 57% in late 2026. This trend highlights ongoing challenges in integrating the Haredi community into the military and broader workforce.Politics · 6d agoOutgoing Israeli Government Seeks to Shift Water Cost Burden to Next AdministrationIsrael's outgoing government is trying to pass NIS 260 million in water costs to the next administration to lower upcoming tariff increases. An algae-related desalination crisis is expected to cost the public NIS 160 million, with NIS 120 million already paid. The Water Authority Council decided not to include NIS 40 million in future costs in next year's tariffs, limiting the January increase to 2.3%.Politics · 6d ago · also in 18 newsroomsPresident Herzog Taps Eisenkot to Form GovernmentPresident Isaac Herzog will task National Unity Chairman Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government on Sunday, after Eisenkot secured 67 recommendations compared to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 46. Political analysts believe Herzog will push for a unity government if Eisenkot's attempt fails. Eisenkot declared it is time for a national emergency government.Politics · 6d agoCoalition With Ultra-Orthodox Parties Could Collapse Government Before It FormsA potential coalition government including ultra-Orthodox parties may collapse before it can form due to disagreements over the Conscription Law. Reports suggest offering the 2018 version of the law, which provides de facto draft exemptions, is likely to be struck down by the High Court of Justice. This legal challenge could prevent the government from sustaining itself.Politics · 7d agoRepublicans Blame Israel for Midterm Losses, Citing Aid and RelationsFollowing US midterm election losses, Republicans are blaming Israel, with Donald Trump stating aid would end by year-end and J.D. Vance citing US-Israel relations. The article suggests the loss of US financial aid is not the most critical outcome for Israel. It also notes the worst relations with the US, a security guarantor, occurred during the Netanyahu administration.Politics · 8d ago · also in 13 newsroomsNetanyahu: Israel Moving From US Aid to Partnership Under TrumpIsrael is moving from a U.S. military aid model to a partnership, according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office. The transition, led by Netanyahu and President Donald Trump, signifies Israel's strong economy and the evolving U.S.-Israel relationship. The statement highlighted the historical bipartisan support for U.S. aid and its role in Israel's defense against shared threats.Politics · 8d ago · also in 3 newsroomsUS Aid Shifted From Israel to Netanyahu, Report ClaimsThe U.S. decision to suspend aid to Israel could be seen as a sanction, potentially leading to more measures against the country. Prime Minister Netanyahu's ties to Donald Trump may have played a role in the aid's discontinuation. Republicans attributed their midterm election losses to the war in Iran and its economic impact, with Vance also citing relations with Israel.Politics · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomChange Bloc Leaders Failed to Form Government Without Arab PartiesLeaders of the "Change Bloc" failed to achieve a majority without Arab parties, giving Benjamin Netanyahu confidence. They still have a chance to form a government if they act swiftly, but failure will also implicate Naftali Bennett, Gadi Eisenkot, and Yair Lapid. The bloc's activists initially resisted accepting Netanyahu's victory narrative as results came in.Politics · 8d agoTel Aviv Planning Official Criticizes Court Ruling, Predicts Rising Housing CostsLior Shapira, Chairman of the Tel Aviv Local Planning and Building Committee, is angered by a court ruling affecting outdoor seating for cafes. He anticipates rising housing costs in Shde Dov due to pollution and is proud of saving the courthouse from demolition. Shapira also commented on municipal optimism surrounding recent elections.Politics · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomGovernment Dysfunction Creates Public Danger, Outrage GrowsThe Israeli government's continued operation is described as a life-threatening danger. The author is surprised by the public's prior lack of concern. This indifference reportedly changed only when ultra-Orthodox Jews visited the President's Residence, drawing attention to the government's perceived failures.Politics · 8d agoIsraeli Arabs Suspects, Regardless of Status, Police Accused of Betraying Public TrustArab citizens are considered suspects regardless of their status, with financial transactions allegedly used as grounds for arrest. The police are accused of betraying public trust, while the Shin Bet is said to seek recognition. Arabic language institutes are reportedly able to identify individuals based on their future allegiances. The article questions the sincerity of equal rights and suggests that the current political maneuvering aims to consolidate power, using any means necessary.Politics · 9d agoUS Aid to Israel: Experts Doubt Trump's Ability to Halt Funds by 2027Experts believe a US presidential statement alone cannot stop aid to Israel by 2027, as it would require a legislative process. Researchers from INSS expressed doubt about the feasibility and exact meaning of former President Trump's remarks regarding the cessation of aid. They suggest that halting the aid would necessitate breaking an existing inter-governmental agreement between the US and Israel.More from TheMarker