Over 3,400 Likud party members passed a motion by a wide majority allowing Netanyahu to effectively push out many incumbent Knesset members from securing realistic spots on the party's slate for the next Knesset

Judges made it clear that a permanent ruling will be issued as soon as possible, and that the law will be suspended 'until another decision is made.' The Knesset's legal adviser said that there was no choice but to repeal the law

A confrontation in the West Bank village of Tell on Friday has ignited rare introspection in Israel about who is responsible for out of control settler pogroms. Still, most Israelis won't link the violence back to Netanyahu

Israel's largest shipping company, ZIM, is a vital asset in times of crisis. Selling it to a German corporation partially owned by Qatar would endanger national security

AIPAC-backed Haley Stevens defends campaign funding while Abdul El-Sayed slams Israel aid as the primary rivals clash over millions in spending

Answer might be found by looking at two different stories – one easily understood, one complex – through four lenses

The Foreign Ministry's legal counsel permitted the government to bypass standard Knesset procedures due to urgent needs – but failed to explain what prompted the urgency

Gali Baharav-Miara called on the High Court to issue an interim order against the law, warning that the politicization of the unit probing police misconduct has devastating effects on the rule of law and the entire law enforcement system

As in a long series of recent polls, the opposition bloc holds a clear majority. However, a boycott of Arab parties, supported by several leaders of parties opposed to Netanyahu, leaves the bloc one seat short of a majority

Walla proposed to promote the far-right national security minister's plan to expand local security squads, a key part of Otzma Yehudit's election drive. Walla commented: 'There will be no deals with any government ministry before the election'