Tally Gotliv calls Arab MPs “supporters of terrorism” and attacks Jewish MP Ra’am as the party’s “pet Jew”. • The opposition bloc obtains a majority in its first vote in the Knesset; MP Yashar heads key committee
Tally Gotliv calls Arab MPs ‘supporters of terrorism’ and attacks Jewish MP Raam as party’s ‘pet Jew’
Arrangements Commission approves Liberman as head of defense committee, lists nominees
Arrangements Committee appoints B’Yachad MP Ben-Horin as chairman of the Finance Committee
NGO calls for decision on tax cuts linked to project after Saar’s appointment as interior minister
NGO Israel Hofsheet asks the HCJ for a November 25 deadline, arguing that the appointment eliminates the government’s explanation for months of delay.
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More than 2,000 Jews urge Israeli opposition to unite and form ‘coalition of change’ with Arab parties
The letter itself was addressed to Eisenkot of Yashar, Bennett and Lapid of B’Yachad, Golan Democrats, Liberman of Yisrael Beytenu, Abbas of Raam and Jabareen of the Joint List.
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Opposition bloc secures majority in first Knesset vote, MK Yashar heads key committee
The Eisenkot bloc won a 63-50 victory in the new Knesset’s first vote, securing a majority on a key committee that will shape parliamentary appointments and legislation.
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Netanyahu says Israel is in ‘testing time’, reiterates call for unity
Israel Unveils Super Ice Missile, Expands Iron Beam Defense as Eizenkot Calls Off Likud Talks
The Jerusalem Post’s unmissable news summary with Gadi Zaig – the main articles, clear and concise.
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Eisenkot bloc divided as Golan eyes minority government with Arab support, Bennett keeps silent
Suspicions are growing within the Eisenkot-led bloc over the intentions of Golan and Bennett, while ultra-Orthodox parties doubt a deal but express unexpected confidence in Liberman.
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Exemption at 26, suspension of arrests: bills aim to regulate the status of yeshiva students
The first bill would allow yeshiva students to defer their military service until age 26, while the second would immediately suspend criminal proceedings against eligible students for one year.
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