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Torah study bill advances as Haredi parties seek legal shield on draft exemptions
Netanyahu arrives from Maccabiah ceremony to help secure 61-vote majority for Haredi-backed bill, part of wider political deal with Likud over draft, kosher supervision and October 7 inquiry issues
Amir Ettinger
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07.01.26
Knesset backs controversial bill restricting mosque loudspeakers in preliminary vote
So-called 'muezzin law' passes 50-36 in preliminary vote with support from Shas and Yisrael Beytenu, drawing anger from Ra’am over what it calls a racist, anti-religious measure
Amir Ettinger
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07.01.26
Israel’s HIV fight falters as at least 1 in 10 carriers may not know they are infected
A new Knesset Research and Information Center report initiated by MK Tatiana Mazarsky finds the Health Ministry lacks data on HIV testing and two of three UNAIDS targets, while Israel still has no comprehensive national plan
Or Hadar
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06.30.26
Ex-Arab lawmaker arrested over alleged incitement to terror
Mohammad Barakeh questioned over 2022 Ramallah speech in which police say he praised terrorists and called for armed struggle against Israel; his former party calls the arrest political
Einav Halabi
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06.24.26
Knesset clash erupts over voting reforms as election draws near
Coalition lawmakers fear ballot stations in nursing homes could benefit Avigdor Liberman’s party, while Rothman seeks voting access for national service volunteers abroad
Amir Ettinger
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06.22.26
It's against the law: Netanyahu has not provided security briefing to opposition leader since April
Opposition leader Yair Lapid has not received a legally required security briefing from the prime minister since April 15; Despite repeated requests amid concerns over a potential US-Iran deal, the Prime Minister's Office has yet to schedule a meeting
Moran Azulay
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06.14.26
Basic law enshrining Torah study as 'fundamental value' passes preliminary reading
Passage of the law removes an obstacle to getting exemption from military service for haredi yeshiva students; The original version included a provision equating status of Torah scholars with IDF soldiers, but it was removed
Amir Ettinger
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06.10.26
Israel’s brain drain deepens as young, educated citizens leave in growing numbers
New Knesset Research and Information Center report finds Israel’s emigration balance has turned sharply negative since 2022, with young adults, families and highly educated citizens leaving at disproportionate rates
Itamar Eichner
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06.03.26
Knesset backs first reading of controversial attorney general bill that would split the role
Bill that constitutes a central pillar of the coalition's judicial reform plan advances; it splits the powers of the attorney general into an additional role for a prosecutor general; opponents say it politicizes the positions and could endanger democracy
Shilo Freid, Amir Ettinger
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06.02.26
That package you ordered from abroad just got more expensive: VAT exemption back to $75
The Knesset cancelled the $130 VAT exemption last night, bringing Israel’s $75 limit back; Overseas packages above that amount will now face 18% VAT at customs.
Gad Lior
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06.02.26
Israel edges closer to snap elections as Knesset dissolution bill clears first vote
Measure passes 106-0 and now heads back to committee, with lawmakers weighing a September-October election window and holiday timing concerns
Amir Ettinger
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06.02.26
Israel may need to go to war with Iran 'every year or two,' lawmaker warns
After reports that emerging US-Iran understandings may not limit Tehran’s missile arsenal, Likud MK David Bitan says Israel cannot ignore the threat and warns future war could become existential
ynet
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05.25.26
Coalition and opposition back Knesset dissolution bill, pushing Israel closer to early elections
Netanyahu is still trying to revive the draft exemption bill to keep Haredi parties in the bloc, while final election timing remains disputed between September and late October
Amir Ettinger
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05.20.26
IDF warns draft dodgers could soon reach 90,000 as Knesset debates exemption bill
Military tells lawmakers it needs 12,000 new soldiers, including 7,500 combat troops, warning shorter service could cut combat strength by 10% and add pressure on reservists already serving 80 to 100 days a year
Amir Ettinger
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05.20.26
Haredi lawmakers accuse Netanyahu of stalling as Knesset dissolution vote looms
Coalition set to advance Knesset dissolution bill as Netanyahu scrambles to pass ultra-Orthodox draft exemption law; Haredi parties suspect he is stalling for October elections
Amir Ettinger
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05.20.26
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