Michael Hauser Tov

Netanyahu's office asked Israel's Shin Bet security agency to say that for security reasons, the PM couldn't spend long periods of time in locations where his presence will be public knowledge well ahead of time

Coalition officials say that despite aggressive declarations, Prime Minister Netanyahu is in no hurry to fire Attorney General Baharav-Miara, because of the difficulties involved.

Coalition officials say that despite aggressive declarations, Prime Minister Netanyahu is in no hurry to fire Attorney General Baharav-Miara, because of the difficulties involved. Conversely, pressure is growing around the PM to fire the Shin Bet Director, who Netanyahu can easily oust

Outspokenly pro-Netanyahu reporter Yinon Magal denies undermining efforts to secure the release of at least of the Israelis still being held by Hamas in Gaza

As Israel's new Knesset session gets underway, the government is moving ahead with a bill to amend the Basic Law: The Knesset, which would make it more difficult for Arab candidates and parties to run for parliament.

A top aide from PM Netanyahu's office recently contacted Knesset officials in an attempt to move the Paraguayan president's Knesset speech so that the Netanyahu wouldn't be able to testify next week

In the transcript of a conversation between Netanyahu and the IDF's military secretary – the timestamp of which the prime minister's chief of staff

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Although National Security Minister Ben-Gvir violated the government's working regulations, Netanyahu plans to keep him and his party in the coalition.

Although National Security Minister Ben-Gvir violated the government's working regulations, Netanyahu plans to keep him and his party in the coalition. But the general feeling among members is that the minister has shown that'his threats are worthless'