Noa Shpigel

Noa Shpigel (via Haaretz.com) As currently drafted, the bill would set a window for elections to the 26th Knesset between September 8 and October 20

Cases will be heard by a military court in Jerusalem, where Hamas militants will be charged with genocide, harming state sovereignty or territorial integrity, initiating war, aiding the enemy in wartime, offenses under the Counter-Terrorism Law and murder

The Bill Would Create a New Civil Authority to Oversee the Purchase and Expropriation of Land in the West Bank, Which the IDF Said Violates International Law. Discussions Have Stopped Due to Netanyahu's Opposition to the Legislation, a Coalition Source Told Haaretz

The vote to elect Israel's next state watchdog pits Netanyahu's personal attorney against a retired Supreme Court justice. It was halted after Netanyahu's candidate failed to secure a majority and Likud ordered MKs to document their ballots, a move deemed unlawful by Knesset legal advisers

Noa Shpigel (via Haaretz.com) The vote to elect Israel's next state watchdog pits Netanyahu's personal attorney against a retired Supreme Court justice.

According to the Knesset Spokesperson, Succot Arrived for a Pre-arranged Tour of a Local Council but Was Blocked From Entering Classrooms. His Office Said Students Were Present. Succot Said There Is 'No Extraterritoriality in Israel' and Vowed to Cut Funding to Schools He Said 'Educate for Crime'

During a Heated Knesset Hearing on MK Tally Gotliv's Request for Parliamentary Immunity, and Following the Indictment Filed Against Her Last Month After a Lengthy Process Triggered by the MK's 2024 Post Revealing the Agent's Identity, the Attorney General Said That Offenses Attributed to Her Aren't Covered by It

ABC Correspondent Jonathan Karl Wrote That Trump Said It's 'An Open Question Whether Netanyahu Will Run for Re-election,' Calling Him a 'Wartime President.' The Likud Party Responded That Netanyahu Will Run and 'God Willing, He Will Win'

The Bill Originally Equated the Status of Torah Students With That of Israelis in Military Service, Though Ministers Requested That the Comparison Be Removed. The Vote Is Part of a Broader Effort by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Enshrine His Preferred Election Date in October

Critics Say the Measure Exposes Investigations of Police Officers to Political Pressure and Threatens the Independence of Law Enforcement Oversight