Ministers to vote Sunday on a series of measures that would let dozens of small communities in Judea and Samaria get direct access to major infrastructure, setting in motion the official process for retroactive approval.
In response to a letter by 250 senior economists expressing "concern that weakening the judiciary will lead to long-term damage to the economy's growth trajectory," the prime minister assures that the initiative will achieve "the exact opposite."
Israel Hayom has learned that PM Netanyahu, Defense Minister Gallant, and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich have begun discussing the measures, which could have construction projects beyond Green Line get speedy approval process.
Some 15,123 Holocaust survivors died in Israel in 2022.
Foreign Minister Eli Cohen is featured in one of the adverts, which all have the slogan, "Israeli Racism in Quotes." The campaign was launched by Europal Forum, which has been blacklisted by Israel's Defense Ministry.
Days after the Supreme Court struck down appointment of the Shas leader as interior minister due to convictions, Netanyahu bids farewell to his ultra-Orthodox ally. Meanwhile, protests continue nationwide amid plans to overhaul judiciary.
Kenneth Roth was recruited by the Harvard Kennedy School’s Carr Center for Human Rights Policy to become a fellow. This has led to criticism due to his statements on Israel.
Ten of 11 judges on the high court found that Aryeh Deri's appointment as health minister was in violation of his recent plea bargain surrounding tax offenses. The much-anticipated ruling comes as Israel is being roiled by a dispute over sweeping changes to the country’s legal system.
Head of the Knesset's Aliyah and Integration Committee calls for reform to the system, saying it must be brought "into the 21st century" by combining face-to-face and online studies.
Move comes in wake of Israel Hayom report on the dire shortage of teachers, which has led to a 6-month waiting list of 3,600 olim.
