KESHET NEEV
Keshet is The Jerusalem Post Knesset and political correspondent.
Originally from Calgary, Canada, she moved to Israel in 2015.
She completed her national service at the Foreign Ministry and continued to pursue a BA in Communications Journalism and English Literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Ben-Gvir ascends Temple Mount on Sukkot to ‘pray for victory,' Hamas condemns visit
Opposition heads unite to discuss toppling Netanyahu gov’t, backing Trump peace plan
'Disgraceful': Goldknopf slammed for comparing arrested haredi draft dodgers to hostages
Yair Lapid offers safety net for PM Benjamin Netanyahu to implement Trump's Gaza deal
Lapid's offer of a safety net thereby allows for the deal to still be implemented regardless of opposition from right-wing ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir.
Ben-Gvir: Thunberg and flotilla activists 'deserve conditions of terrorists' in prison
“If any of them thought they would come here and be greeted with a red carpet and fanfare, they were mistaken,” Ben-Gvir said.
Cabinet appoints Zini as next Shin Bet chief following controversy
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nominated the controversial candidate in May.
'Resounding diplomatic failure': Smotrich breaks silence on Trump proposal
Smotrich stated that agreement to the plan is “an act of willful blindness that ignores every lesson of October 7.”
‘A disgrace’: MKs slam Netanyahu apology to Qatari PM on Doha strike
Ben-Gvir, Smotrich, Liberman, and Golan condemned Netanyahu for apologizing to Qatar over the Hamas strike, calling it weak and a “disgrace.”
Knesset approves NIS 30 b. increase in defense budget for ‘war-related’ expenses
The bill passed its third reading with 55 in favor and 50 against, following a full day of speeches from the coalition and opposition members.
Efrat Council head: We're creating sovereignty 'on the ground' without waiting for declarations
Efrat Council head Dovi Shefler says construction is already expanding the settlement, pushing for sovereignty ahead of Netanyahu’s meeting with Trump.
Ben-Gvir pushes terrorist death penalty bill despite PMO warnings it could endanger hostage deal
Despite objections from officials and hostage families, the Knesset panel pushed forward a bill Ben-Gvir says is key to deterrence against terrorism.
Bereaved siblings of fallen soldiers express lack of gov't support to Knesset panel
The siblings of fallen soldiers expressed that they require further government support, similar to what widows or parents receive.
Naftali Bennett to impose limit on prime minister's tenure if elected
The law is part of the stabilization plan for Israel that Bennett is currently formulating.