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.
Ohana: Knesset budget to be cut by NIS 125m. following two years of intense war with Hamas
IDF soldier suicide attempts spike to 279 since 2024, Knesset report reveals
Hostage forum demands meeting with Netanyahu after Hamas 'violations'
Lapid slams haredi conscription law as Knesset debate heats up
Opposition leader Yair Lapid challenges the haredi draft law, proposing a ban on draft evaders from voting as Knesset debates intensify.
Ben-Gvir clashes with opposition lawmakers at Knesset, calls them 'Hamas spokespeople'
The meeting was held for Ben-Gvir to present information on the work done since the start of his time as minister, along with presenting future plans.
'Absolves Netanyahu of justice': A-G slams 'illegal' bill to freeze PM's criminal trial
The Sunday bill proposal to allow the Knesset to interfere in criminal proceedings against a prime minister or any sitting minister is “a dangerous opening," the legal advisory wrote.
Bill to give Knesset power to freeze Netanyahu's criminal trial postponed upon PM's opposition
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara slammed the bill proposal, saying it “allows political considerations to encroach on criminal proceedings.”
Bennett slams ‘unconstitutional’ bill linking party debts to new political campaign
Naftali Bennett called a Likud-backed bill “unconstitutional,” accusing the government of trying to block his 2026 comeback by forcing him to repay old party debts first.
Knesset approves bill to apply Israeli sovereignty in the West Bank
According to the proposal, “the laws, judicial system, administration, and sovereignty of the State of Israel shall apply to all areas of settlement in Judea and Samaria.”
Israeli coalition lawmakers vote to topple state probe into October 7 failures
The vote tallied 4-6; those against the proposal for the commission of inquiry were all members of the coalition.
‘We’re still struggling’: Hostage families call for more government support
Families of released and killed hostages told lawmakers they’re still without adequate financial and psychological support, urging the government to act.
'Tsunami’ of citizens chose to leave Israel in past years, Knesset report reveals
"Israel’s population decreased by 29,700 citizens due to emigration; in 2023, by 58,600 people; and in 2024, up to August, by 36,900 Israelis," a Knesset Research and Information Center member said.
Lapid: Only Egyptian control of Gaza can stop Hamas from returning to power
“The only way to prevent Hamas from reasserting control over Gaza is to bring Egypt in properly, to lead the management of Gaza," Lapid said.