Ayelet shaked

"My brother Naftali, thank you, in my name and the name of all the people of Israel," said Alternate Prime Minister Yair Lapid.

Yamina's future is uncertain, with Shaked and Matan Kahana split on key issues and the outgoing PM unsure whether to remain as party leader.

If we’re going to look like fools, I’d rather have a pleasant silly season than witness the political theater of the absurd. 

There is concern that the upcoming Israeli elections will significantly reduce construction and lead to further increases in housing prices across Israel.

With the Knesset set to be dissolved next week, Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked hopes to pass the laws as part of what is called “cleaning the table.”

Israel suffers from a shortage of both construction workers and caregivers for the elderly and the infirm, most of whom are foreign workers.

The committee wanted to centralize power in order to "improve the level of services provided to residents."

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

The interior minister said her office was working on alternative legal options for West Bank residents, should the coalition fail to pass the emergency legislation.

Netanyahu warned that canceling the Nation-State Law would result in a mass influx of millions of Muslim migrants into Israel, who would surpass the current Jewish majority.