Merav Michaeli
Editor's Notes: A progressive love story – three times over - comment
Feminist politician Merav Michaeli, who once condemned surrogacy as "trading in women's bodies," now welcomes her third child through the very practice, proving that true progress embraces change.
'We believe you': Knesset expands free legal aid to sexual assault victims
Israeli parties should follow Labor’s example and set primaries for new leaders - editorial
Ben-Gvir: Time to attack; Michaeli: Stop Gaza war, bring back hostages
Hinting female soldier to blame for terror attack is disgusting - Michaeli
Channel 14 members implied something was wrong with a male and female soldier alone at night and that "crazy leftist agendas" were to blame for the deaths.
Israeli municipalities threaten general strike over city tax plan
The clash between local authority leaders and government officials over what is known as the "Arnona Fund," which had been simmering for weeks, erupted on Sunday.
Opposition split on how to handle Netanyahu's judicial reform freeze
Lapid said that if indeed the legislation would come to a "real and complete" stop, he was prepared to enter dialogue at the president's residence.
Incapacitation Law passes after overnight Knesset debate
Several members of Knesset were absent from the vote, including Mansour Abbas (Ra'am), David Amsalem (Likud) and David Bitan (Likud).
Merav Michaeli ditches black for red ahead of domestic violence vote
The coalition is expected to vote against the bill requiring domestic abusers to wear tracking devices, with Ben-Gvir saying it needs to be "more balanced."
Political outcry after 'fake' Herzog judicial reform outline published
The fake outline was published the day after Herzog had called an emergency meeting of local government officials about lobbying for judicial reform negotiation.
Labor Party files criminal complaint against Netanyahu
"I want to give you [ministers] a fist to strike at them [protestors against judicial reform]," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in the cabinet meeting
Now is the time for Netanyahu, coalition to show magnanimity - analysis
With some goodwill, there is still time and space for compromise before the judicial reform bills pass their second and third readings.
Herzog: There's still time for dialogue on judicial reform
The first reading of the judicial reform passed its vote in the Knesset on Monday night.
Treat incitement against Israel's Left, Michaeli demands of police chief
The former minister demanded that the law be applied equally to incitement from both sides, and called on the commissioner to order the opening of an investigation in several cases.
