Opposition party proposes video calls or specially built booths in the plenum to allow Knesset votes to take place during the coronavirus pandemic

As court opens hearing on Knesset closure amid storm over democracy, Edelstein defends his action as only path out of political deadlock; Likud warns of 4th election if he's ousted

Attorney general says decision to bypass Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee and approve controversial phone tracking with no parliamentary oversight was made to 'save lives'

Measure still requires Knesset subcommittee approval before going forward; ministers say they've worked to limit the harm to privacy, but critics warn of civil liberty violations

Shin Bet says it won't use the invasive technology to enforce quarantines; attorney general says measure will be subjected to legal restrictions

Due to a technicality, the Blue and White Party leader never received bodyguards from the security service, but was instead protected by the Knesset

Law enforcement officials say there will be zero tolerance of calls for violence, all incidents will be thoroughly dealt with

Leaks in lead-up to Knesset elections said to indicate criminal breach of candidate's phone; Likud previously accused of hiring private intelligence firm to look into opponents

Attorney general says Likud's Amir Ohana acting out of obvious political interests, says he will not be deterred by attacks against him

Days before election, PM alleges Blue and White MK will 'quit politics' if Harpaz affair transcripts aired; Ashkenazi retorts that premier has offered him defense minister post