Likud politician says he aims to expand accommodation options to enable all Israelis to afford a vacation; outgoing minister Razvozov says he leaves behind 'functioning ministry'

Lawmakers accuse Netanyahu of doing whatever he wants, a day before swearing-in ceremony; one chides incoming PM: 'Don't interrupt me, let me speak!'

While Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu is in London, party members reportedly blame him for a push to change how first-time district-based Knesset candidates are selected

Court says lawmaker must pay NIS 75,000 fine for 'conspiring to achieve a legitimate target via illegitimate means,' but rules his actions did not constitute corruption

Petitioners had claimed Haim Katz shouldn't be allowed to get off without prison time in exchange for confessing to a lesser charge

Haim Katz, accused of advancing a law that benefited a close friend, will confess to a lesser charge; says he has 'chosen to put the saga behind him'

Meretz MK says bill is too quick to hand over medical, personal data; Likud committee head pushes back, says saving lives trumps privacy

Ex-welfare minister was previously to have been indicted in a separate fraud case, but was granted immunity by the Knesset earlier this year

Report says AG expected to announce charges against Haim Katz in coming days over suspicions he hid NIS 2.2 million in income over a decade

Negotiations revealed after AG urges High Court to overturn decision granting former welfare minister parliamentary immunity from alleged fraud and breach of trust charges