Netanyahu vows to 'win big' at the polls as Lapid calls on Israelis to 'keep your kids away from the TV' during campaign; Likud MK: This is PM's 'last chance'

Potentially delaying full indictment for months, Eyal Yinon rules House Committee cannot be compelled to convene for ruling on immunity, Knesset can't decide issue without it

Right-wing lawmakers refuse to sign pledge for Netanyahu until Yisrael Beytenu does; Blue and White also racing for 61 signatures; another Likud MK expresses doubts about Netanyahu

Lawmakers given until 9 a.m. to sign statements backing prime minister after Liberman seemingly pushes count above threshold for last-ditch attempt at avoiding third elections

PM accuses lawmakers from mostly Arab party of supporting terrorism, says Israel taking meticulous care to avoid Palestinian civilian casualties

With MKs from left and right attending memorial event, controversial views and disagreements of past take backseat to praise for Ovadia Yosef's Torah genius

Only one specimen of ficus palmata is known to currently remain in the wild in Israel; its planting is part of new tradition at Knesset to help preserve rare plants

Move is part of general strike planned in Arab towns over wave of murders, with leaders blaming police and government neglect for the rise in crime

In tasking Netanyahu with forming a government, the president warns that 'the public will pay the price' if he and Gantz fail to find common ground

After April’s election, an all-time high of 49 new lawmakers were sworn in. The incoming Knesset will, conversely, be the most familiar