Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur boils down competing perspectives between world's two largest Jewish communities; Knesset correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn on timely coalition bills

Outgoing prime minister claims incoming government is arrogantly dismissing concerns about legislation that could alter Israel's democracy, warns this may come back to hurt them

Likud-led bloc pushes through legislation crucial to its coalition agreements ahead of next week's deadline; outgoing justice minister holds up bill with 3-hour speech

Yesh Atid's Razvozov says such a change to Law of Return would be 'shameful,' Reform movement warns it would 'lead to an irreversible rift with Diaspora Jewry'

In 'emergency conference' at the Knesset, lawmakers from across the political spectrum say revoking the 'grandchild clause' would profoundly damage the Israel-Diaspora relationship

Deri will serve as both health and interior minister before replacing Smotrich as health minister after 2 years; Haredi party will head religious services and welfare ministries

PM-designate said to shout at Gafni during meeting: 'Because of you there won't be a government!'; Haredi party says it will insist on legislative issues before signing

ToI founding editor David Horovitz discusses possibilities for the incoming Knesset and military correspondent Emanuel Fabian looks at a major IDF theft

Sources in security agency decry 'conspiracy theories' that promote 'extremist discourse'; Netanyahu strikes rare conciliatory tone, urges unity after divisive election campaign

After elections committee certifies results, president will grant a lawmaker up to 42 days to build a coalition, although Likud leader reportedly aims to wrap up process quickly