'The fact you lost a son doesn't give you the right,' shouts protester outside home of family of pilot killed in 2006, who are neighbors to PM and hosted demonstrators against him

Thousands take part in demonstrations throughout the country, but numbers appear markedly lower than usual

After Likud ignores Blue and White's October ultimatum to pass a state budget, frustrated party leaders said to sit with various opposition figures on options moving forward

Blue and White pilloried for failing to back legislation that would have replaced language on official forms with 'parent' instead of 'mother' or 'father'

Cleared of lying to virus contact tracers after she broke lockdown and caught COVID-19, environment minister says her reforms are provoking the ire of 'narrow-minded stakeholders'

Attorney general says there is no evidence supporting claims that Gila Gamliel tried to cover up the fact that she caught coronavirus after traveling to Tiberias for Yom Kippur

Netanyahu's party argues judges can't rule on whether it was acceptable to change quasi-constitutional Basic Law to create the new office

Environment Minister Gila Gamliel's report shows she did not mention breaking quarantine restrictions to travel to northern city of Tiberias over Yom Kippur

Environmental protection minister is fourth member of cabinet to contract virus, day after urging Israelis to only mark holiday with immediate family

If it polls well, normalization agreement may push polarizing prime minister onto a new political trajectory: pivoting to the center to make up for lost votes from his base