At expected annual cost of up to $11 million, downlist politicians are expected to free up parliamentary pressure on PM to control party, enable MKs to attend committees

Expansion of so-called Norwegian Law, which must pass two more plenum readings, expected to pave way for up to 20 extra lawmakers to enter the Knesset, ease Likud infighting

Sigal Moran tells staff she was told to leave immediately before she could do a handover to as-yet unnamed successor; Shas party denies allegations

Ruling party has 17 ministers among its 32 MKs, is seeking legislation that would allow up to 10 of them to quit Knesset, making way for fresh lawmakers

Move requires vote in Knesset, where coalition lacks majority, so ministers also approve MK's appointment as deputy minister, as it doesn't require plenum vote

Yamina party denies claim that Yomtob Kalfon was sent packing on the demand of Ra'am's Mansour Abbas

Yamina lawmaker Shirly Pinto says she is devoting herself to ensuring that her hearing-impaired son will grow up in a different world than she did

MKs pass three key laws aimed at shoring up the position of the paper-thin majority; coalition forced to pull one bill from agenda for fear it wouldn't pass

Longtime environmental activist Alon Tal also vows to tackle issues of religious pluralism and 'heal the rift' between Israeli and American Jews

Ministers Ayelet Shaked and Karine Elharar resign from parliamentary duties under so-called Norwegian Law, making way for MKs Yomtob Kalfon and Inbar Bezeq