Key architect of government's judicial shakeup accuses opposition parties of deliberately trying to foil negotiations; Gantz says talks are ongoing, slams those 'playing games'

Resignations account for 20% of total number of tutors at state-provided language schools that are already suffering backlog due to lack of teaching staff

Low pay blamed for months-long backlog for new arrivals seeking placement in language classes; fuming panel head knocks plan to offer vouchers for private lessons

In first hearing, Knesset's 'aliyah' committee also hears from experts and activists on massive influx following Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Funeral for Motti Ashkenazi held in Yavne, Michael Ladygin buried in Holon, a day after Tamir Avihai laid to rest in Kiryat Netafim

Blue and White head claims leaks of alleged talks with Netanyahu could be coming from Likud or even from within coalition, so he's pegged as one responsible for bringing down gov't

Days after government brought another rebel MK back into fold, Michael Biton accuses transportation and agriculture ministries of 'hurting the weak'

Agriculture Ministry hails development as a major step toward country becoming a significant player in the global cannabis market

More than almost any other country, Israel should have swiftly recognized the moral obligation to open its doors to innocent Ukrainian civilians escaping Russia's invasion

Liberman makes crack about Ukrainian women; Tamano-Shata calls out ‘hypocrisy’ of white colleagues who don’t support Ethiopian immigration