Labor's Kariv says party will demand pluralistic policies in coalition deals; Religious Zionism's Ohad Tal presents friendlier face to Jews abroad, but can't back it up with plans

Political writer Tal Schneider discusses National Unity party's candidates; US correspondent Jacob Magid explains unfolding Jewish school scandal and US reaction to Abu Akleh probe

Veteran environmental campaigner, who slipped into current Knesset under Norwegian law, is in unrealistic 24th spot on list to be released Tuesday

Court approves billion-shekel debt settlement, while finance and energy ministers approve Bazan Oil Refineries takeover by Israel Petrochemical Enterprises

Report, which says state has no strategic action plan for dealing with decline, coincides with battle between green organizations, environment minister over biodiversity bill

Times of Israel editor David Horovitz and religions and Diaspora affairs correspondent Judah Ari Gross discuss deadly terror, Sde Boker confab, the Western Wall and MK Alon Tal

Breaking from Israelis' usual unequivocal support for lobbying group, centrist Alon Tal calls its choices 'outrageous,' says criticism is necessary for healthy Israel-Diaspora ties

MK Idit Silman's remarks against compromise that would grant progressive movements greater representation at the Kotel spark criticism from Reform, Conservative Jews

Blue and White's Alon Tal forced to reschedule Zoom meeting after haters take over, write 'Hitler was right' and profanities onscreen

Bennett vows to fix Western Wall prayer space; MK Alon Tal, who attended sit-down, says he's optimistic about prospects of improved ties between Israel and progressive Jews