In latest inflammatory remarks, Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef says non-religious Jews 'don't find fulfillment in life' and are 'jealous' of the ultra-Orthodox

MKs approve $110 million for yeshivas, some of which don't teach secular subjects; greenlight frozen $52 million for Arab councils, but only once oversight mechanism is established

Netanyahu condemns extremist hatred at Tel Aviv prayers; Lapid raps him for backing ultra-nationalists who defied public gender-separation ban; Ben Gvir: I'll pray there Thursday

Labor's Gilad Kariv holds first public sit-down with PA by a Jewish Israeli lawmaker in over a year to promote dialogue and advance 'alternative vision' distinct from government's

Religious hardliners are among critics of the bill, which many see as part of a pact benefiting Shas and the Chief Rabbinate

Decision comes after government finds Parents Circle violates rules against disgracing IDF; group responds: 'In a dictatorship, the education minister decides what is forbidden'

MKs' assistants launched a protest during a stormy vote on controversial 'reasonableness bill,' party head Michaeli defends their actions: 'We are all behind you'

Referencing 'mistakes' that led to Netanyahu win, Gilad Kariv launches bid for unity previously nixed by Labor head Merav Michaeli, with party said looking for a change at the top

Gilad Kariv, Efrat Rayten and Naama Lazimi demand chairwoman share power with them, threaten to pass series of motions against her if she doesn't comply

Far-right committee chair Rothman aims to get through thousands of reservations to planned judicial overhaul, amid heated protests; Knesset legal adviser called in to restore order