(VOVWORLD) -99 members of the 120-seat Israeli Knesset voted Wednesday in support of a government decision made three days earlier to reject unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state
(VOVWORLD) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Monday in a national address that he will temporarily suspend his controversial judicial reform, which has triggered weeks of protests
(VOVWORLD) - Israel’s Parliament, the Knesset, on Sunday approved a new government by just a single vote, 60 to 59, with one abstention
(VOVWORLD) - January 25 this year marks the Jewish holiday of Tu Bishvat – New Year for the trees – when early bloomers wake up from winter and nature lovers celebrate the season by planting tiny shoots at sites all...
(VOVWORLD) - Israeli President Reuven Rivlin officially tasked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday with assembling a coalition to govern following the parliamentary election for the 21st Knesset
(VOVworld) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at his weekly cabinet meeting on Sunday that a broader coalition government will allow Israel to pursue a peace process with Palestine with...
(VOVworld) – Israel has established a closed military zone along its border with Syria in the northern Golan Heights, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Tuesday
(VOVworld) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new Cabinet was sworn in late Thursday with the Knesset’s approval by a vote of 61-39
(VOVworld) – On Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signed an agreement with far-right Jewish Home party leader Naftali Bennett to form a coalition government, 90 minutes before a midnight...
(VOVworld) - Reuven Rivlin, a member of the rulling Likud party, became Israel’s 10th President on Tuesday
(VOVworld)-Israeli lawmakers will elect a successor to outgoing President Shimon Peres on June 10, parliamentary speaker Yuli Edelstein said Monday
(VOVworld)- Israel's Ministerial Committee on Legislation approved on Sunday a bill aimed at impeding the Israeli government from releasing Palestinian prisoners
(VOVworld) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that he is advancing a bill to conduct referendums on all future peace deals with Palestine