Knesset
The Knesset is Israel's 120-member parliament, based in Jerusalem. This hub brings together reporting from across Israeli media on its work: bills and plenary votes, committee hearings, no-confidence motions, dissolution and early-election moves, and the daily contest between coalition and opposition.
Earlier coverage
Monday, 5 October 2026
- Knesset legal adviser urges vote as Israel enters fourth month without comptroller
- Knesset legal adviser urges vote as Israel enters fourth month without comptroller
- October 7 will be present in the next Knesset, regardless of who comes out on top - analysis
- Israeli professor indicted for plotting mass-casualty terror attacks on Arabs and Palestinians
- Israeli professor indicted for plotting mass-casualty terror attacks on Arabs and Palestinians
- For the first time new far-right party falls below electoral threshold in poll
Sunday, 4 October 2026
- Former Minister Yaakov Margi: I Told a Hostage's Wife I Bear Responsibility
- Withdrawing to Stay In: Abu Shehadeh’s Dilemma
- Israel’s Supreme Court overturns decision to disqualify Arab parties
- Analyst: If Netanyahu Doesn't Get 61, Opposition will Oust Him Before Government Sworn in
- Halevi: Netanyahu rejected firing reservists who stopped reporting amid judicial reform - report
- Halevi: Netanyahu rejected firing reservists who stopped reporting amid judicial reform - report
Friday, 2 October 2026
- DISQUALIFICATIONS REVERSED: Supreme Court Clears Ra’am, Joint List And Ofer Cassif To Run In Knesset Elections
- Supreme Court allows Ofer Cassif, Ra'am, Joint List to run in 26th Knesset election
- Supreme Court overturns election bans on Cassif, Joint List, and Ra'am
- Top court flips election committee disqualification of lawmaker, Arab parties
- Supreme Court in unanimous ruling: Ra'am can run in the election
- Supreme Court unanimously overturns decision to disqualify Joint List
- Sami Abu Shehadeh submits official withdrawal from Knesset race
- High Court tells Balad leader to abandon Knesset campaign or face disqualification
- Arab party leader formally drops Knesset run after disqualification hearing
- BALAD CHIEF WITHDRAWS: Sami Abu Shehadeh Drops Out Of Knesset Election After All Nine High Court Justices Urge Him To Step Aside
- Arab party chief quits Knesset race after Supreme Court signals ban over alleged terror support
- Balad confirms Abu Shehadeh’s withdrawal: Withdrawing his candidacy is not the end of the struggle
Thursday, 1 October 2026
- Sami Abu Shehadeh Resigns From Knesset After High Court Signals Ruling Against Him
- Amit Segal: For the First Time in Decades, Israeli Society Draws a Red Line
- Ben Gvir welcomes Abu Shehadeh’s withdrawal
- Balad decides: Sami Abu Shehadeh to accept Supreme Court proposal and withdraw
- Senior Balad official to Haaretz: Disqualified party leader to drop Knesset candidacy
- Balad decides: Sami Abu Shehadeh to withdraw from Knesset race