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Arab parties move to reestablish Joint List without Ra’am after disagreements with Abbas
Polls have shown that if the Arab parties were to run together, they would receive more seats than they would obtain in a separate run.
Netanyahu’s coalition moves to ban Ra'am from future elections over terror links - report
Hadash elects former MK Yousef Jabareen as party chairman, ousting Ayman Odeh
New right-wing parties keep failing to unseat Likud - opinion
Police recommend indicting three Balad MKs in party corruption probe
The three MKs are suspected of fraud, money laundering, bribery and several other offenses.
VP Pence, Israel's friend in need
Opposition leader Isaac Herzog was the only Israeli speaker – among Netanyahu and Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein – to talk about the importance of engagement with the Palestinians.
Chaos erupts as Arab-Israeli parliamentarians disrupt Pence speech
Anger boils over in wake of Trump administration's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital
Arab MKs to boycott Pence speech
Odeh cited Pence's evangelical Christian faith as a reason for the boycott.
Thousands of Israeli Arabs protest Trump's Jerusalem decision
"The future of Israel will not be decided by Trump but rather by the Israeli public which must live in peace not with New York or San Francisco but with the Arab nation and the Palestinian nation.
Three wounded as bus pelted with stones after Israeli-Arab protest
Meanwhile, a protest against the US move was held in Rahat that drew about a hundred people. Small protests were held Saturday in Tira and Tamra.
Coalition quarrels may thwart controversial bills
‘Mini-markets bill’ may not have majority as Joint List says it won’t stay away
Arab MK Zoabi: Jews not entitled to self-determination
Joint List MK Haneen Zoabi made these remarks in the US last week.
MK Saadi resigns in Joint List rotation agreement
The Joint List debated whether or not to respect the rotation agreement.
Israeli proposal to make legal judgments from the Bible stirs controversy
Knesset Constitution Committee chairman Nissan Slomiansky's proposal calls for courts to draw on “principles of Hebrew law” in instances that are not covered by existing law.