The Knesset Arrangements Committee approved former defense minister and current Yisrael Beytenu leader Liberman to chair the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.
The Knesset Arrangements Committee approved B'Yachad MK Liran Avisar Ben-Horin as the chair of the Finance Committee in a Wednesday vote.
Additionally, the political parties in the Knesset nominated their candidates to form the membership of the Finance Committee.
Germany's left-wing Die Linke party, which won Berlin's parliamentary elections on September 20, is struggling to form a coalition with the Social Democrats and Greens amid a series of controversies involving extreme anti-Israel activism.
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Netanyahu fulfilled his 1996 pledge to end US financial aid to Israel, his office said, as he and Trump move to phase out military assistance in favor of partnership, claiming Israel's growing economy helps facilitate this.
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Despite tensions with Israel, Egypt plans to increase Israeli gas imports as falling domestic production and rising LNG costs deepen its energy crisis.
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A Honduran man previously deported twice was arrested after allegedly claiming to have a bomb and attempting to storm the cockpit of a United Airlines flight from Newark to New Orleans, DHS said.
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Eisenkot's bloc secured its first Knesset victory with 63 votes, paving the way for committee chair appointments and legislative progress.
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Opinion: By the time Trump leaves office, Israel should aim to foster a durable, Iranian-led enclave with functioning institutions.
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Israel Police arrested five suspects in an alleged NIS 16 million cryptocurrency scheme involving WhatsApp trades and transfers disguised as loans.
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Exclusive: In an unusual move, France barred Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council in the West Bank, from entering the country.
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Iran will not allow even a single particle of enriched nuclear material to leave the country, and there will be consequences in the event of any new US strikes on the Islamic Republic, Iranian Security Chief Mohsen Rezaei said in televised remarks.
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Over 2,000 Jews from 27 countries urged Israeli opposition leaders to form a "coalition of change," warning that the outgoing government had damaged Israel's democracy, security, and ties with Diaspora Jewry.
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NGO Israel Hofsheet has asked the High Court to compel new Interior Minister Gideon Sa’ar to rule on draft-linked municipal tax discounts by November 25.
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Can a robot make us feel understood — and influence what we think and choose? Dr. Gail Gilboa Freedman explores the growing role of social robots in human relationships, warning that machines designed to offer companionship and support could also shape our values, decisions, and sense of autonomy.
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Turkey excluded Israel from COP31 over Gaza, while Iran attended, and world leaders increasingly focused on geopolitical conflicts instead of climate policy.
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The Israeli government approved an initiative proposed by Netanyahu to invest NIS 100 million in Jewish education in North American diaspora communities.
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Given free choice, engineers pick the most powerful and expensive AI model even for trivial jobs, Elidan said. "It is a huge waste," he highlighted. "The best engineers are the laziest."
Is AI making software teams better, or just busier? Israeli entrepreneur Liad Elidan, CEO of Milestone, explains why more AI-generated code doesn’t automatically mean more value.
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