A Knesset committee has approved the transfer of approximately NIS 1 billion in budget allocations, including NIS 270 million for haredi education, during its recess.

A Knesset panel has advanced a bill proposed by haredi parties that seeks to enshrine Torah study in a Basic Law. Critics argue the bill could allow yeshiva students to maintain state benefits while avoiding military service, exacerbating the IDF's manpower shortage.

A bill to dissolve the Knesset has passed its first reading, moving forward the process to hold early elections in Israel. A Knesset panel also advanced the dissolution bill and debated potential election dates.

Legislation initiated by the far-right Otzma Yehudit party, which seeks to impose the death penalty on Palestinians convicted of certain offenses, has advanced to a final vote in Israel's parliament, drawing mounting criticism from opponents and rights groups.

A Knesset panel has advanced a bill that would freeze the arrests of haredi draft evaders, following the contentious Basic Law: Torah Study bill.

Eleven lawmakers voted in favor of granting immunity to Tally Gotliv after three days of discussions regarding her alleged disclosure of Shin Bet identities.

A contentious bill aimed at splitting the role of Israel's attorney-general has been unanimously approved by a Knesset committee, advancing it towards its first reading.

An Otzma Yehudit spokesperson confirmed that a Knesset committee is expected to approve a death penalty bill for its final plenum readings.

An incident occurred in the Knesset where a deputy attorney-general was removed from a panel debating a contentious bill concerning the Attorney-General's powers, following opposition from five deputies.

Israel's Attorney-General informed a Knesset panel that MK Tally Gotliv jeopardized a Shin Bet agent's safety by disclosing classified details. Gotliv is seeking immunity from prosecution.