MK Mickey Levy condemns Finance Minister Smotrich for missing the budget deadline and State Comptroller Englman for delaying the war report, urging immediate action and accountability.
The Teachers' Organization has suspended the strike to reduce disruption, resume classes, and continue negotiations, while maintaining some sanctions.
Smotrich’s religious economic policies could jeopardize Israel’s financial stability and future growth.
United Torah Judaism (UTJ) has threatened to boycott the Knesset plenum until their concerns over Haredi education funding are addressed.
Smotrich presented what he deemed the "central principles and budget framework," and did not lay out expected budgets in specific ministries.
Netanyahu's speech on his position on the Philadelphi corridor and hostage negotiations has drawn criticism and support.
The legal challenges came as reports indicated that the Histadrut is considering extending the strike to Tuesday as well.
COGAT has approved the blue line for Nahal Heletz, paving the way for the establishment of a new settlement in Gush Etzion.
The looming teachers' strike could disrupt the return to school of 2.4 million students. The strike, driven by salary disputes, threatens to keep many high school students at home.
After a 3 month extension of daycare subsidies were approved for Yeshiva students on Tuesday, Labor Minister Ben-Tzur said the decision will lead to 'total chaos,' and at least one year is required.
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