Knesset Elects Netanyahu Counsel Michael Rabello as State Comptroller
Michael Rabello, counsel to PM Netanyahu, was elected Israel's State Comptroller by the Knesset on June 3, 2026, after a contentious three-round vote.
Michael Rabello, counsel to PM Netanyahu, was elected Israel's State Comptroller by the Knesset on June 3, 2026, after a contentious three-round vote.
In Jerusalem, the Knesset reconvenes to advance contentious bills on Haredi draft exemptions and the October 7 probe, challenging Netanyahu's coalition.
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A Knesset committee has postponed a vote on legislation to transfer archaeology oversight in Judea and Samaria to a new civilian authority.
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Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz directed the IDF to implement a new death penalty law for terrorists in Judea and Samaria, amending security provisions.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition has lost legislative control in the Knesset after a party withdrew, halting all bill readings.
In Jerusalem, the Knesset reconvenes to advance contentious bills on Haredi draft exemptions and the October 7 probe, challenging Netanyahu's coalition.
PM Netanyahu meets with the Joint List to discuss key Israeli domestic and foreign policy issues.
Israel's Defense Ministry is expanding financial support for bereaved military families, providing one-time grants and monthly supplements to thousands of.