Deri
Budget approved for food stamps for the needy ahead of Rosh Hashanah
41,000 Holocaust survivors would also get the help they need from the food stamps.
Netanyahu’s opponents have not derailed his plans
Two bills designed specifically for Deri set to become law
Judicial reform protests may continue long after a compromise is reached - analysis
'Deri Law,' 'Override Law' pass preliminary reading on Knesset floor
Parliament okays a number of controversial laws in voting marathon
Legislative process of reforms moving forwards despite protests
Legislative process of the reform moving forwards despite protests
Gov't aims to reappoint disgraced Deri by amending Basic Law
The accompanying text that explains the law argues that the appointment and removal of ministers are at the "heart of democratic activity."
Netanyahu fires Arye Deri from Israeli gov't following High Court disqualification
The prime minister waited until Sunday, reportedly in order to give Deri time to decide whether or not to resign.
The first 11 days - opinion
My main concern is whether Netanyahu is really in control of what is going on. Two highly controversial events of the last week come to mind.
Coalition will likely need to change law in order to make Shas' Deri a minister
Complicating the picture is Deri’s conviction for bribery in 2000 for which he served around two years in jail.
Arye Deri trial: Court approves A-G’s lenient plea deal
Deri recently resigned from the Knesset and has now been fined NIS 180,000 as well as being given a suspended sentence as part of the deal.
Deri promises to back Netanyahu for PM in campaign launch
Shas leader vows to oppose budget cuts to welfare benefits despite ‘large deficit’ created by COVID-19 crisis.
NGO to High Court: A-G must decide Deri’s criminal cases pre-election
An NGO has petitioned the Supreme Court to finally decide on Interior Minister Arye Deri's two-year-old corruption accusations.
Deri keeps Sharansky waiting on Ugandan community meeting
The Abayudaya community in Uganda currently comprises of some 2,000 people, which began adopting Jewish religious practices at the beginning of the 20th century.
