The Death Penalty for Terrorists Bill, proposed by Knesset Member Limor Son Har-Melech, was approved in its first reading in the Knesset plenum Monday evening. During the debate, a heated and almost violent confrontation broke out between the chairman of the Hadash-Ta’al Party, MK Ayman Odeh, and the Minister of National Security, MK Itamar Ben Gvir, after Odeh said in his speech, “You will be gone, and the Palestinian people will remain.” Head to our website to learn more. Link in bio. 🔗 Credi

Relatives of hostages held by Hamas break into a meeting of the Knesset's Finance Committee, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Hamas’ conditions for the release of hostages, even amid mounting pressure from their families. Hamas militants seized about 250 hostages on 7 October and Israel says around 132 remain in Gaza #afp #israel #hamas #gaza 🎥 KNESSET CHANNEL | AFP News Agency

On Tuesday, during an interview on Israel’s Channel 14, Likud Knesset member Avihai Boaron outlined what he described as Israel's next target after Iran. According to Boaron, a settler from the occupied West Bank, once Israel ends its operation in Iran, it must turn to attacking the Palestinian Authority in the occupied West Bank. | Middle East Eye

Israel debates removing "massacre" from October 7 bill The Prime Minister's Office asked the Knesset to replace "massacre" with "events" in the October 7 commemoration bill title. Culture Minister Miki Zohar said the original word reflects "victimhood." Bereaved families pushed back sharply. "You are erasing it," said Hila Abir, whose brother was killed at Nova. The October Council called the move "a mark of disgrace." | The Jerusalem Post