Norwegian law
Gideon Sa'ar resigns as Knesset member, will continue as Foreign Minister
Israeli-Druze politician Akram Hasson is slated to take Sa'ar's place as an MK per the Likud party list.
A Norwegian who loves Israel - interview
Pressure in Likud for ministers to resign Knesset
Will the public purse suffer from the coalition's expanded Norwegian Law?
Netanyahu's coalition to expand Norwegian Law
During the Lapid-Bennett government, the opposition harshly criticized the coalition for applying the law 21 times.
Israeli Housing Minister Goldknopf resigns from Knesset under Norwegian Law
Yizhak Pindros, who served as an MK in the previous Knesset, will once again become an MK.
Renegade MK Eli Avidar denies forming new political party
MK Eli Avidar, who was one of the leaders of protests when Benjamin Netanyahu was prime minister, wants to prevent him from returning to power.
Israel's 'change coalition' is slow to live up to its name - analysis
Change means change, not using the exact same methods that one vehemently opposed and viewed as invalid and even anti-democratic while in the opposition.
Bennett, Shaked split on kicking rebel MK Chikli out of Yamina
Bill enabling MKs to split off of Likud passes into law, Edelstein expects it to "boomerang" against the party's rivals.
First deaf MK sworn in to Knesset, 13 new legislators join parliament
Deaf MK Shirley Pinto, an advocate for empowering people with disabilities, has cultivated a successful career supporting those in need.
Bennett purges Yamina of MKs who opposed new government
A domino effect is expected among Yamina candidates as Naftali Bennett works to ensure that MKs remain loyal.
Anglos and deaf activist to enter Knesset under Israeli 'Norwegian Law'
In Yamina, Religious Services Minister Matan Kahana resigned his Knesset seat to make way for deaf activist Shirley Pinto.
Former minister forces South African MK out of Knesset after four days
Izhar Shay not quitting was revenge for Blue and White taking Cotler-Wunsh from Telem
Ohana resigns as Knesset member utilizing Norwegian Law
Ohana has come under heavy criticism of late for seeking to block anti-government protests outside the prime minister’s residence in Jerusalem.
Likud, Labor ministers refuse to quit Knesset
Soon-to-be MK vows to pick sympathetic judges