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Overview
- Stories
- 39
- of 620 stories, Sep 19 – Oct 18, 2026
- Figures named
- 5
- Members of the Knesset, former members and judges
- Most named in these stories
- Benjamin Netanyahu
- 23 stories
- Most often together
- Benjamin Netanyahu and Miri Regev
- 5 stories
The stories
39 matching stories, newest first.
Named in these stories
Each figure's stories, most first, with their stories day by day beside them. Choose a name to see the stories.
Benjamin NetanyahuLikud23 storiesProfile Benjamin Netanyahu- Miri RegevLikud21 storiesProfile Miri Regev
Israel KatzLikud3 storiesProfile Israel Katz- Gadi EisenkotFormer member of the Knesset1 storyProfile Gadi Eisenkot
- Yoav GallantFormer member of the Knesset1 storyProfile Yoav Gallant
Who appears together
The figures named in the same stories most often.
By party
Stories that name at least one member of each Knesset faction. Former members and judges are counted apart.
- Likud39 stories
- Former members2 stories
By country
The countries these stories name, other than Israel.
- United Arab Emirates39 stories
- Saudi Arabia10 stories
- Oman4 stories
- Iran4 stories
- United States2 stories
- India2 stories
- Egypt2 stories
- Thailand1 story
- Jordan1 story
- Morocco1 story
By topic
The news category of each story.
- Foreign Relations15 stories
- Defense11 stories
- Infrastructure10 stories
- Economy2 stories
- Campaign1 story
How these figures work
Every story on this site lists the people in it: the members of the Knesset and judges directly involved, and any a reader needs to know about to follow it, at most six. Only people with a profile on this site are listed, so foreign leaders and other public figures are not counted.
A member counts for the Knesset faction they sit in today, and so does a minister who gave up their seat under the Norwegian Law. Other members who have left the Knesset are counted together as former members, and judges under the judiciary. A story counts once for a party however many of its members it names.
A story counts for a country when its English text names the country or its people, as in Iran or Iranian. Israel, Gaza, and Judea and Samaria are not counted, nor are places in Israel named after a country, such as the Jordan Valley or French Hill, or Israelis described by their family's country of origin.
Stories are dated by the day in Israel they report, and the people in each story have been listed since Aug 14, 2026. Every published story is counted within minutes.