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Overview
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- 7
- of 1,025 stories, Aug 14 – Oct 18, 2026
- Figures named with Alex Stein
- 14
- Members of the Knesset, former members and judges
- Most often with Alex Stein
- Khaled Kabub
- 3 stories
The stories
7 matching stories, newest first.
Named with Alex Stein
Each figure's stories, most first, with their stories week by week beside them. Choose a name to see the stories.
- Khaled KabubJudiciary3 storiesProfile Khaled Kabub
- Isaac AmitJudiciary2 storiesProfile Isaac Amit
- Daphne Barak-ErezJudiciary2 storiesProfile Daphne Barak-Erez
- Noam SohlbergJudiciary2 storiesProfile Noam Sohlberg
- Naama LazimiLabor / The Democrats2 storiesProfile Naama Lazimi
Benjamin NetanyahuLikud1 storyProfile Benjamin Netanyahu- Bezalel SmotrichReligious Zionism1 storyProfile Bezalel Smotrich
Israel KatzLikud1 storyProfile Israel Katz- David MintzJudiciary1 storyProfile David Mintz
- Ofer CassifHadash-Ta'al1 storyProfile Ofer Cassif
- Yael WillnerJudiciary1 storyProfile Yael Willner
- Amir OhanaLikud1 storyProfile Amir Ohana
- Hanoch MilwidskyLikud1 storyProfile Hanoch Milwidsky
- Shlomo KarhiLikud1 storyProfile Shlomo Karhi
By party
Stories that name at least one member of each Knesset faction. Former members and judges are counted apart.
- Judiciary7 stories
- Likud3 stories
- Labor / The Democrats2 stories
- Religious Zionism1 story
- Hadash-Ta'al1 story
By topic
The news category of each story.
- Judiciary7 stories
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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.