No Confidence Motions Defeated


The government survived two motions of no confidence on Monday. A Kadima motion, citing what it called the crash of the health system, received only 31 votes in favor, with 53 members of Knesset voting against.

A motion by the predominantly Arab parties, which accused the government of having a systematic program to ruin Arab houses in Jerusalem, got only six votes in favor, with 59 votes against and eight abstentions



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Chief rabbis call for Thursday fasting and prayers for rain15/11/2010 21:00:00

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Expert tells MKs We have 15 years to fight assimilation15/11/2010 20:30:00

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Editorial Border imperatives15/11/2010 22:00:00

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Over to you Mr. Abbas14/11/2010 15:00:00

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This day in Jewish history


  • Jews were granted right of residence in Stuttgart, Germany, 1779. (As bad as all the bad things that happened to the Jewish people were, one often considers some of the good things also bad - PC).
  • First ship to break the British blockade of Palestine, 1934. (Worldwide publicity of "illegal" immigration of Jews to Israel was an important factor in England's ultimate decision to give up the mandate.)

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