The poll also demonstrated blanket opposition to the bill among every political party in the Knesset other than United Torah Judaism and Shas.

“I want to come to an agreement that will enable the government to fulfill its term until November 2019, but at the present time I can't say that this goal is achievable,” he said.

The 36-year-old appears to take issue with the fact that investigators want him to turn over “records of any kind” between himself and nine others.

Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litznman threatened on Sunday that if the bill does not pass into law before the Knesset leaves for spring recess on March 15, he would quit the government.

If a state of war persists, Friedman said, “I strongly suggest that we blame someone other than Israel for this predicament.”

"Why do we think it's OK to kill a chicken and not a dog, while other societies think it's OK to kill a dog but not a cow?"

This will be the first time Forbes organizes a global event, instead of a regional one, for the “30 Under 30” members.

“You want to mark [the day], and that’s perfectly fine, and I’m going with the flow,” Technology Minister Ofir Akunis said.