Tag: Benjamin Netanyahu (Likud)

Netanyahu and Gantz have been holding tough negotiations over critical issues.

"Mr. Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, the blood of our brothers cries out to you from the ground! The responsibility for fixing the situation is on your shoulders!"

“A billion here, a billion there, pretty soon it adds up to real money.”

On paper, Herzog could cobble a new government with relative ease, should such a vote of no-confidence succeed and the Netanyahu coalition government be toppled – even without new elections.

Should the new bill be submitted without the retroactive application to Amona, Habayit Hayehudi politicians will be expected to prevent clashes between the residents and security forces.

'After 50 years, it's time for the legislator to deal with our 450,000 representatives countrywide whose status is still suspended.'

Interestingly, Netanyahu’s most ardent foe these days, Ehud Barak, served the shortest term in office as Prime Minister: eight months and one day.

Minister Hanegbi, who is himself of Yemenite extraction, addressed the cabinet, saying: "Today's decision will not eliminate the pain and suffering that thousands of immigrants have endured."

A whopping 25 out of Netanyahu's 30 Knesset Members have signed a commitment to pass the Arrangements Act, which would force a war between the government and the high court.

On Friday, DOS Press Director Elizabeth Trudeau rebutted Netanyahu's accusation, although a careful reading of her attack on the PM reveals she didn't really answer his main argument.

Ahead of coalition reshuffle, Bennett revving up attacks on Netanyahu, Liberman urging calm.

On Friday morning, a Kulanu politician, Environment Minister Avi Gabbay, announced his resignation on account of the Lieberman appointment.

Herzog did not explain how a 55% majority of the house can be considered "extremist" while the remaining 45% are the proverbial moderates.