Tag: Bibi

Do you want these gonnifs helping us strike a peace deal with our neighbors?

Jewish Home must never leave the coalition government, regardless of the upcoming deal.

To the Americans, he said, "I am the nut they can't crack."

Learning from past mistakes.

It's tough to tell whether the aim of Bibi's circle is to block Kerry or fool the settlers.

"Our friend, the U.S. government, forced us at the time to agree to the Gaza elections, and the result was: Hamas took over."

She has no backing inside the government, nor does she enjoy a popular mandate to promote her own position.

Iran will receive between $50 and $75 billion, tax free, not for eliminating its nuclear weapons program, but for merely slowing it down.

A few hours after the murder, the Prime Minister issued a directive to allow Jews back into Beit HaMachpela immediately.

New video interview reveals Abbas' role in sending terrorists to kill women and children.

He's quick-thinking, very intelligent, and dynamic.

Thousands of people want to buy homes in Judea and Samaria, but the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refuses to finalize permits.

The waqf has threatened "World war Three" should Feiglin go on the Mount on Monday.

The third Netanyahu government's unprecedented composition ushers in a power struggle within the ruling party.

Israel might need to roll the proverbial dice again and go for new elections, because this atmosphere is simply too poisoned.

Like it or not, coalition or not, Netanyahu may continue as Prime Minister for quite a while.

One thing that Netanyahu does understand is that a Prime Minister should have as broad a coalition as possible to represent all sectors in Israeli society.

Obama’s policy is Saudi policy. That is where the irrational push to create a Palestinian state comes from, and that is where the handcuffs on the IDF are forged.

Netanyahu’s impending victory is due to the fact that the prime minister has done a reasonably good job, the economy is okay, terrorism is low, he’s kept out of trouble.

The big question, of course, is where does the Jewish Home get its new votes?

HaBayit HaYehudi keeps its momentum going, poll finds 43% of Bennett's voters are not religious.

For election purposes, the expulsion was scheduled for next April, because the PM fears losing even more votes to the right.

Hamas's celebrations of victory are based on fantasy and lies, and their joy won’t last when we hit them ten times as hard the next time.

Now, there's a fine exercise in the diplomatic niceties one must endure when one is prime minister of a small state in the near...

This morning, it appears that Bibi's worst nightmare is about to be realized, and this one could be a sea-change that would make the Likud Beitenu move seem like a parlor trick. According to Makor Rishon, retiring minister Moshe Kahlon has made a decision to return to political life after a two-week exile, and that he is about to announce very soon, maybe even today, Thursday, the creation of a new party.

This picture was taken November 21, 2011, outside the Knesset, during a demonstration against the high cost of living. It started to rain and...

We owe Bibi a debt of gratitude, regardless of the final results: at least it will be over quickly.

How can it be that in this clear time of Redemption, when millions of Jews have returned to the Land of Israel from the four corners of the world, in the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy that crises and setbacks like the evacuation of Migron still occur?

Following the minor storm that erupted on Monday over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's request to rearrange his portfolio which is in a blind trust—a request he eventually rescinded—Forbes Israel decided to dig into that portfolio, to find out how rich is Bibi. It turns out he's not crazy rich, and incidentally, close to half of the Netanyahus wealth is invested in their penthouse in the affluent neighborhood of Rechavia in downtown Jerusalem, and a villa in Caesaria.

When four of out four newspapers in Israel deal with any single subject one can count on the fact that there is a deliberate effort by some personnel to set the headlines on fire.