Tag: Jewish Home

Shas and UTJ claim that they're joining the coalition. The question now is, who will be the last party to join?

The Right is complacent, perhaps because everyone is busy with the Herculean task of assembling the next governing coalition.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has not discounted the possibility of calling new elections, Likud sources say, according to the Israeli publication, Ma'ariv.

Nasty threats, mistreatment, rumors, and a general lack of trust define this government's coalition building attempts.

The institution of party primaries in Israel needs to be expanded not shrunk, so that the government will be under the supervision of the people from which it derives power and the moral authority to govern.

Torah will probably flourish more with Shas out of the government and hopefully the Chief Rabbinate will revert back to a Rabbinate for all of Israel.

If Shas is invited to join the coalition, it is sure to torpedo most of Netanyahu's national agenda.

The Likud is only using Bennett's party to bring down Yair Lapid's price.

The dismissive headline is so scornful, it could have been written by Sara herself.

While Netanyahu reportedly has his hands full with Yair Lapid's coalition demands, Avigdor Liberman met with Naftali Bennett today to discuss Bennett's joining the...

If we in the Likud will understand the deep reason for our party’s decline we will continue to securely lead Israel with our national vision.

The Israeli media are busy faux negotiating, publishing all sorts of possibilities.

The problem at this relatively early stage of the game is that even the people at the top don't yet know where they’re headed.

Two days after the elections ended, PM Netanyahu finally decided to call HaBayit HaYehudi (Jewish Home) head Naftali Bennett. The two did not set a...

Conservative movements and parties cannibalize themselves.

These are the final results for the elections to the 19th Knesset.

Someone asked me if Israelis were forced to vote or they had a choice...we so have a choice and we choose to vote.

Bibi wants the smallest Likud possible while still maintaining his PM seat.

There are Israeli voters making some surprising and rather unexpected choices.

The Likud has achieved much over the last four years for settlements and the nation, and aside from his silly insistence on the two-state solution, Netanyahu has been a pretty good Prime Minister.

On Saturday night, Rav Ovadia attacked the Jewish Home party saying it was not the home of Jews but of goyim.

At JewishPress.com we’ve spent countless hours discussing the pros and cons of voting for each particular party. Now we'll share some of the discussions that have made this election decision such a difficult one.

Rubinstein made clear that candidate lists running for election may not trifle with injunctions issued by the Chairman of the Central Election Commission.

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Will the dome come down after seven Jeremy Gimpel videos are exposed?

The gist of his words is not the removal of the mosque as much as the building of the Temple.

Right wing and Haredi parties form a seemingly insurmountable, 71-seat block.

Shaked noted that her party intends to promote, in addition, a significant reform of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel.

The Channel 10 report included the fact that none of the Likud's district candidates would get in and even MK Carmel Shama could be on the chopping bloc.

During the interview Bennett refused to answer what ministry he would like to head.