Tag: Labor Party

Late PM Yitzhak Rabin's granddaughter has announced her launch into politics.

Leftists, whose free speech may have cost Labor the election, once again shoot themselves in the mouth.

Bennett preached unity, but Herzog scolded him for crossing the "red line" in the elections.

Herzog's idea sounds stupid, but if it is taken seriously, it might be a great brainstorm.

Apparently the Arabs believe that all these years they voted for Labor, they were not voting for a Zionist party.

The merged Labor party, AKA the "Zionist Camp" headed by Yitzchak Herzog and Tzipi Livni, has drafted former military intelligence chief Amos Yadlin to...

The Herzog-Livni gimmick of calling itself the "Zionist Camp" looks more absurd every day.

Lieberman is destroying himself politically before the voters do it for him.

At age 78, with health problems, he said enough is enough.

The meeting will help Herzog put Livni, another suitor, in her place, but also could preclude a three-way merger to tackle Netanyahu.

Lapid tries to ignore the economy, security and the middle class by making Netanyahu the only election issue.

Peretz is not the solution, but the problem.

Labor party chairman and opposition leader Isaac Herzog condemns Israeli Arab MK Hanin Zoabi for supporting terror kidnappers.

A Labor party lawmaker has been suspended from membership in subcommittees of the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee for leaking classified information.

Last week, the Haredi politicians and Aryeh Deri in particular couldn't get enough of Labor (Avoda) leader Yitchak Herzog. It looks like that party is over.

A poll by the Knesset Channel released on Thursday confirms the trend of increased popularity for the Jewish Home party, headed by Naftali Bennett,...

Google will have to pay 7 percent on revenue from Israeli Internet content that is copyrighted if the Knesset approves a bill submitted by...

“You can’t fool all of the people all of the time.” Lapid soared to political stardom on his “middle class” soap box, which turned out to be full of hogwash. His wealth now is estimated at $6 million.

Australia, one of Israel’s staunchest supporters, now has a deputy prime minister who is a founding member of the Parliamentary Friends of Palestine group,...

Yair Lapid’s star is beginning to dim, with his Yesh Atid party losing two seats in the Knesset in a Knesset Channel poll released...

While the American Democratic Party may not have an official anthem, the British Labour Party does.

The glorious day of the inglorious man is here. And someone else is paying. Any someone else who isn't him.

The national census for England and Wales has come out, and, as usual, this once-a-decade event has had all of its most significant points overlooked.

Should the Yacimovich proposal be accepted in a procedural vote at the party conference by the end of the month, it will guarantee both sectors only one Knesset seat, in place of the two seats which traditionally have gone to them. According to the kibbutz movement leadership, such a move may result in their abandoning the party with which they have been strongly identified over the years.

Back in 1998, Lord Nazir Ahmed, 53, became the first Muslim life peer. Now he is reported to have said: "'If the US can announce a reward of $10 million for the (capture) of Hafiz Saeed, I can announce a bounty of £10 million (for the capture of) President Obama and his predecessor, George Bush."

Noam Shalit, fresh off his successful campaign to have his son, Gilad, freed in exchange for over a thousand Arab security prisoners, will attempt to win a Knesset seat with the Labor party.

Noam Shalit will seek to run on the Labor Party list in the next election.

You will be excused if you have not been following the debate over proposals to demand that sources of funding for political parties and activist groups be revealed.

Israel's leftist media is happy with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. And as Israelis have learned repeatedly in recent years, when the media are happy with a political leader, trouble is our doorstep.

Rejuvenated Likud party leader Benjamin Netanyahu is looking to assemble an "all-star" lineup of perceptibly incorruptible politicians, media celebrities and former high-ranking military officials in order to crush Kadima party leader Tzipi Livni's chances of being elected prime minister on February 10, when Israeli citizens return to the polling booths.