Tag: Lapid

I can't imagine a tougher challenge for Lapid. It's so much easier to complain from the outside.

The draft is but one area Haredi leaders badly stumble over.

I must admit that I really don't care which parties are in Bibi's government coalition anymore.

Bennett's pact with Yair Lapid, is not good for the country and is leading to fraternal hatred.

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.

After failing to assemble a coalition within the legally allotted month, Prime Minister Netanyahu went back to President Shimon Peres on Saturday night to...

A similar statement was attributed to Bibi himself during his chat with Yair Lapid.

Bennett shouldn't have trying to play chicken against a pro.

It is to Jonathan Rosenblum’s great credit that he has written this critical essay in a Haredi publication.

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

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

No one wants Hareidim moving into their neighborhood. But no one is letting them build all-Hareidi communities either.

Not exactly what Jewish Home voters thought they would get on election day.

Do these rabbis really think that Naftali Bennett, an observant Jew, or Rabbi Dov Lipman have “risen in our generation to destroy the Jewish people”?

Inflexible 'principles' are for the opposition only, not the coalition.

After going along with Obama, it is now said in the United States that Netanyahu tried to undermine Obama or didn’t cooperate.

The two parties agreed that they would either join the coalition together or not at all.

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.

Lapid is a patriot who is both honest and who has a clear vision for the future. A vision that is inclusive of all!

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

Lapid's election success is a reflection of the widespread view among Israelis that external threats do not mean that the country's house should not be put in better order.

Even though there will be an unprecedented number of religious Knesset members, Haredim are closer to being drafted than at any time in Israel’s history.

A little insulting but shouldn't the Temple become a central element in the public discourse?

Conservative movements and parties cannibalize themselves.

Like Liberman before, Lapid will likely be Netanyahu's major partner as under almost any coalition figuration Yesh Atid can bring down the coalition.

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

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

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.