Tag: Likud

20% of the general public and 29% of Likud voters favor former Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat.

Someone should mention that the bulk of the blame for the way things stand today at Homesh rests with former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

MK Yuli-Yoel Edelstein (Likud) said, "In the meantime, the young settlement enterprise has aged a lot."

If ever there were proof that Netanyahu is holding back his Likud party – this survey spells it out very clearly.

According to Ben Gvir, the biggest threat to the Jewish character of Israel is the fact that the legislator has yet to define the word "conversion" in the Law of Return.

Smotrich shared his dream of winning 10 seats in the next elections (he now has six with two partners), which he plans to tear off his rivals in Yamina, Likud, and UTJ.

We have the next 12 months to see whether the quality of life across the board in Israel is getting better with reformed services and more up-to-date money allocations.

Ben-Gvir declared that “Whoever runs armed militias – his place in prison.”

"You were able to avoid a lockdown only because we had brought the vaccines," Netanyahu insisted.

Eilat's Deputy Mayor for the past 18 years, Eli Lankri, was elected on Tuesday night as Mayor of his city. Lankri has served as...

The bill requires platforms to clearly state their policies for removing content and blocking users by providing “an available response in the Hebrew language for the investigation of complaints” and to offer a way for users to ask about removal; it also clarifies when they can seek damages in court.

Prof. Mordechai Kremnitzer, picked by Meretz for a committee, signed a pro-BDS letter from leftist Israelis to Ben & Jerry's.

The United Torah Judaism and Shas motion entitled “A trefah [non-kosher] Government" was rejected by a majority of 59-50.

Somehow, the Joint Arab List MKs, who could have altered the results, were absent from the vote.

Opposition leader MK Benjamin Netanyahu told opposition allies: "We will vote against the Citizenship Law and we will not cooperate."

"We will topple this government without harming our existential pillar and the basic principle that Israel is the nation-state of the Jewish people."

The former commissioner allegedly provided information and advice over the phone on dealing with the police and police behavior.

Why it's a Topsy-Turvy world we live in, isn't it?

A 1996 law placed severe restrictions on no-confidence motions.

The coming diaspora minister will be Labor MK Gilad Kariv who is both a Reform clergy and the executive director of the Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism.

"Huh?"

MK Issawi Frej estimated Saturday night that the formation of the Bennett-Lapid government is closer than ever.

"He is planning the assault phase on the target for the beginning of next week."

Both pieces of legislation bring hope to the right-wing lawmakers who have been pushing them stubbornly but with little success over several years.

The Haredi MKs letter is the first open expression of no confidence in Netanyahu, and much less blunt than those issued, reportedly, by Netanyahu's own senior party members.

Meanwhile, Netanyahu's pick for his albeit temporary successor is his sworn rival, Naftali Bennett.

Bezalel Smotrich might as well be considered the leader of Religious Zionism, the concept.

“There are fateful decisions that are about to be made, such as the issue of vaccinating children."

Everyone in Israel's political system other than Netanyahu only stands to lose from a fifth round.

Israel is heading to the only positive, dare I say inevitable outcome.