Tag: Likud

Israel Channel 10 reported that the Likud's strategic campaign advisor, Arthur Finkelstein, quit the campaign. Finkelstein's office said the trip overseas today was planned well in advance.

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

"When positions opened, if there was a qualified woman for the job I was inclined to hire her."

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.

Don’t cast your vote for a party that condemns Torah values and honest and dedicated people who have led the way in the education of our youth and the settlement of Eretz Yisrael.

The reluctance is most prevalent among those who voted Likud, Israel Beitenu, and Shas.

Trump even works in the Likud's election slogan, "A strong prime minister is a strong Israel."

Apparently it was due to criticism of Netanyahu after the Migron evacuation.

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.

“I’m almost convinced that he’ll come out innocent."

Yesha Council Chairman Dani Dayan appears in a pro-Likud video clip.

The country's front runner party apparatus is enraged with registered members who they claim are not voting Likud in the general elections. 2009 election results say otherwise.

The Sephardi Haredi party Shas, who had reached as many as 12 seats, are down to 9 in this survey.

It cannot be claimed it is fair for one party to attack another, but not for the other to attack back...

In 1992, the Tehiya Party brought down Shamir's government over the Madrid Conference, leading to Labor's victory and the signing of the Oslo Accords.

A selection of videos from the Israeli election commercials.

'This was an excellent government for the settlements,' Dani Dayan said.

The average of last week's nine polls in Israel

In recent weeks, "Pikuach Nefesh" rabbis have sent pledges to every party leader, asking for their signatures.

In a 12 year struggle, we have led the Religious Zionists deep into the ruling party. The Likud, in turn, gladly opened its gates wide.

A Palestinian state would not only fail to bring peace and stability to the region, but would increase the tension and instability to the region.

There is as little chance of the conditions described in the poll being fulfilled as there being a porcine airlift.

It is amazing to see how the same people can be deceived time and again.

Among the voters at large, 23% said their respect for Bennett went down, 17% said it went up, 50% said it didn't change, and 10% were not sure.

Why it makes absolutely no difference how many seats the Jewish Home party gets.

The biggest obstacle to peace, of course, is the Palestinian intention to establish an Arab state from the river to the sea.

While the Israeli media wrongly claimed that the Likud had made an extreme shift to the right in recent primaries, some commentators were correcting in observing the existence of a deal-system. (Part IV in a series about the Likud primaries).

The right of center parties continue to maintain their lead, albeit by a slightly smaller margin in eight polls released December 9-15.

Likud MK Tzipi Hotovely celebrated her victory in the Likud primaries.

In depth analysis of the Likud's final list for the Knesset (part II in a series).