Tag: Yisrael Beiteinu

"Last year MK Yoel Hasson (Zionist Camp) tried to pass the Arab initiative in the Knesset and the Likud rejected it."

Sofa Landver, an immigrant from Russia, has returned to the office she headed between 2009 and 2015.

The reason for the severe limits on his civil rights is stated as: "To secure state security, public peace and maintaining public order."

So far, the website says: No, in big, red letters.

A Friday Channel 1 News poll gives Bennett's party 14 seats in a new election, with Likud shrinking from 30 to 27 seats, Labor chopped down from 24 to 11, and Lieberman gaining 2, from 6 to 8 seats.

Kulanu's vagaries in the coming weeks should be viewed in the context of a party on its way to extinction attempting to soar once more by flapping its arms with great vigor.

The question is, even considering this fantasy scenario, whether the Ya'alon-Kahlon-Sa'ar triumvirate would be able to form a coalition and with whom.

On Friday morning, a Kulanu politician, Environment Minister Avi Gabbay, announced his resignation on account of the Lieberman appointment.

Herzog did not explain how a 55% majority of the house can be considered "extremist" while the remaining 45% are the proverbial moderates.

Netanyahu expressed his continued openness towards including the opposition Zionist Union faction led by Labor party Chairman Isaac Herzog in the coalition.

Levi-Abekasis is one of only six Yisrael Beiteinu lawmakers and currently serves as deputy speaker of the Knesset.

Netanyahu may have been clever or lucky, but Lieberman was, without a doubt, brilliant.

Both sides will be setting up negotiation teams to determine the terms of Liberman joining the coalition.

Liebrman quickly responded to Netanyahu's invite on his Facebook page, calling it a spin.

Liberman has a plan to fight assimilation which will strengthen the Diaspora and increase Aliyah

Lapid is the only opposition party leader who is giving Netanyahu some kind of support instead of trying to bring down the house.

The "tough guy" also says to kill and not injure terrorists, cancel citizenship of Jerusalem terrorists and impose army rule where necessary.

MK Jamal Zahalka said everything that a right-winger thinks but would not dare say about leftists - "racist", "spoiled" and "engineers of expulsion."

"I, Yaakov Litzman, pledge…to be faithful to the government of Israel and to its laws."

It's apparently a little boring sitting in the opposition.

Yisrael Beytenu MK Robert Ilatov says committee will require new judges to sing "Hatikva" at swearing-in ceremony.

Former FM Avigdor Liberman slams PM Netanyahu for scheduling talks with the head of the united Arab parties.

Like a squabbling couple Netanyahu and Liberman, are both probably realizing life apart is much worse than life together.

Netanyahu is angry and he plans to get even, but whose fault is it really?

The deadline is tonight, and if Bibi hadn't abused Bayit Yehudi, he wouldn't be in this situation right now.

Netanyahu is short-changing Bayit Yehudi. But is Bayit Yehudi tough enough to take advantage of Liberman's sudden exit?

Avigdor Liberman, unhappy with the coalition talks dropped a political bombshell today.

Bayit Yehudi settles for three Cabinet posts. Shas to head Religious Affairs with Bayit Yehudi as Deputy.

Bayit Yehudi wants the Religious Affairs Ministry, Yisrael Beytenu wants the Foreign Affairs Ministry, and both feel Netanyahu is trying to short-change them. It's a match made in heaven.

If there are no surprises, Netanyahu is expected to form a coalition, after some tough negotiations, with the Likud, Bayit Yehudi, Kulanu, Yisrael Beytenu, UTJ and Shas.