Meretz primaries
Likud's use of reserved slots keep the number of women MKs low - opinion
Opposition head Benjamin Netanyahu's use of reserved slots in Israel's Likud Party has become the focus of bitter competition among women.
Israel elections: With primary elections over, focus returns to mergers
Zehava Galon wins Meretz primary election, Horowitz drops out of Knesset
Israel has forgotten what normality is - Haredi Meretz candidate Kaplan
Zehava Galon, Yair Golan spar over defining Meretz as Zionist
Following statements from Zehava Galon last week regarding Zionism and Meretz, her fellow leadership candidate Yair Golan took to Facebook to criticize her.
Zandberg: Meretz will win 10 seats in April elections
Zandberg will lead the party into a Knesset election for the first time in April after she won Meretz's first leadership primary in March 2018.
Detained Conservative rabbi to head Meretz Party in municipal elections
Meretz party chair MK Tamar Zandberg welcomed Hayun’s decision to join the party saying it would strengthen the fight for liberal and pluralist values, which she said are currently under attack.
Religious woman running to lead Meretz in Jerusalem
“Putting a religious woman at the top of the list will help attract new sectors who can come if Meretz will only start reaching out to them,” the candidate said.
Meretz to hold first ever primary elections for party leadership
The party leadership race will be held on Thursday.
Meretz candidate Buskila: I still believe I will win party primary
“The significance of me leading Meretz is that human rights aren’t just written about, they are lived.”
Longtime Meretz leaders Gal-On and Gilon drop out of party leadership race
Seven candidates remain in the race, while the party has only five MKs.
Tamar Zandberg joins Meretz leadership race
Zandberg, 41, said she believes the time has come for Meretz to have young, new leadership after years of the press declaring the party tired, boring, and irrelevant.
Meretz leaders decide to hold leadership race on March 22
The party will hold a membership drive through February 17 that will allow thousands of new people to vote in the race.