Orly Levy-Abecassis
Exposed: Fake Israeli Facebook profile network supports controversial figures
The profiles voiced support for a number of public figures, including Orly Levy-Abecassis, Chaim Walder, Nir Barkat and others.
Israel shuttering programs for at-risk youth due to budget crisis
Israel needs a strong Knesset, not a bloated government
Likud, Blue and White resume talks with deadline Monday night
The battle for the legitimization of the Joint List
I kept assuring all those who were inclined to vote for Blue and White rather than for Labor-Gesher-Meretz because they distrusted Levy-Abekasis that she was trustworthy. I was wrong.
Blue and White in push to get Rivlin's backing
But Gantz and Peretz issued a joint statement about continuing their partnership.
Orly Levy: Like father, like daughter - analysis
Levy-Abecassis, is no stranger to the phenomenon of party jumping. She saw it up close and personal.
Levy-Abecassis vows to quit if she fails
"If this time will not be successful, I intend to resign from politics," Levy-Abecassis said.
Labor-Gesher reveal Levy-Abecassis's number two
Both Peretz and Levy-Abecassis praised Reznik as a strong addition to the list.
Stav Shaffir leading rebellion against Peretz
Meretz: Peretz spit in face of Labor voters.
Shmuli: Peretz must make deals with Barak, Meretz
Barak bashes Labor-Gesher merger as “niche party.”
Middle Israel: Why the losers lost
The short-lived successes of Naftali Bennett, Avi Gabbay and Orly Levy-Abecassis had different origins, but their self-destructions were all the same.
How new media has once again transformed the Israeli elections - Analysis
Hacking. Misinformation. “Fake news.” Cybersecurity threats.
Kulanu stays in Knesset; Gesher out
The three exit polls found that Kulanu narrowly passed the 3.25% electoral threshold, while Gesher did not.
Gesher draws line on Netanyahu-led coalition
Gesher joined Kulanu in differentiating between Netanyahu’s current legal woes, which would not prevent them from serving under Netanyahu, and a final indictment, which would be unacceptable.