Likud

Naftali Bennett's attack on Amit Segal could cost him politically

Bennett's strategy of maintaining silence was effective in the polls. However, the attack on popular Channel 12 journalist Amit Segal might change the course of his political future.

24/03/2025

How does firing Ronen Bar, Qatargate affect voting in next elections?

If Naftali Bennet decides to run, the coalition would be left with 49 seats, whereas a Bennet-led opposition would have 61.

By MOSHE COHEN
21/03/2025

Netanyahu, Ben-Gvir agree on return to gov't after Israel ends Gaza ceasefire

The announcement comes after Israel renewed strikes on Hamas and PIJ targets in the Gaza Strip. The attorney-general calls Ben-Gvir's reinstatement 'unlawful at this time.'

Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar criticizes predecessor Argaman after threat to disclose information on PM

"The Shin Bet is a state organization that carries out its missions according to law. Its strength and resilience lie in its values," he said.

Netanyahu's Likud gains support, but Naftali Bennett still leads in new poll

Latest polling shows Likud’s rise, Bennett’s strong support, and deep divisions on war policy and the haredi draft law.

By MOSHE COHEN
14/03/2025

Likud, New Hope-United Right to merge as one party

The agreement must be approved in the Likud Secretariat and the similar body in United Right within seven days, and must be approved in the Likud Central Committee within 90 days.

Netanyahu rages against indictment: Give me time to refute lies at trial

The judges told Netanyahu to watch his tone but themselves took a conciliatory and empathetic tenor as they explained how certain legal issues were being explored to a certain point of redundancy.

Education Minister  Yoav Kisch.

NGO demands investigation of Education Minister Kisch over alleged cronyism

Kisch gave preferential treatment including prioritization of ministry funding, to certain cities with Likud mayors who could influence Kisch’s position in the next Likud primary election.

World Zionist Congress elections are more relevant than ever post-October 7

Voters share a very broad common denominator – the people of Israel and the State of Israel – top representatives say

Significant number of voters undecided who to vote in next Israeli election

Approximately 26% of those who expressed that they would not be voting for Likud again declared that they were unsure who they would vote for or declined to respond entirely. 

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