Is Lieberman's political career over?
Yisrael Beytenu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman has gone from political kingmaker to being utterly irrelevant in the span of just a few months.
Yisrael Beytenu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman has gone from political kingmaker to being utterly irrelevant in the span of just a few months.
“We went against our principles and the red lines we set for ourselves, to give him the support to remove Netanyahu and the right-wing government, and in return we got a finger in the eye and a knife in the back,” says senior Join List official.
Yuli Edelstein sits down for an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom to explain why he went to war with the High Court of Justice.
"Democracy is slowly dying," former Justice Minister Ayelet Shake warns. Likud MK Zohar: It seems the time has come when the public must decide between its elected officials and the legal junta.
In snap plenum session, Speaker Yuli Edelstein says he cannot comply in good conscience with High Court's "blatant meddling" in legislative procedures.
A comprehensive visit across several US cities taught two Biology students at the University of Haifa that collaboration with American counterparts is key.
As of Sunday, three cabinet ministers and two MKs were in quarantine. Knesset Director General Albert Sakharovich: We hope to install testing equipment in the Knesset clinic this week.
Blue and White cry foul to distract from Gantz’s inability to form a government. Their anti-democratic fighting over the Arrangement Committee proves that, to Blue and White, Israel and the current corona crises take a backseat to petty politics.
The move comes after ultra-Orthodox institutions flout existing instructions to avoid mass gatherings in light of coronavirus pandemic over rabbi’s orders, sparking fears of mass infection among the ultra-Orthodox sector.
When taking into account the conservative-economic tendencies and the traditionalism found in large portions of the Arab public, it’s easy to imagine a conservative Jewish-Arab alliance. This needs to be the liberal-right’s primary mission this decade.
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