In an interview with Israel’s most popular Arabic-language news website, PANET, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he believes Arab Israelis should vote for Likud. Joint Arab List chief dismisses the notion as "foolish."
Israeli law will be applied in our communities in Judea and Samaria once the mapping process is completed • A Palestinian state that supports terror will not be established, rather a demilitarized democratic entity • The deal of the century will enhance security and ensure our future • Special to Israel Hayom, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu details the plan: Here are the facts – these are the lies.
The prime minister may find that procrastinating on applying Israeli sovereignty to the Jordan valley and the large settlement blocs in Judea and Samaria may backfire in the polls come March 2.
If the polls are correct, the Right-voting public is about to vicariously elect lawmakers who will watch the historic moment presented to Israel fade away and do nothing about it.
On the heels of the revelation that another senior Gantz adviser called the US president “Donald Adolf Trump,” tweets surface by Blue and White campaign strategist Joel Benenson, claiming that Trump takes his talking points from the Nazi leader.
"I will not let my opponents interfere with the historic move I am leading," the prime minister, who is currently in Washington, says in a Facebook post.
"The peace plan devised by President Trump will go down in history as a meaningful landmark mapping the way for the different players in the Middle East to finally move forward toward a historic and regional agreement," Benny Gantz says.
Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya honors President Nicos Anastasiades in recognition of his contribution to the ties between Israel and Cyprus.
Meanwhile, in apparent bid to woo right-wing voters, Blue and White leader Benny Gantz echoes PM Benjamin Netanyahu's promise to annex the Jordan Valley.
Yisrael Beytenu and Blue and White parties to back Likud petition to the Central Elections Committee to disqualify Joint Arab List MK Heba Yazbak from running in the March 2 elections, citing her vocal support of terrorism.
