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The goods the Yisrael Beytenu party head is selling have lost their luster. From one election to the next, he must become more radical and more provocative, or in other words, offer ever more incredulous lies to the point where there's no one left to believe him.
Benjamin Netanyahu's approval ratings hold steady as 35% of respondents say he is best suited for the role of the prime minister.
The embattled Blue and White leader spoke with i24NEWS and Israel Hayom in the special election program.
We have great momentum and we are going to get 13 seats or more," Ayelet Shaked says, saying that this will ensure Israelis won't be called to the polls in the near future.
The Left is looking for alternative ways to impose their dogma on the public. But right-wing voters are no fools and the revolution the Likud is leading cannot be stopped.
i24News-Israel Hayom poll predicts Likud will garner 30 Knesset seats, Yesh Atid 18, and Yamina 11. Losing momentum, New Hope expected to earn 10 seats. If Yamina joins Netanyahu, right-wing bloc will have 61 seats necessary to form a coalition.
A recent poll has found that a third of right-wing voters no longer want a Likud led-government. How is the ruling party losing votes to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s challengers?
Holding grudges is never a good thing; nor is personal animus. Let us hope that this election leads to a stable and successful government in Israel.
Having seen it all during his 30 years in politics, Aryeh Deri shares his predictions as to what the March 23 election has in store for Israel.
New Hope's leader, who split from Likud with the grand aspiration of premiership must now wage a battle to actually cross the electoral threshold.
