Likud party
Members of Israel's Right in talks to form new party as alternative to Likud
The initiative, informally described as “Likud B,” is being advanced by right-wing figures, many of whom have had strained relations with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Bennett doubles down on mandatory haredi enlistment, blames current gov't for lack of IDF soldiers
Ex-PM Bennett slams Likud MKs for not opposing haredi draft bill, breaking coalition discipline
Likud Party accuses A-G, police of being 'deep state,' conducting 'illegal, targeted witch hunt'
Chikli may join Likud pending his resignation, court finds
The Knesset Committee voted on April 25 to deem Chikli a deserter based on his consistent votes against his party, Yamina.
Veteran Likud MK Yuval Steinitz announces retirement from politics
Likud MK Yuval Steinitz has been in the Knesset since 1999. His wife, Gila Kanfei-Steinitz was appointed to the Supreme Court in February, which the Likud has heavily criticized.
Populist extremism must be ditched for the sake of national resilience - opinion
Ex-MK Dan Meridor discusses his view of politics from the outside compared to when he was in Knesset.
Did Likud break the law by offering Silman a spot?
Silman was reportedly offered the 10th spot on the Likud Party's list and a ministerial position in return for her leaving the coalition.
Romanian political figure praises antisemitic fascist leader on primetime TV
Georgescu also referred to Antonescu, under whose rule at least 280,000 Jews were killed, as a “martyr.”
Barkat: Likud MKs cooperated with party's enemies
Ministers to vote on bills that would require all Israeli kids to study Arabic, create Unity Day
Netanyahu opens fire on future Likud contenders
Both Israel Katz and Nir Barkat have said they would run for Likud leader in the post-Netanyahu era but would not run against him.
Edelstein announces he will challenge Netanyahu over Likud
Though Edelstein already announced his intentions, he told it to the cameras for the first time on Monday night.
If only Israeli politicians would look at each other - literally
Our politicians have a serious problem in talking to one another, and even looking at each other. The excuse of playing to the cameras doesn’t make it any better.
State budget set to pass unanimously due to Likud boycott
Uproar raised over MK who praised terrorists becoming committee chairman
