Yoaz Hendel
Two neighbors, four seats, and the one that decides Israel's next government - analysis
Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel, neighbors in a Judean Hills moshav, may hold the four seats that determine who becomes Israel’s next prime minister.
'Abandoning values': Yoaz Hendel accuses Religious Zionist Party of encouraging mass draft evasion
Netanyahu's Likud falls to lowest position since June 2025 as Eisenkot reaches new heights - poll
Hendel: Tropper alliance won’t rule out Netanyahu, will prioritize Zionist principles - interview
The end of Army Radio? Communications Ministry to discuss station's future
Hendel has previously stated that there is no place for a military radio station that deals with current affairs.
'WhatsApp reform' to require customer service via chat for telcoms
The purpose of the move is to improve the quality of customer service provided by the companies under the Communications Ministry's control.
Israel to phase out 2G, 3G Internet by 2025
5G Internet networks are expected to be widespread in Israel within two to four years, and will dramatically increase Internet speed and latency.
High Court slams Knesset for budget delay-law, warns of unconstitutionality
The court was ruling on a petition against a 2020 law that postponed the deadline for passing a state budget with the aim of avoiding a fourth election.
Israel Elections: Yoaz Hendel is the force with Gideon Sa'ar
“New Hope presents change. It presents right-wing and left-wing Zionist voters who know change must come from the Right with a political home that can create a different government."
Israel Elections: Yoaz Hendel, Chili Tropper and the failed 'mountain miracle'
“The government fell apart because there was no shul where Chili and I could talk in Ness Harim.”
Likud petition to prohibit politicians' interviews on talk show rejected
In explaining its rejection of the Likud petition, the committee wrote: "Even if ["Ofira and Berkovic"] is not a news program, it deals with current affairs.
Netanyahu has track record of sexism, says New Hope candidate Yoaz Hendel
"I cannot forget his moral failure back then," Hendel said. "He decided to support power because it was convenient to him. I see it again now with the way he relates to Yifat by mocking her."
Will Hendel, Hauser pay the price for party-hopping? - analysis
Jumping from one party to another doesn’t add to the public’s respect in its politicians, because when it is done repeatedly it smacks of opportunism, not standing up for principles.
Gantz fires Hendel as minister, Hauser from committee chairmanship
Vote on dissolving Knesset, elections likely delayed till next week.