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Eisenkot must seize the mandate and form a government without Netanyahu - opinion

Together, we can bring about a new age of renaissance and flourishing for our people and all the citizens of Israel. A unified Israel can again serve as “a light unto all the nations.”

Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot is seen gesturing to the crowd following the 2026 elections October 27, 2026.
Tzipi Livni announced she quits politics on February 18, 2019

Tearful Tzipi Livni quits politics

LABOR LEADER Avi Gabbay is harangued by MK Eitan Cabel (right) as MK Amir Peretz looks on during a meeting of the party last month

Think About It: The future of Labor

THE TWENTY-FIRST Zionist Congress, Geneva, 1939.

It’s time for a little more vision


Knesset passes Jerusalem, primaries and KKL-JNF bills overnight

Meretz MK Mossy Raz said the Jerusalem bill was dangerous because it would make it much harder to reach a peace agreement with the Palestinians.

The Knesset building

Fighting the media wars

I hope that these young women will be brought to trial.

Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi is arrested by Israeli security forces, December 19, 2017

Hamas has to go

Whether Hamas can be choked financially, or toppled by a military intervention, there must be a decisive plan, a well thought and internationally accepted strategy aimed at liberating Gaza.

HAMAS SUPPORTERS take part in a rally in Nablus marking the 30th anniversary of the movement’s founding.

Ministers to vote on bill to raise disability benefits

Currently, people with severe disabilities receive an allotment of NIS 2,343 per month – less than half the minimum wage.

Disabled activists sit in at the Knesset plenum discussing goverment allowances for the disabled, September 18, 2017.

Zionist Union unveils plan for fighting corruption

The second step is aimed at removing politics from positions in national and local government.

Handicap activists meet with the Zionist Union party ahead of the Knesset plenum to discuss goverment allowances for the handicap, September 18, 2017.

Media comment: The Israeli media is unpopular because it is biased

The media in Israel is not very popular.

HOW MEDIA covers issues is influenced by its internal biases.

Fiery Knesset debate over courts using more Jewish law gets out of hand

MKs unleash verbal assault on committee chairman Slomiansky.

Nissan Slomiansky

Party leader Gabbay forces Zionist Union to back expulsion of migrants

Meretz leader Zehava Gal-On said Gabbay had “forgotten what it means to be a human being."

Labor leader Avi Gabbay speaks at a faction meeting

No difference between the Right and the Zionist Union on Jerusalem?

It appears that there is no politician today who does not have a plan for Jerusalem. Indeed, what could be more attractive than Jerusalem?

The security barrier leading up to Jerusalem

Zionist Union proposes bill to increase monthly allowance for disabled Israelis

There are currently 36 groups representing disabled Israelis protesting outside the Knesset.

Labor leader Avi Gabbay speaks at a meeting of the Zionist Camp