Amit Segal

i24 Poll: Netanyahu’s bloc stands at 60 seats. Likud and Yashar each drop two seats compared to the previous poll, but the gap between them remains unchanged. Winter makes it into the Knesset, while... Read more →

Shas claims: “The people behind the funding of today’s protests are activists from the Kaplan protest movement, who have been joined by extremist elements leading violent and life-threatening... Read more →

The Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) has uncovered a serious terror plot:

During May and June 2026, five suspects from the town of Segev Shalom were arrested on suspicion of planning terrorist... Read more →

Two people made a major contribution to Israel’s public discourse this week: Avinatan Or and Brett McGurk. One spent the war in Hamas’s tunnels, the other in the White House. Both laid out this week,... Read more →

- MK Yasser Hujirat from Ra’am, can you say that Hamas is a terrorist organization?

“It’s an organization that, in part, engages in charity work, and in part seeks the right to exist and recognition... Read more →

Dermer supports Sa’ar’s decision to close the consulate while keeping seven diplomats there to continue working:

This approach will minimize the diplomatic damage and preserve Israel’s ability to... Read more →

Hendel is calling on Winter to withdraw his support for a government with Netanyahu and the ultra-Orthodox parties, and is urging him to support only a “Zionist government without ultra-Orthodox... Read more →

And explaining why you should vote for Bennett rather than Eisenkot: Based on my experience, I recommend checking who is ranked 15th and 16th on the party list—and whether you can trust them not to... Read more →

Hendel calls on Winter to reverse his support for a government with Netanyahu and the ultra-Orthodox parties, urging him to support only a “Zionist government without ultra-Orthodox parties or Arab... Read more →

The British are not backing down from their intention to pursue sanctions, a process that will take 6–9 months, which is why the consulate was closed.

The change is that, in exchange for allowing a... Read more →