Amit Segal

**Until the new government is formed, I will support military operations only when there are direct and immediate threats against Israel that cannot wait until the new government is sworn in.**

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**Gadi Eisenkot, Chairman of the Yashar! with Eisenkot Party:**

**At a Historic Crossroads**

Shavua Tov (Have a good week).

A few words from me to you, my fellow Israelis, ahead of the coming days:

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Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar! with Eisenkot party, met this evening with former Prime Minister Yair Lapid.

The two discussed the election results and coordinating their next steps, driven by... Read more →

Degel HaTorah:

Members of the party list will visit the homes of the revered Torah sages and leaders of the generation this evening: Rabbi Dov Landau, shlita, and Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, shlita,... Read more →

Bennett conveniently ignores the simple fact that, given his core commitments—not to sit in a coalition with or rely on Arab parties, not to sit with or rely on the ultra-Orthodox parties, and not to... Read more →

Unfortunately, Guy Peleg’s report from yesterday about “Ra’amgate” is true.

The person who passed intelligence information against Ra’am activists was Netanyahu’s acting chief of staff, who sent it... Read more →

A unity government is not only an Israeli need but critical infrastructure for ensuring stability in the Middle East. It reduces European pressure for sanctions, widens Israel’s room for maneuver on... Read more →

Family members of a senior public official, who belong to the ultra-Orthodox Religious Zionist movement (Hardal), called him on the morning before the elections. They explained to him, in all... Read more →

All the rumors and leaks about a government involving Eisenkot, his political partners, and United Torah Judaism are a very clever and elegant move by the ultra-Orthodox to rebuild their legitimacy... Read more →

Former Prime Minister Yair Lapid in a social media post: “I ask for your patience.”

Lapid writes: “Now comes the really difficult part: trying to form a government. We owe it to those who stood in... Read more →