Amit Segal

Ofer Hadad and Omri Maniv report that Netanyahu’s adviser, Yonatan Urich, met with a senior Qatari official in Europe at least twice during the war, as part of his private business dealings, nine... Read more →

24 and a half years in prison for a resident of the Bedouin diaspora in the Negev who assisted a terrorist organization from the Gaza Strip by spying on military bases and smuggling weapons—and even... Read more →

The IDF Chief of Staff at Central Command: “In light of the numerous warnings across all fronts and the sensitivity of the current period, the potential for escalation has increased. We have raised... Read more →

**Netanyahu’s Response:**

Ronen Bar, who saw the warning signs on the night of October 7 and did not call me, now claims he didn’t have my phone number.

Ronen, are you serious?

You had my secure red... Read more →

Eisenkot tells me at the Manufacturers’ Conference: “Left versus right gets us nowhere. The same election slogan used against Peres in 1996 is Netanyahu’s slogan today: ‘Either the right or... Read more →

The chairman of United Torah Judaism, commenting on the meeting between Eisenkot and Gafni that I revealed at the time:

“If Eisenkot had said during his 40-minute meeting with Gafni what he said today... Read more →

On Monday, Fox News asked Donald Trump whether he would get involved in Israel’s election. “I think it’s more appropriate for me to stay out of that,” he said. Then he added: “However, I might lend... Read more →

Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar has filed a defamation lawsuit against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Bar submitted materials to the court that he says prove he delivered two “dramatic series” of... Read more →

Tibi at the Manufacturers’ Conference: “We’ll swallow bigger frogs than ever before to keep Bibi from returning.”

My question: Opposition leaders are promising to be just as aggressive as Netanyahu.... Read more →

Ben Gvir at the Manufacturers’ Conference: “I have no place in a unity government between Bibi and Eisenkot. It would be a government of national paralysis. A clear choice must be made: either right... Read more →