Amit Segal

Today, I spoke with Gideon Oko and Amichai Attali about the upcoming elections, the polls, the significance of smaller parties, and more.

Tune in to listen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTiyL-KuvWQ... Read more →

Former National Security Council chief and former Likud minister Tzachi Hanegbi told Ynet, one year after his dismissal:

“I will vote for Lieberman. I am not part of the messianic, racist right wing... Read more →

U.S. Vice President JD Vance said last night that he does not interfere in Israeli elections and only endorses candidates within the United States.

As a reminder, Vance traveled to Hungary on the eve... Read more →

Netanyahu to Yaki Adamker and Yisrael Cohen on Kol Barama radio, regarding the ultra-Orthodox parties’ condition that a military draft law be passed before the government is sworn in:

“I wish we could... Read more →

Netanyahu was supposed to attend Beitar Jerusalem’s match at Teddy Stadium.

Instead, he flew from Ben Gurion Airport to another Israeli Air Force base in the country, where a meeting with Hegseth took... Read more →

**Joint Statement by the Israel Police Spokesperson’s Unit and the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet):**

**Under Shin Bet Intelligence Guidance: Yamam Counterterrorism Unit and Shin Bet Operatives... Read more →

Channel 14 poll:

Likud reaches 30+ seats, and Netanyahu’s bloc secures 62 seats. Eisenkot drops by three seats.

Winter and Yaron Zelekha fail to cross the electoral threshold—and are still quite far... Read more →

Gantz on joining Netanyahu’s government after the massacre:

“Even tonight, I remain completely at peace with the most important decision of my public life. And if, God forbid, I am called upon to take... Read more →

Gantz:

“I appeal from here to the leaders of the public, as a citizen of this country: Do not take us back to October 6. Be courageous enough to bring about real change.

I warn you: If that does not... Read more →

Gantz in his resignation speech:

“Unfortunately, at this time, I have not succeeded in convincing enough of the public to support our path — and the responsibility is mine. I remain convinced that our... Read more →