Amit Segal

Behind the scenes: Porush and Stark were instructed by their respective Hasidic Rebbes to recommend Netanyahu.

Yesterday, a conversation took place between Rabbi Landau and the Rebbes, following which... Read more →

Deri:

“I’ve been involved in these political systems for decades, and I’ve never seen anything like this. During wartime, they took advantage of the restraint and responsibility we demonstrated to... Read more →

“There’s no question that the anti-Israel core in the House of Representatives has grown,” former Prime Minister Yair Lapid commented following the Democratic sweep in the midterms. But, he argues,... Read more →

United Torah Judaism Chairman MK Yaakov Asher, in response to my question about whether they would support replacing Amir Ohana:

“Our principled position is that the Speaker of the Knesset should be... Read more →

**Cooperation with the Arab parties?**

The chairman of the Joint List says that Yair Golan spoke with him after the meeting of the leaders of the “Change Bloc” and made it “very clear” to him that... Read more →

The Director General of the President’s Office complained to the Democrats following the tweet: “This isn’t the first time that members of your party have shown disrespect toward the... Read more →

According to estimates, Ohana will convene the Knesset a week later to elect a new Speaker.

At a meeting of opposition party leaders, it was agreed that the designated Speaker would be chosen shortly... Read more →

**Breaking from Netanyahu’s trial:**

The judges in Netanyahu’s trial have proposed that the Attorney General attend a hearing so they can speak with her directly about the case.

Shaul Elovitch’s... Read more →

Herzog, after speaking with Zini and Baharav-Miara:

“At the moment, everything is still speculation. We need to be cautious. Sometimes, sweeping claims are made that ultimately amount to very little.... Read more →

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:

“A government that depends on parties that support terrorism will not be able to confront the challenge of radical Islam, which threatens us from within and from... Read more →