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Ben Gvir left with a dilemma as Israeli parties seal election deals: How the system works
Netanyahu and Smotrich have joined forces, Bennett has paired with Lieberman and Eisenkot with Golan, while ultra-Orthodox and Arab parties have secured their own deals; Ben Gvir must decide whether to partner with Ofer Winter as the October 16 deadline approaches
Dan Oren
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10.11.26
Ofer Winter calls for Gaza resettlement, rejects Oct. 7 state commission: 'We'll back Netanyahu for PM'
Amcha Yisrael leader says he would double combat soldiers’ pay, push Haredi enlistment and demand an immediate Oct. 7 inquiry, while ruling out a repeat of the current coalition and leaving the door open to Liberman in a broad right-wing government
Yuval Karni
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10.04.26
Morocco’s first female PM has close ties to Jewish community: ‘She will follow the king’s path'
King Mohammed VI appointed Marrakesh Mayor Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Morocco’s first female prime minister; The local Jewish leader praised her ties to the community, saying she 'will follow the king’s path' and 'won’t tolerate Islamists'
Lior Ben Ari
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09.29.26
Germany’s absurd domino effect
Opinion: Germans looking for answers to the country’s mounting problems are instead getting governments unable to reach agreement on the issues most critical to German society
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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09.08.26
Three women, three worlds: Secular, Haredi and Bedouin women unite for political parity
Yael Yechieli, Fany Sukenik and Hanan Alsana come from very different parts of Israeli society, but through the 50:50 initiative they share one goal: equal representation for women in politics and decision-making
Karina Shtotland
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08.25.26
From Abdul El-Sayed to Naftali Bennett: Why politicians are ditching suits for T-shirts
Zelensky turned the T-shirt into wartime uniform, Rahul Gandhi uses casual dress against Modi’s traditional image, and Bennett, Burnham and El-Sayed are using it to project accessibility, patriotism and distance from the political establishment
Itay Yaacov
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08.17.26
Could Israel and Lebanon make peace? ‘ALL CAPS’ explores a changing Middle East
Episode 22 looks north as Lebanese born Israeli activist Jonathan El Khoury weighs a future beyond Hezbollah, while the panel tackles Hamas rhetoric, Boy George’s support for Israel, legal battles against IDF soldiers and Israeli innovation
ynet Global
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08.16.26
Before women hit the glass ceiling, they must escape the concrete floor
Opinion: For years, debate focused on the invisible barrier blocking women from top positions, but many must first overcome unequal care burdens, closed power networks, limited resources and harsher scrutiny
Ayelet Razin Bet Or
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08.06.26
The laws that passed, the bills that stalled: What the 25th Knesset did for Israelis
As the 25th Knesset heads into recess, a look at the laws that directly affected Israelis: full tuition for combat soldiers, expanded reservist and disabled veteran benefits became law, while bills on Oct. 7 commemoration, hostage families and posthumous conception stalled
Amir Ettinger
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07.17.26
The time has come for Arab politics in Israel to stop fearing coalition power
Opinion: Israel’s Arab public is more aware, more involved and less willing to settle for declarations; the question is no longer only who is right, but who can actually influence policy
Muhammad Osman
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06.21.26
Study warns Israel’s political and social divide is nearing 'civil conflict'
A new study finds Israel’s political and social polarization has reached a dangerous level that could lead to civil conflict; 6% back violence for a major goal, rising to 11% to 'save democracy'
Amir Ettinger
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05.12.26
Is foreign influence driving a wedge between Jews and Christians?
Karys Rhea: 'The Christian Right ... might not realize how they are being targeted or taken advantage of by our enemies'
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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05.11.26
For the first time in 3 decades: Druze party will run in national elections
Hundreds of members of Israel's Druze community participated in an event announcing the 'Brit Achim' (Alliance of Brothers) party, which took two years to establish; Party head Col. (res.) Wajdi Sarhan: 'The time has come to change the equation - to unite into an influential force'
Yair Kraus
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05.04.26
Matt Goodwin warns of identity-driven politics reshaping the West
British political scientist and commentator tells ynet Global that identity, migration and a widening gap between elites and the public are driving upheaval across Europe and the West, with leaders failing to confront the scale of the change
David Matlin
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04.23.26
This is not the right and it is only getting worse | Opinion
A look at the gulf between the ideological right of Israel’s founders and the current coalition, as internal rifts deepen, controversial legislation advances and national unity erodes at a time of mounting security and diplomatic danger
Ben-Dror Yemini
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02.10.26
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