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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the military to launch forceful attacks against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, citing violations of a ceasefire. This directive comes amid an escalation of conflict in the Middle East.
An analysis suggests former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's political 'repair team' reflects lessons learned from Yair Lapid, with recent polls showing his potential 2026 party at 24 seats, close behind Likud.
"I’ve known Ziv for a long time, and I have never witnessed any sign of racism from him. On the contrary, quite the opposite," Netanyahu said.
The war does not appear to have substantially altered Israeli voting patterns, with Netanyahu's Likud only gaining one seat.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has criticized 'Likud's Communist Faction' for nixing a $150 VAT exemption order.
Many attempts to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud from the Right have been unsuccessful, with a more realistic goal being to take votes from Naftali Bennett.
A Maariv poll suggests early signs of shifting voting patterns and movement within Israel's opposition bloc, with Likud losing seats while Bennett gains.
Pedro Sanchez underlined the need for the European Union to play a more active and leading role on the international stage, not only militarily but also in terms of values.
Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party has filed a police complaint against a journalist who was critical of the Prime Minister, raising concerns about press freedom.
Likud MK floats July election to capitalize on Iran war for Netanyahu bloc Haaretz
“The reservists are being abandoned because they don’t have a lobby in Likud. The mark of disgrace for abandoning IDF soldiers will be branded on every coalition member,” Bennett said.
The Shin Bet Chief has reportedly joined the Defense Minister in delaying charges against a Likud lawmaker.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed his chief of staff, Ziv Agmon, following reports of racist remarks, including referring to Jews of Moroccan descent as 'baboons' and criticizing members of Netanyahu's Likud party.
Netanyahu's Likud Party Makes No Gains Amid Iran War, Poll Finds Haaretz
Serbia has declined to cooperate with Israeli authorities regarding the arrest of a former Likud adviser, indicating a diplomatic standoff over the extradition request.
Journalist Amit Segal has claimed that Benjamin Netanyahu offered him the fourth position on the Likud party list and 'any ministerial role' in 2022, to which Segal reportedly suggested judicial reform instead.