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Politics · 9h ago · also in 17 newsroomsNetanyahu Urges Eisenkot to Form Unity Government Without PreconditionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called on Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a new government, to establish a unity government without preconditions. Netanyahu also criticized Arab parties and warned of Iran's nuclear ambitions. He believes a unity government is essential to address national security challenges and counter existential threats.Politics · 11h agoTaibe Residents Protest Israeli Plan to Confiscate 4,000 Dunams of LandDozens of residents in Taibe protested on Saturday against an Israeli plan to confiscate 4,000 dunams of city land for projects not benefiting the local population. Protesters displayed signs criticizing the plan and demanding construction permits. Residents have been holding weekly demonstrations for months against the confiscations, which they describe as "racist."Politics · 21h agoMoroccans Protest Military Cooperation With IsraelDozens of Moroccans protested in Rabat on Friday against military cooperation and normalization with Israel, coinciding with the opening of a permanent Israeli military attaché office. The demonstration, organized by the "National Action Group for Palestine," demanded an end to the military ties and solidarity with Gaza. This follows a recent visit by a high-level Israeli military delegation and an announcement of "positive dynamics" in bilateral military cooperation. Morocco and Israel restored diplomatic relations in December 2020.Politics · 1d agoFrench Court Rejects Ban on Paris Real Estate Expo Promoting SettlementsA French administrative court on Friday denied a request to ban a Paris real estate exhibition suspected of promoting properties in Israeli settlements. The court ruled that while companies involved may violate international law, there was insufficient proof of imminent danger from deals during the event. The pro-Palestinian association "Nidhal" plans to appeal the decision, citing specific settlement properties being marketed. The "Icube" exhibition is scheduled to proceed as planned.Politics · 1d agoArab 48 Program Discusses Post-Election Israeli Politics and Arab Citizen InfluenceThe "Inside the Box" program from "Arab 48" discussed Israeli politics after the elections, focusing on Arab citizens' voting power and incitement against them. The episode examined the credibility of polls and Prime Minister Netanyahu's attacks on Arab parties. It also covered the government formation process and the potential for new elections, featuring guests from the Stat Net Institute and a journalist.Politics · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsEisenkot Reports Progress in Coalition Talks, Denounces Anti-Arab CampaignGadi Eisenkot, head of the Yamina Party, announced progress in coalition talks and his commitment to forming a government. He criticized outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a racist campaign against Arab citizens. Eisenkot aims to establish a stable emergency government and restore the Knesset's role as a public oversight body. He anticipates complex weeks ahead and warned of potential disinformation aimed at disrupting the coalition formation.Politics · 1d agoJoint List Holds Informal Talks With Eisenkot's Camp, States DemandsThe Joint List has initiated informal talks with Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc, presenting demands related to parliamentary control and legislation. Key demands include repealing the Kaminitz Law, establishing a comprehensive plan against crime, and a five-year economic development plan for Arab communities. The negotiations are crucial for the opposition's efforts to gain control of the Knesset and its committees.Politics · 1d agoNetanyahu Accused of Inciting Internal Strife and Iran Conflict to Prevent OusterOutgoing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is allegedly using internal incitement and the threat of conflict with Iran to prevent his ouster and the formation of a new government led by Gadi Eisenkot. Military analyst Amos Harel suggests these tactics are unprecedented and aimed at creating an emergency to disrupt the transition of power. The situation is complicated by U.S. President Donald Trump's apparent desire to avoid escalation with Iran, especially after recent U.S. midterm election losses. Meanwhile, new security committee head Avigdor Lieberman aims to prevent political use of military actions, and international pressure on Israel is mounting due to settler violence and its policies.Politics · 1d agoPalestinian Arab Leaders Face Four Urgent Tasks Post-ElectionPalestinian Arab leaders are presented with four urgent tasks following recent elections: clearly communicating their demand for dignity and equality to Israel, reorganizing their society and leadership structures for future challenges, initiating a political project for reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians, and utilizing their parliamentary power to counter the right-wing coalition's legislative control and advance community interests.Politics · 2d ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsrael Bans French Leftist Leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Paris Condemns DecisionIsrael has banned French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon and party leader Mathilde Panot from entering the country, citing their anti-Israel policies and statements. France's Foreign Minister condemned the decision as "demagogic." Mélenchon, a long-time critic of Israel, has accused Israeli officials of genocide. The ban follows France's recent refusal to admit an Israeli settlement leader and Israel's past bans on British lawmakers.Politics · 2d agoFrench Lawmakers Urged to Ban West Bank Settlement ProductsThirteen NGOs urged French lawmakers on Thursday to approve a bill banning products from West Bank settlements, set for debate on November 19. The legislation, already passed by a committee, would prohibit the import, purchase, and sale of settlement goods. This action follows France's earlier stated intention to ban such trade due to rising settler violence.Politics · 2d ago · also in 10 newsroomsEuropean Commission Receives Over 1 Million Signatures Demanding Suspension of EU-Israel PartnershipOver one million verified signatures were submitted to the European Commission demanding the suspension of the EU-Israel partnership agreement due to alleged Israeli human rights violations. The "Justice for Palestine" campaign presented the signatures, collected via a European Citizens' Initiative, in Brussels. The Commission has six months to respond, with a formal reply due by May 12, 2027, following upcoming meetings and a European Parliament hearing.Politics · 2d ago · also in 16 newsroomsNetanyahu Briefs Eisenkot on Security Challenges Amid Political TensionsGadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a government, received a two-hour security briefing from outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Israel's current challenges. The leaders agreed to continue exchanging information following Eisenkot's prior warnings against "dangerous steps" by the caretaker government. Eisenkot had also requested intervention from the government's legal advisor regarding the briefing. Netanyahu criticized Eisenkot's public discussion of security matters as "irresponsible" and politically motivated.Politics · 2d agoTayibe Residents Mobilize Against Land Confiscation PlansHundreds of Tayibe residents and Arab leaders met Thursday to oppose plans to confiscate 4,200 dunams of land for infrastructure projects. Speakers warned the confiscation would be a "knockout blow" to future generations and cause environmental damage. The Higher Follow-up Committee announced a five-point strategy involving political, professional, public, legal, and media efforts to block the project.Politics · 2d agoArab Parties Criticized for Unconditional Endorsement of EisenkotThe Joint List, led by Tayeb, is criticized for recommending Gadi Eisenkot for prime minister without prior negotiation, a move seen as a significant political concession. Critics argue this undermines the leverage of Arab parties and fails to secure essential demands for their constituents. The article highlights the internal identity conflict faced by Palestinian citizens of Israel, balancing national aspirations with citizenship, particularly during times of conflict. This endorsement is viewed as a substantial compromise, especially given Eisenkot's past stances and the ongoing conflict in Gaza.Politics · 2d agoArab Citizens Outpace Leaders in Strategic Voting, Facing Political 'Zionization'Arab citizens in Israel are reportedly demonstrating more strategic voting than their political leaders, opting for unified lists that expand citizenship rights. The article criticizes Arab Knesset members for accepting conditions from Gadi Eisenkot that compromise national principles, particularly Mansour Abbas's pursuit of a ministerial role. This is seen as a dangerous "Zionization" of Arab political power, diminishing citizenship rather than expanding it. The author urges Arab leaders to set their own conditions and leverage their significant voting bloc for democratic gains.Politics · 2d ago · also in 5 newsroomsJerusalem Court Orders Israeli Legal Advisor to Appear in Netanyahu TrialThe Jerusalem District Court has ordered Israeli Legal Advisor Gali Baharav-Miara to personally attend a hearing in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial on November 18th. Judges insisted on her presence for direct dialogue, despite her objection and proposal to have prosecutors represent her. The court is seeking to expedite the trial, potentially before Judge Rivka Friedman Feldman's term ends in March 2028.Politics · 2d agoMK Cassif Demands Criminal Probe into Rabbi's Incitement Against Arab Party CollaboratorsMember of Knesset Ofer Cassif has requested a criminal investigation into Rabbi Gdeleahou Axelrod for issuing a religious ruling that Cassif claims incites violence against politicians cooperating with Arab parties. Cassif sent a letter to Attorney General Amit Isman, warning that the ruling, which references the "law of rodef," constitutes incitement to murder and terrorism with racist motives. He stressed the danger given Axelrod's prominent religious position and the sensitive political period following elections, arguing the threats endanger the democratic process.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu May Drop Ben-Gvir for Unity Government, Reports SayClose associates of Benjamin Netanyahu have signaled to Gadi Eisenkot's camp that the Likud is willing to form a unity government excluding Itamar Ben-Gvir's party. This comes amid reports of progress in secret talks between Eisenkot and Haredi parties to form an alternative government. Netanyahu's potential willingness to drop Ben-Gvir marks a shift from his campaign pledges. The inclusion of Haredi parties poses challenges to the liberal platforms of parties in Eisenkot's bloc.Politics · 2d agoIsraeli Opposition Leaders Vie for Ultra-Orthodox Support in Government FormationIsraeli opposition leaders Avigdor Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot are competing to win over ultra-Orthodox parties, whose 13 seats are crucial for forming the next government. Naftali Bennett remains a sticking point due to his stance on the conscription law. Lieberman is reportedly pursuing a behind-the-scenes strategy to position himself for the premiership. Meanwhile, Likud is working to maintain its alliance with the ultra-Orthodox parties, offering them the Knesset speakership. The ultra-Orthodox condition the conscription law's passage as a government bill for coalition entry, creating a complex challenge for government formation.Politics · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNetanyahu's Knesset Speech Highlights Deep Political CrisisPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the Knesset opening revealed his political crisis, fueled by Arab citizens' votes preventing his bloc from forming a government. The intensity of his rhetoric targets Arab representation, reflecting a hierarchical view of citizenship. Meanwhile, the US midterm election results have created a more challenging environment for Netanyahu, raising questions about future American support for his political agenda.Politics · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Election Committee Head Allows Likud Access to Arab Voting Materials Amid Foreign Interference ProbeIsrael's Central Elections Committee President Noam Sohlberg partially approved the Likud party's request to examine voting materials from 190 ballot boxes in Arab towns for a potential appeal. This occurs while the Shin Bet claims to have more information on alleged foreign interference, though police are skeptical of the evidence. The investigation, prompted by Likud complaints, also looked into allegations against former Arab party leaders. No manipulation of the vote results has been proven.Politics · 3d agoHezbollah Official Sees Trump Loss as Opportunity for Anti-US ForcesHezbollah Deputy Secretary-General Naim Qassem believes Donald Trump's electoral defeat is a "good opportunity" for anti-US forces in the region. He also welcomed Benjamin Netanyahu's electoral setback in Israel. Qassem reaffirmed Hezbollah's refusal to disarm or negotiate directly with Israel. The comments were made during a party event on Wednesday.Politics · 3d agoEisenkot Urges Netanyahu to Avoid Unnecessary Military ActionsGadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming Israel's next government, has asked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid military actions without direct threats. Netanyahu's office stated all decisions were security-driven and criticized Eisenkot's public appeal as politicization. Eisenkot questioned the lack of official security briefings and a delayed committee meeting. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich also accused Eisenkot of using security for political gain.Politics · 3d ago · also in 8 newsroomsNetanyahu Confirms Gradual US Military Aid CutIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that U.S. military aid to Israel will be gradually phased out, a move he stated is a transition to partnership. This initiative, proposed by Israel, aims to reduce aid to zero over five years. While initial reports suggested a complete cutoff, the aid is expected to be halved and concluded by 2028, with continued funding for joint defense system development. The move is seen as a reflection of the strong U.S.-Israel alliance.Politics · 3d ago · also in 22 newsroomsFrance Denies Entry to Israeli Settlement Council HeadFrance has barred Yossi Dagan, the head of the "Samaria" regional settlement council, from entering the country, citing immigration officials. Dagan's representatives called the move unusual and lacking official explanation. Meanwhile, Israel's ambassador to the Netherlands expressed dismay over statements made by Israeli ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich regarding Gaza, stating he would not defend their remarks.Politics · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomJoint List Head Warns Netanyahu's Incitement Could Spark Attacks on Arab CitizensYousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, warned in the Knesset that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's incitement could lead to serious attacks on Arab citizens, drawing parallels to the period before Yitzhak Rabin's assassination. Jabareen urged an end to the dangerous rhetoric, citing recent attacks on Arab students and unrest in Lod. Netanyahu, in turn, criticized the potential for a minority government supported by Arab parties, labeling them "supporters of terrorism" and accusing them of seeking to destroy the Jewish state.Politics · 3d agoUS Midterms, Israeli Elections Weaken Trump-Netanyahu Alliance, Bishara SaysAzmi Bishara, Director General of the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies, stated that the US midterm and Israeli elections have weakened the "demonic war alliance" between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, making war on Iran less likely. He believes the US election results signal "the beginning of the end for Trump" and a potential shift in Israeli-American relations. Bishara also cautioned Arab parties in Israel against compromising their identity for government participation, suggesting they could achieve demands from outside a coalition.Politics · 3d agoAIPAC's Influence Wanes as Israeli Support Becomes Electoral LiabilityThe American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is experiencing a decline in political influence, with its endorsement becoming an electoral liability in the U.S. This is attributed to growing voter discontent over U.S.-Israel relations and declining positive views of Israel. Recent midterm election results saw candidates critical of Israel, like Abdulrahman Syed and James Talarico, win their races despite significant spending by AIPAC-backed groups. Public opinion polls indicate a historic low in American favorability towards Israel, particularly among Democrats.Politics · 3d ago · also in 3 newsroomsEisenkot Bloc Gains Control of Knesset Organizing CommitteeThe Knesset plenum approved the formation of its Organizing Committee with a 63-50 vote, granting the bloc opposing Benjamin Netanyahu significant influence over parliamentary operations. The committee, to be chaired by Roee Folkman, will have 22 members representing various parties. The decision follows a failure to reach consensus on seat distribution, with competing proposals from Folkman and Likud's Ofir Katz. This move is part of Eisenkot's bloc's efforts to form an alternative government.Politics · 3d agoNetanyahu Reiterates Call for Unity Government Amidst Political TensionsIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday called for national unity and the formation of a unity government, citing the public's desire to rally during challenging times. His remarks followed a controversial speech against Arab lawmakers. In response, Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yachad Party, canceled scheduled negotiations with Netanyahu's Likud party.Politics · 3d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael's Legal Advisor Refuses Court Summons in Netanyahu TrialIsrael's Legal Advisor Gali Baharav-Miara refused a court request to attend Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial, stating her prosecution team can represent her. The judges, seeking to expedite the case and consider dropping a bribery charge, had proposed her attendance. Baharav-Miara expressed openness to a plea deal dialogue, potentially through President Herzog's mediation, but Netanyahu's lawyers want her summoned. The court aims to conclude the trial before March 2028.Politics · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNetanyahu's Knesset Speech Focused on Government Formation and Arab PartiesPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the opening of the 26th Knesset focused heavily on government formation and incitement against Arab parties, according to a digital analysis. The word "government" appeared 30 times, while "Arabs" was mentioned six times. Key political figures like Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett were not mentioned. Security terms were less frequent, and "peace" was only mentioned twice.Politics · 4d agoEisenkot Government Talks Advance with Haredim Amid Netanyahu Obstruction EffortsGadi Eisenkot's bloc is reportedly making significant progress in negotiations with Haredi parties for a potential coalition government, despite ongoing efforts by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to disrupt the talks. Key sticking points include the Haredi conscription law and demands to freeze religion-state legislation. Meanwhile, efforts to form a government relying on external support from Arab parties are facing internal opposition within the bloc.Politics · 4d ago · also in 5 newsroomsKnesset Speaker Sets Vote for His Replacement Amid Political ManeuveringKnesset Speaker Amir Ohana scheduled a vote for his replacement on November 17, responding to a request from 67 lawmakers. Ohana opposes the vote before the new government is formed, fearing it will allow the majority to pass legislation strengthening the legal advisor's powers. The opposition bloc, led by Gadi Eisenkot, aims to control the Knesset's administration and advance legislative priorities, including an inquiry into the October 7 failures.Politics · 4d ago · also in 3 newsroomsNetanyahu Calls for Unity, Warns of Existential Threats and International PressurePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of international pressure to force Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon and the establishment of a Palestinian state. He called for a unity government to counter these threats and rejected a minority government dependent on Arab parties, whom he accused of supporting terrorism. During his speech at the Knesset's opening, Netanyahu faced protests and interruptions from opposition figures, including Yair Golan and Naftali Bennett.Politics · 4d ago · also in 4 newsroomsEisenkot Party Proposes Bills for Oct 7 Probe, Netanyahu Legislation RepealGadi Eisenkot's Yashar party submitted legislative proposals to the Knesset, including a probe into the October 7 failures and repealing government legislation. Former PM Yair Lapid also proposed bills, including limiting the prime minister's term and enshrining the Declaration of Independence. These moves occur as opposition parties negotiate key Knesset positions, with Matan Kahana nominated for Speaker. Eisenkot aims to form an emergency government amid ongoing coalition talks.Politics · 4d agoOpposition Bloc Seeks Control of Knesset Administration Before Government FormationGadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc is moving to control the Knesset's administration before a new government is formed, aiming to replace Speaker Amir Ohana and secure a majority on the Arrangements Committee. Their plans include establishing investigative committees, repealing recent laws, and advancing legislative changes. The bloc seeks to leverage the government formation timeline to push its agenda through the Knesset.Politics · 4d agoFrance Considers Banning Settlement Products Amid Growing European Boycott EffortsFrance is considering a law to ban imports from Israeli settlements, joining a growing European trend. A parliamentary committee approved the proposal, which targets settlement goods and services, with a vote expected on November 19. This initiative reflects broader European efforts to impose economic restrictions on settlements, with countries like Ireland, Belgium, and the Netherlands already implementing bans. The move comes amid increased international criticism of Israeli settlement policies and a report detailing Israeli state involvement in Palestinian displacement in East Jerusalem.Politics · 4d ago · also in 22 newsroomsNew Knesset Swears In Amid Coalition and Speaker BattlesThe 26th Knesset was sworn in on Tuesday, with political maneuvering underway to form a new government and select a Knesset speaker. Gadi Eisenkot and Avigdor Lieberman have agreed on the next speaker, while Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing for a national unity government. Key negotiations involve securing support from Haredi parties, particularly United Torah Judaism, which is demanding strong guarantees regarding Torah study and military conscription exemptions. Netanyahu's efforts to form a unity government face challenges due to past broken agreements and mistrust among opposition parties.Politics · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUltra-Orthodox Parties Set Demands for Supporting Eisenkot GovernmentUltra-Orthodox parties are demanding a temporary conscription exemption and cancellation of arrest warrants for draft dodgers in exchange for supporting Gadi Eisenkot's government. These demands are a key obstacle to Eisenkot's coalition-building efforts after being tasked by President Yitzhak Herzog. The negotiations are ongoing, with potential partners expressing concerns about the concessions. The outcome remains uncertain as legal challenges are anticipated.Politics · 5d agoNetanyahu Pushes for Unity Government to Block Eisenkot's Potential AdministrationIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged the formation of a unity government on Monday, aiming to prevent Gadi Eisenkot from establishing his own administration. Eisenkot, along with Avigdor Lieberman, met and expressed confidence in their ability to form a stable, four-year government. The meeting was described as practical and positive.Politics · 5d agoBennett Silent as Eisenkot Faces Haredi Coalition DilemmaNaftali Bennett is silent as Gadi Eisenkot navigates potential coalition talks with Haredi parties, a move complicated by Bayahad's campaign promises on military conscription. Agudat Yisrael demands guarantees on the status of Torah scholars, while United Torah Judaism seeks a conscription exemption law. Bayahad MKs express commitment to their principles, and Eisenkot's attempt to gain Haredi support for a Knesset speaker change was rejected. Eisenkot and Lieberman, however, expressed confidence in forming a stable government.Politics · 5d agoUS Military Aid to Israel to Be Halved Over Five Years, Not HaltedUS military aid to Israel will be halved and conclude within five years, not stopped entirely at year's end as previously stated by President Donald Trump. Negotiations are ongoing between US and Israeli officials for a new agreement, expected to be finalized before the new Congress convenes in January. The aid package includes funding for air defense systems and American-made military hardware, with concerns about future congressional approval.Politics · 5d agoTrump Blames Anti-Israel Sentiment for Republican Election LossesFormer U.S. President Donald Trump attributed Republican midterm election losses partly to "intense hatred for Israel" in the U.S. He echoed former Vice President J.D. Vance's view that the administration's stance on Israel, along with the war on Iran and cost of living, alienated voters. Trump also claimed credit for Israel's existence due to his actions against Iran's nuclear program and declared the war on Iran over with U.S. victory. He was scheduled to meet the Qatari Prime Minister amid regional developments.Politics · 6d agoTrump Urges Netanyahu to Advance Gaza Plan Post-ElectionU.S. President Donald Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to advance a plan for Gaza during a call last Thursday, according to Israeli Channel 12. The plan, previously stalled by elections, is now a priority for Trump regardless of the next Israeli government. Trump's "Peace Council" has been refining details with Israel, focusing on Gaza's disarmament before reconstruction. Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair also visited Israel to advocate for the plan's support.Politics · 6d ago · also in 12 newsroomsShas Party Leader Aryeh Deri Resigns Knesset SeatAryeh Deri, head of the Shas party, resigned his seat in the Knesset but will remain party leader. Two other Shas faction members also withdrew and will be replaced by younger representatives. Deri cited his intention to focus on nationwide tours and strengthening public engagement as the reason for his resignation. He will continue to guide the party and its Knesset members.Politics · 6d agoIsraeli Legal Advisor: No Evidence of Election Result ImpactIsrael's Legal Advisor Gali Baharav-Miara announced on Sunday that no evidence exists to suggest election results could be affected or that claims of interference are substantiated. She stated this during a Ministry of Justice training event in Eilat. While the Shin Bet head had warned of potential foreign interference, Baharav-Miara dismissed the concerns due to a lack of proof. Law enforcement agencies also reported no supporting information for alleged financial transfers.Politics · 6d ago · also in 17 newsroomsIsraeli President Taps Eisenkot to Form GovernmentIsraeli President Yitzhak Herzog has officially tasked Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yashar Party, with forming a government. Eisenkot received recommendations from 67 Knesset members, surpassing Benjamin Netanyahu's 46. The president's decision followed consultations amid ongoing challenges in forming a coalition government.Politics · 6d agoNetanyahu's Survival Strategy Fueled by Arab VotesIsraeli President Isaac Herzog tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government on November 7, challenging Benjamin Netanyahu's political future amidst ongoing corruption trials. Netanyahu, known for his resilience, has formed alliances with far-right parties and is attempting to leverage Arab votes by warning of national disintegration if Arab parties are included in a government. The opposition bloc, led by Eisenkot, is seeking to form a government excluding Netanyahu but faces challenges in integrating Arab political parties. The article also touches on past US-Israel actions under Donald Trump and potential future conflicts.Politics · 6d ago · also in 3 newsroomsLieberman Rejects Arab Party Support, Defends Ultra-Orthodox Conscription DealAvigdor Lieberman, leader of Yisrael Beiteinu, has rejected forming a government supported by Arab parties, instead advocating for a compromise with ultra-Orthodox parties on the conscription law. He believes this is necessary to prevent further elections and end Benjamin Netanyahu's premiership. Lieberman criticized those who would rely on Arab parties, citing their alleged anti-Israel statements, and defended his willingness to negotiate with the ultra-Orthodox on conscription, emphasizing that compromise does not mean abandoning principles. His stance comes amid internal debates within the potential coalition regarding the terms of agreement with the ultra-Orthodox parties.Politics · 6d agoDivisions Emerge in Camp Over Haredi Party InclusionHaredi parties Shas and United Torah Judaism's potential inclusion hinges on complex negotiations and leadership approvals. The camp also faces disagreements on the next Knesset speaker.Politics · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsLikud Party to Challenge Election Results in Court, Citing Arab Voter Mobilization AppsThe Likud party plans to challenge the recent Knesset election results in court, demanding a new vote due to alleged use of voter mobilization apps in the Arab community. A report indicated Likud used these apps most extensively. President Isaac Herzog has tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next government after he secured a majority of recommendations, a move Likud aims to delegitimize.Politics · 7d ago · also in 17 newsroomsHerzog Taps Leader of National Unity Party to Form New Israeli GovernmentIsraeli President Isaac Herzog has tasked the Leader of National Unity Party, leader of the National Unity Party, with forming the next Israeli government. The announcement was made on Tuesday, November 7, 2026, after consultations with Knesset parties. The Leader of National Unity Party will now begin the process of building a coalition government, aiming to secure a majority in parliament.Politics · 7d ago · also in 11 newsroomsNetanyahu Calls for Unity Government, Slams Arab PartiesIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for a national unity government and criticized parties allied with Arab factions, while Yishai faction leader Gadi Eisenkot also proposed forming a government. The President announced he would task Eisenkot with forming the next government after he secured 67 recommendations from Knesset members, surpassing Netanyahu's 46. Eisenkot outlined four principles for his proposed government, focusing on recognizing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and dismantling Hamas.Politics · 7d ago · also in 3 newsroomsUS Congress Members Urge Israel to Free Palestinian JournalistThree newly elected Democratic U.S. They sent a letter to Israeli Ambassador Yael Laifer on Friday, expressing concern over the arrest and its potential impact on press freedom. Azzmi Bishara as the focus of the investigation. They urged Israel to uphold international human rights standards and cease the detention of journalists for their professional work.Politics · 8d agoArab 48 Program Discusses Israeli Elections, Arab Vote, and US MidtermsThe Arab 48 website's talk show "Inside the Box" released its tenth episode, discussing the Israeli electoral scene, the Arab vote's influence, and Palestinian perspectives on Israeli elections. The program also covered political persecution, the integrity of elections, government formation, and the US midterm election results. Guests included lawyer Abir Baker and journalists Wael Awad, Hana Mahamid, and Mahmoud Mujadala.Politics · 8d ago · also in 6 newsroomsEisenkot Invites All Knesset Factions to Join His Government on Four ConditionsGadi Eisenkot, head of Yisrael Beiteinu, invited all Knesset factions to join his government based on four core principles. He hopes to be tasked with forming a government next week and outlined conditions including recognizing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and dismantling Hamas. The proposed government aims to strengthen the Israeli military and ensure universal service.Politics · 8d agoIsraeli Elections Unite Palestinians, Sparking New Political PossibilitiesRecent Israeli elections have seen increased engagement from Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, encouraging Palestinian citizens of Israel to vote. This phenomenon, driven by the failure of Palestinian national projects and perceived threats from the Israeli government, suggests a new political model is emerging. Palestinians are viewing Israeli politics as a sphere for action, potentially leading to a shared future based on equality rather than control, challenging narratives of inevitable conflict.Politics · 8d agoIsraeli Analysts Debate Path to Government Without NetanyahuIsraeli analysts are debating the formation of a government led by Gadi Eisenkot, with differing strategies proposed by Yair Golan and Avigdor Lieberman. Nachum Barnea suggests Eisenkot might form a narrow minority government, while Guy Rolnik emphasizes the necessity of Arab partnership for any stable anti-Netanyahu coalition. Analysts highlight the challenges of forming a government without Arab support and the potential for instability, with some predicting Netanyahu's return if current strategies fail. The debate centers on how to achieve a majority against Binyamin Netanyahu and the role of Arab parties in Israeli politics.Politics · 8d ago · also in 13 newsroomsNetanyahu Views US Aid Cut as Shift to PartnershipIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the U.S. decision to end security aid as a transition from receiving assistance to a partnership. President Donald Trump announced the cessation of approximately $3.8 billion in annual aid by the end of 2026. The move reportedly surprised Israeli security officials who had not received details. Trump stated Israel is prosperous and no longer needs the funds.Politics · 8d ago · also in 16 newsroomsLieberman Open to Flexibility on Haredi Draft, Rejects Arab Party SupportAvigdor Lieberman, head of Yisrael Beiteinu, announced flexibility on the Haredi draft, potentially enabling a coalition with Haredi parties. He stated he would not support a minority government dependent on Arab party abstentions and opposes rotation governments and new elections. His comments could impact current government formation efforts.Politics · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomUS Midterm Elections Seen as Blow to Global Right-Wing PopulismUS midterm elections resulted in Democrats controlling the Senate and Congress, with campaigns highlighting starkly contrasting ideologies. The results are seen as part of a global trend against right-wing populism and racism. The author suggests the outcomes reflect a weakening of the 'American model' and draw parallels with the Israeli right-wing. For Palestinians, the elections offer a model for confronting racism and asserting identity.Politics · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli President to Announce Government Nominee SundayIsraeli President Isaac Herzog will announce his nominee to form the next government on Sunday, following consultations where Gadi Eisenkot received 67 recommendations and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received 46. Herzog expressed uncertainty about the ability to form a government due to mutual rejections but aims to expedite the process. The Yashar Party, backing Eisenkot, stated he has a clear mandate for change and urged swift government formation to address national challenges.Politics · 9d agoUS Midterms Could Raise Cost of Attacking Iran, Experts SayTwo Iranian experts suggest that a Democratic majority in the US Congress following the midterm elections will increase the political cost of any new US military action against Iran, though limited strikes remain possible. They also noted that the election results, influenced by rising energy costs and living expenses, showed the US economy's strain and could affect President Trump's decisions regarding Iran. The experts believe that while Israel typically consults the US on such matters, Prime Minister Netanyahu would need Trump's support amidst domestic challenges. Diplomacy is seen as the only viable solution, but progress requires a shift from Trump's current approach.Politics · 9d ago · also in 11 newsroomsLieberman Reverses Stance, Eyes Government Deal With Haredi PartiesAvigdor Lieberman, leader of Yisrael Beiteinu, has withdrawn his opposition to a government including Haredi parties, potentially negotiating a deal based on a 2018 conscription law. This follows consultations where Gadi Eisenkot received 67 recommendations for prime minister, while Benjamin Netanyahu received 46. Lieberman may propose a rotation for the premiership with Eisenkot.Politics · 9d ago · also in 2 newsroomsArab Follow-up Committee Launches Campaign Against Fascist RacismThe Follow-up Committee for the Arab Public announced a campaign against fascist racist incitement, blaming Israeli political elites and media. The committee condemned the arrest of journalist Abd Abu Shehadeh and alleged persecution of MK Ayman Odeh. Decisions include protests, meetings with embassies, and legal action against incitement, alongside efforts to thwart land confiscation in Taybeh and the Negev, combat crime, and oppose settlement expansion in the Galilee.Politics · 9d agoNetanyahu's Election Doubts Linked to Shin Bet Probe and Settler ViolenceIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is challenging election results and alleging foreign interference, while Shin Bet head David Zini is seeking investigations into Arab leaders without evidence, causing friction with the government's legal advisor. Escalating settler violence in the West Bank is linked to the election outcome and fears of a government not led by Netanyahu. The article also touches on the potential impact of former US President Donald Trump's policies on Israel's strategic position and the possibility of renewed conflict with Iran.Politics · 9d agoPalestinian Solidarity Transforms UK Politics, Speaker SaysPalestinian journalist Rabie Eid lectured in Ramallah on how the conflict in Gaza has triggered significant political and social transformations in Britain. Eid explained that solidarity movements have become a structural political force, impacting the party system and public opinion. He noted a public rejection of "colonial complicity" and a growing focus on Palestine as a key electoral issue, suggesting these trends will continue and expand.Politics · 9d ago · also in 7 newsroomsJoint List to Recommend Eisenkot for Prime Minister, Barring NetanyahuThe Joint List announced it will recommend Gadi Eisenkot for prime minister to Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog, aiming to prevent Benjamin Netanyahu's return to power. The party made the unanimous decision after internal consultations, citing public demand and a commitment to opposing Netanyahu. They believe this move will strengthen the opposition's chances and thwart efforts to form a unity government that would keep Netanyahu in office. A delegation is set to meet the president on Thursday.Politics · 9d agoArab Parties Face Dilemma Over Israeli Government FormationThe article argues that while electoral success has made Arab citizens a significant force, they must navigate this influence carefully, avoiding concessions on core national rights and principles. The focus should remain on the broader struggle against the Israeli system, rather than solely on pragmatic gains within it, with clear guidelines provided for engagement. The Joint List is challenged to demonstrate that its electoral weight can be used to advance Palestinian rights without compromising national independence.Politics · 9d agoIsrael Faces Deep-Seated Crisis Beyond Elections and WarIsrael is facing a deep-seated crisis that challenges the foundations of its state and Zionist project, extending beyond recent election outcomes and wars. Issues include state identity, future prospects, socio-economic disparities, and international relations, with figures like Yitzhak Brick warning of multi-level collapse. Prime Minister Netanyahu's policies have exacerbated these divisions, while economic concerns rise over potential sanctions. The crisis questions Israel's ability to manage its internal contradictions and maintain its future stability.Politics · 9d agoIsraeli Right Wing Accuses Arab Voters of 'Stealing' ElectionsFollowing recent Israeli elections, a narrative has emerged among the right-wing bloc, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing Arab voters of "stealing" the elections due to their unprecedented turnout. This has led to investigations and arrests of Arab activists, with critics arguing the rhetoric aims to intimidate and prevent alternative government formation. Academic analyses are also divided, with some contributing to incitement by questioning Arab political intentions and cultural expressions. The article asserts this is part of an ongoing campaign against Arab political legitimacy, urging Arab citizens to remain united and resist intimidation.Politics · 9d agoEisenkot Camp's Demand for Replacement Rejected byThe demand is part of the political negotiations surrounding the formation of the new government. The outcome of this dispute could impact the balance of power within the coalition.Politics · 9d agoOtzma Yehudit Recommends Netanyahu for Prime MinisterThe Israeli far-right party Otzma Yehudit has recommended Benjamin Netanyahu to form the next government. This recommendation was made during consultations following the general elections. Netanyahu is working to assemble a coalition and secure a parliamentary majority. The political process for forming the new government is ongoing.Politics · 10d agoDemocrats' Midterm Wins May Lead to Scrutiny of US Aid to IsraelFollowing the U.S. midterm elections, a growing number of Democrats are advocating for a review of American support for Israel, with some newly elected officials calling for arms export restrictions. An analysis suggests Democrats may now exert unprecedented pressure on Israel through legislative means. Despite these shifts, American Jewish voters largely continued to support Democrats, though internal divisions were noted, with domestic issues like the future of democracy ranking higher than Israel for many.Politics · 10d ago · also in 1 newsroomDemocrats Take Control of US Congress; Israel Seeks Government UnityDemocrats have regained control of the U.S. Congress following midterm elections, posing challenges for President Donald Trump's remaining term. In Israel, President Isaac Herzog urged party leaders to compromise and form a government after inconclusive elections, while the Central Elections Committee found no irregularities. Other global news includes Iran's reaction to the U.S. vote, Lebanon's prime minister warning against war, and North Korea's stance on dialogue with the U.S.Politics · 10d ago · also in 12 newsroomsVance Blames War for GOP Defeat, Cites Voter Desire for Shift in Israel TiesU.S. Vice President J.D. Vance stated that the war with Iran, coupled with economic concerns and a desire for policy changes regarding Israel, led to the Republican Party's midterm election defeat. He explained that many voters who supported Donald Trump in 2024 switched to Democrats due to the ongoing conflict and rising living costs. Vance emphasized that the war was the primary reason for the loss, not low voter turnout, and called for channeling voter anger into rebuilding the Republican party. The statements come amid questions about future U.S. policy toward Iran and Israel.Politics · 10d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab Rights Group, Lawmaker Criticize Shin Bet Election ProbeThe legal center Adalah and Joint List head Yousef Jabareen are demanding the Shin Bet halt its investigation into alleged foreign funding and electoral bribery in the Knesset elections. They argue the probe exceeds the Shin Bet's authority, targets Arab politicians, and aims to overturn legitimate election results. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir are accused of leading a campaign to delegitimize Arab voting and representatives. The Head of the Central Elections Committee has affirmed the integrity of the election process.Politics · 10d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael's President Begins Consultations to Form Next Government Amidst Political StalemateIsraeli President Isaac Herzog has begun consultations to appoint a Knesset member to form the next government, with no clear majority for any bloc. The Religious Zionism party recommended Benjamin Netanyahu, while President Herzog rebuked Minister Orit Strock for her call to exclude Arab parties. Gadi Eisenkot is expected to receive 48 recommendations, while Netanyahu anticipates 46, with coalition formation hinging on ultra-Orthodox and Arab parties. The consultations follow the delivery of final election results, despite some parties' objections and warnings from the Elections Committee president about questioning the results' validity.Politics · 10d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraeli Election Committee Finds No Evidence of FraudIsrael's Central Elections Committee has confirmed no evidence of election fraud after reviewing over 9,000 ballot boxes. The review was initiated following claims of election theft by the Likud party. The committee will present official results to President Yitzhak Herzog today, after which he will begin receiving party recommendations for government formation. The candidate with 61 or more recommendations will be tasked with forming the government.Politics · 11d agoNetanyahu Bloc Parties May Abstain From Voting on Election ResultsParties in Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc, including Likud, are considering abstaining from approving the Knesset election results due to alleged foreign interference. Central Elections Committee Chairman Noam Sohlberg rejected requests to delay the announcement, stating it is legally mandated for Wednesday. He emphasized that any objections must be handled by the courts after the results are published. The committee will present the final results to President Yitzhak Herzog, initiating government formation talks.Politics · 11d ago · also in 9 newsroomsArab Parties Denounce Shin Bet Chief's Probe Into Election InterferenceThe Joint List coalition denounced Shin Bet Director David Zini's alleged attempts to investigate Arab party leaders for foreign interference in Knesset elections. The coalition accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of using the probes to delegitimize the Arab vote and maintain power. Despite law enforcement doubts about evidence, Zini reportedly sought interrogations, including of prominent figures like Ahmed Tibi and Mansour Abbas. The government's legal advisor noted delays due to the Shin Bet not sharing investigation materials and stated interrogations require an evidentiary basis.Politics · 11d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Legal Advisor Accuses Shin Bet of Hindering Election InvestigationIsrael's Legal Advisor Gali Baharav-Miara stated that the Shin Bet has withheld investigation materials for two days, halting inquiries into suspected foreign interference in elections. This action comes amid Likud's efforts to question election results and delegitimize Arab votes. Shin Bet head David Zini reportedly wants to investigate Arab leaders, but faces opposition due to lack of evidence.Politics · 11d agoNetanyahu Proposed Phased Aid Cut, Trump Claims Agreement on Aid EndIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed a ten-year plan to gradually phase out U.S. aid, but President Donald Trump announced an end to aid by 2026. Negotiations are ongoing and slow, with no agreement reached. The current aid deal lasts until 2028, and Congress must approve any changes. The proposal aims to shift funding to joint R&D projects rather than outright termination.Politics · 11d ago · also in 1 newsroomOpposition Parties Agree to Recommend Eisenkot for Prime MinisterIsraeli opposition party leaders agreed Tuesday to recommend Gadi Eisenkot to form the 38th government, aiming to prevent new elections. Negotiating teams will immediately draft government outlines, and the parties committed to forming a "national emergency government." They also vowed to defend election results against alleged delegitimization efforts by the Likud party. The opposition plans to appoint a new Knesset Speaker and stressed the urgency of forming a government of change.Politics · 12d agoNetanyahu's Opponents Vie for Knesset Control Amidst Leadership DisputesOpponents of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are seeking to control the Knesset by replacing Speaker Amir Ohana and its committees. Internal disputes, particularly over Yair Lapid's potential speakership, threaten their plans, with Gadi Eisenkot's party opposing it to keep unity government options open. Leaders will meet Tuesday to strategize before presidential consultations, as neither bloc holds a clear majority, and disagreements persist on forming minority or unity governments, or facing new elections.Politics · 12d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael's National Security Minister Accuses Police Chief of Inciting ViolenceIsrael's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused Police Inspector General Dani Levy of ordering excessive force against Haredi protesters and seeking "bloodshed." Ben-Gvir filed an urgent appeal to the Supreme Court to lift restrictions on his ability to intervene in protest management. The police issued a rare statement warning against leaks aimed at undermining Levy, asserting law enforcement is applied equally. The dispute follows recent clashes between police and Haredi protesters over military draft evasion.Politics · 12d ago · also in 9 newsroomsLieberman to Recommend Eisenkot for Government, Support Lapid for Knesset SpeakerAvigdor Lieberman, leader of Yisrael Beiteinu, will recommend Gadi Eisenkot to form a government and support Yair Lapid for Knesset Speaker. Lieberman called the opposition's election performance a "terrible failure." He blamed Eisenkot's "selfish campaign" for losing 7-8 seats. Consultations with President Isaac Herzog begin Wednesday.Politics · 12d agoJoint Arab Lists Meet for First Time Since Election to Boost Political CoordinationLeaders of the Joint List and the United Arab List met for the first time since the Knesset elections to enhance political coordination. The meeting aims to strengthen dialogue and build common ground for future parliamentary and political action. The gathering addresses the need to confront escalating challenges and upcoming responsibilities facing the Arab community. Details on the meeting's outcomes remain unclear.Politics · 13d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab Parties' 19 Seats Force New Political Equation, Test EisenkotFollowing Israeli Knesset elections, neither Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot's bloc secured a parliamentary majority, leaving the 19 seats won by Arab parties as a crucial factor. MK Maha Karkabi-Saba highlighted the historic achievement of high Arab voter turnout and warned against concessions to Eisenkot's bloc. The results present a challenge for Arab parties to translate their representation into influence and test Eisenkot's willingness to engage with the Arab community as a political partner.Politics · 13d ago · also in 5 newsroomsEisenkot Explores Minority Government Option Amidst Coalition ChallengesGadi Eisenkot is exploring the formation of a minority government contingent on the abstention of the United Arab List and United Torah Judaism, excluding direct negotiations with the Joint List. This strategy faces political obstacles, including opposition from Avigdor Lieberman and complex demands from Haredi parties regarding military service. Meanwhile, the opposition bloc is divided over the next Knesset Speaker, and President Isaac Herzog is set to begin consultations to assign the mandate to form a government, with Eisenkot appearing to have an initial advantage.Politics · 13d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael Formalizes Ties With Somaliland, Establishes EmbassyIsraeli Ambassador Michael Lotem presented his credentials to Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed अब्दुल्ला in Hargeisa, marking a step in formalizing diplomatic relations established after mutual recognition in December 2025. The event included laying the cornerstone for a new Israeli embassy, following visits by both countries' foreign ministers and the Somaliland president's visit to Israel. These developments have sparked concerns about potential military and security cooperation in the Horn of Africa, with reports of training and discussions about a military base near Berbera.Politics · 13d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Political Maneuvering Intensifies Over Knesset Speaker RoleThe Israeli "Change Bloc" is preparing to replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana, a move led by Gadi Eisenkot, with the Likud party attempting to thwart it. The bloc aims to control parliamentary administration and advance legislation, while Likud questions the legitimacy of relying on Arab party support. Internal disagreements exist within the bloc regarding government formation timing and the choice of a new Speaker, with potential candidates including Orit Farkash Hacohen, Oded Forer, and Yair Lapid. A vote for a new Speaker can be triggered by 61 signatures, even before government formation.Politics · 14d agoEisenkot Aims for Broadest Possible Israeli Government CoalitionGadi Eisenkot, head of the Yachad Party, intends to form the next Israeli government with the broadest possible coalition, focusing on universal conscription and an investigation into the October 7 failures. He presented four core principles for potential partners, including recognizing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and designating Hamas as a terrorist organization. Likud ministers, however, view the prospects for a unity government with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as slim due to required concessions. President Yitzhak Herzog is set to begin consultations with party leaders on Wednesday to recommend a candidate for prime minister.Politics · 15d agoArab Center Director Azmi Bishara Discusses Israeli ElectionsAl-Araby TV is broadcasting an interview with Arab thinker Azmi Bishara, discussing the Israeli election results, the questioning of those results, and the performance of Arab parties. The interview is being covered live on Arab48.com's Telegram channel.Politics · 15d agoArab 48 Program Discusses Israeli Elections, Arab Vote, and Government FormationThe Arab 48 website's talk show "Inside the Box" analyzed the Israeli elections, focusing on the Arab community's historic vote and attempts to delegitimize the results. The ninth episode discussed government formation possibilities, including a unity government or new elections. Guests included lawyer Khalid Titi, Arab 48 editor-in-chief Rami Mansour, and journalist Mahmoud Mujadla. The program was filmed in Haifa.Politics · 15d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab Voters in Israel Shifted Focus to Identity, Not Citizenship, in ElectionsPalestinian voters in Israel secured 19 Knesset seats in a recent election, preventing a right-wing bloc from controlling the government and asserting their identity over citizenship. The author describes this as a historical achievement that transformed the community into a cohesive people. Elected Arab leaders now face the challenge of translating this electoral success into political power and countering incitement campaigns. The article advocates for a confident assertion of identity in politics.Politics · 15d ago · also in 1 newsroomLikud Leads Final Israeli Election Results With 27 SeatsThe final results of the Israeli elections show the Likud party winning the most seats with 27, followed by Yashar with 21. Voter turnout reached 77.9% with over 5.7 million votes counted. Two parties failed to cross the 3.25% electoral threshold. The results detail the seat distribution and vote percentages for all participating parties.Politics · 15d ago · also in 1 newsroomPalestinian Election Surge Boosts Arab Representation in KnessetPalestinian citizens of Israel achieved significant political representation in the recent Knesset elections, securing nearly one-sixth of the seats. This surge, dubbed a "Palestinian Voice Uprising," highlights their mobilization capacity despite political challenges and right-wing opposition. The increased presence within the Knesset is expected to influence government formation and legislative processes, though it also faces potential backlash and requires sustained societal organization beyond elections to protect rights and identity.