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Politics · 8h agoNetanyahu Urges Unity Government to Counter Existential ThreatsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is urging Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a government, to create a "national reconciliation government" that includes all parties supporting Israel's existence as a Jewish state. Netanyahu cited Iran's nuclear program as an existential threat that requires a broad coalition, not a narrow or terror-supported government. Eisenkot is actively engaged in coalition talks, meeting with party leaders and emphasizing his commitment to forming a stable government based on four core principles. The negotiations are ongoing, with Eisenkot yet to comment on specific partnerships.Politics · 10h ago · also in 1 newsroomLieberman Pivots to Ultra-Orthodox, Shunning Arab Parties for GovernmentAvigdor Lieberman, leader of Yisrael Beiteinu, is now willing to compromise with ultra-Orthodox parties to form a government, while rejecting reliance on Arab parties. This marks a shift from his 2019 stance, where he blocked Benjamin Netanyahu's government over the same issue. Lieberman's position is now seen as critical for the "bloc of change" to form a government, though his strategy contrasts with his voters' preferences. The situation remains fluid, with Netanyahu also advocating for a national unity government.Politics · 13h agoAnalyst: Netanyahu Knew of Qatar-Funded Anti-Egypt CampaignAnalyst Ksenia Svetlova stated that Prime Minister Netanyahu must have known about a Qatari-funded anti-Egypt campaign run from his office. She called the situation "extremely dangerous" and potentially treasonous. Svetlova also noted that Arab allies are anticipating Netanyahu's departure, viewing him as "toxic" and hoping for a more cooperative government.Politics · 19h ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Delays Digital Bank Notifications Amidst Knesset ConcernsThe Bank of Israel has extended the public comment period for its proposed digital bank notification system until November 30, 2026, effectively delaying the transition from paper. The decision came after Knesset members criticized the move as an attempt to bypass parliamentary review. While the bank aims for a more convenient and eco-friendly system, lawmakers raised concerns about "financial blindness" for vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly. The reform will not proceed without further discussion in the Knesset's Economic Committee.Politics · 21h ago · also in 2 newsroomsKnesset Member Tibi Claims Netanyahu Sent Envoy to Sway His VoteKnesset Member Ahmad Tibi accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of sending representatives to pressure him regarding a law that would prevent criminal defendants from serving as prime minister. Tibi presented messages from Netanyahu's confidant, Natan Eshel, as evidence. The Likud party denied the allegations, calling them "absolute lies" and accusing Tibi's parties of supporting terrorism. In a separate incident, Tibi shared a modified note from Miriam Perez, whose son is a Knesset member, referencing past interactions during her presidential bid.Politics · 1d agoBiden Criticizes Netanyahu in Memoir, Citing Broken Promises and Self-InterestIn his new memoir, "Promise Me, America," former U.S. President Joe Biden criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for broken promises and prioritizing personal political interests over Israel's well-being. Biden claims Netanyahu repeatedly ignored U.S. demands to reduce civilian casualties in Gaza. The book also details past tensions between the leaders, including a reported threat by Biden to halt arms shipments after the World Central Kitchen strike. Other accounts suggest delays in hostage negotiations were caused by Netanyahu's demands. Biden also addresses criticism of his own leadership and his relationships with Democratic Party figures.Politics · 1d agoEisenkot Faces Challenges in First Week of Coalition TalksGadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming Israel's new government, has spent his first week navigating complex coalition talks and internal Knesset matters. He faces challenges in securing support from ultra-Orthodox parties and navigating opposition to including the Ra'am party. Eisenkot has emphasized his commitment to forming an "emergency government" based on core principles, while also condemning attempts to delegitimize the Arab population. His negotiations are ongoing, with significant activity occurring behind the scenes, though the path forward remains uncertain, particularly regarding potential alliances with the ultra-Orthodox or a national unity government.Politics · 1d agoAttempt to Oust Netanyahu Could Backfire, Political Scientist WarnsPolitical scientist Dr. Alexander Zinker warns that efforts to oust Benjamin Netanyahu could strategically lead to his return to power. He outlined four coalition scenarios, each risking early elections, citing opposition from Avigdor Lieberman and the stringent demands of ultra-Orthodox parties. Zinker believes that even if a government is formed, it will be short-lived, and Netanyahu could capitalize on its failures to regain leadership.Politics · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNetanyahu Allies Delay Committee Work to Block LiebermanThe formation of Israel's temporary Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee has been delayed by Likud, which is reportedly trying to prevent Avigdor Lieberman from chairing it. Lieberman has warned against military decisions without parliamentary oversight, and his appointment is seen as a move to control Prime Minister Netanyahu's actions, particularly concerning Iran. The delay also impacts negotiations on the Haredi conscription law, where Lieberman's influence could be significant. The committee's role is to oversee military and intelligence matters, with the power to question top officials.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Faces Dual Power Centers Amidst Government TransitionIsrael is navigating a period of dual power centers following elections, with the bloc of change controlling the Knesset and Benjamin Netanyahu's camp maintaining executive authority. The bloc of change has gained control of key parliamentary committees, including finance and foreign affairs and defense, potentially influencing budget approvals and security oversight. Prime Minister Netanyahu's transitional government faces limitations, including a warning from the Legal Advisor to exercise restraint and a lack of a Knesset majority for legislative actions. The situation raises questions about how long this division of power will persist.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomLapid: New Israeli Government Possible With Painful CompromisesYair Lapid announced that a new Israeli government will be formed, acknowledging it will require "painful compromises" and may take time. The change bloc is negotiating with the ultra-Orthodox faction United Torah Judaism, proposing a one-year freeze on conscription measures. The bloc is also in talks with Ra'am, led by Mansour Abbas, regarding designating Hamas as a terrorist organization as a condition for potential coalition partnership.Politics · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Political Bloc Offers Ultra-Orthodox Draft DeferralThe Change Bloc, led by Gadi Eisenkot, has proposed a one-year freeze on conscription and arrests for ultra-Orthodox men to gain their support for a new Israeli government. This move aims to address concerns from United Torah Judaism about concrete guarantees on the draft law. However, the proposal faces significant legal challenges, as the High Court of Justice has previously deemed similar freezes illegal. The Israeli military also opposes abandoning enforcement measures against draft dodgers. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is working to keep the Shas party within his bloc.Politics · 2d ago · also in 16 newsroomsNetanyahu Briefs Eisenkot Amid War Risk Warnings and Political TensionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yashar party, for a security and political briefing in Jerusalem on November 12. Eisenkot had previously warned Netanyahu against unilateral military action, citing risks to democracy, while Netanyahu called the statements "irresponsible." Senior officials claim Netanyahu seeks an Iran operation without U.S. backing, opposed by the Chief of Staff. The ministerial-political cabinet will meet on November 15.Politics · 2d agoIsrael's "Change Bloc" Delays Law Repeals, Arab Parties to Lead Knesset CommitteesIsrael's "Change Bloc" will establish fewer temporary Knesset committees and launch them sequentially, prioritizing urgent legislation and the repeal of specific laws. The Knesset's legal advisor approved fewer committees than initially planned, with deliberations ongoing. Arab parties are expected to chair key oversight committees, including one focused on Arab society affairs. The bloc aims to advance legislation related to the October 7 inquiry and media law, though time is limited before a new government is formed.Politics · 2d ago · also in 5 newsroomsPolice Reject Minister Ben-Gvir's Bid to Open Temple Mount on SaturdaysIsraeli police have recommended against opening the Temple Mount to Jewish visitors on Saturdays, a move opposed by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Ben-Gvir has been pushing to change the rules, which currently allow visits from Sunday to Thursday. The police's professional opinion supports maintaining the existing restrictions, despite a petition to the High Court of Justice by activists and Ben-Gvir's arguments that Saturday visits would enhance security. The state has asked the court for more time to respond.Politics · 2d ago · also in 5 newsroomsJerusalem Court Orders Legal Advisor to Appear in Netanyahu TrialThe Jerusalem District Court ordered Legal Advisor Gali Baharav-Miara to personally attend Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial hearing on November 18. The court believes her presence is crucial for substantive discussion, despite prosecution objections. The defense supported the order, citing a similar judicial precedent. The prosecution stated they remain open to a plea deal dialogue.Politics · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTrump Halts Iran Talks, Redirects Vance to Combat Domestic CrimePresident Donald Trump ordered Vice President J.D. Vance to halt Iran negotiations and focus on domestic crime, stating a deal is no longer needed. This comes as Vance was reportedly considering direct talks with Iran's Mohsen Rezaei. Secretary of State Marco Rubio noted a lack of progress, while Vance's new focus is on combating corruption in Democratic-led states. Meanwhile, Arab leaders reportedly fear Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing Trump for military action against Iran, despite ongoing U.S. naval blockades and sanctions.Politics · 2d agoIsraeli Law Mandates Action Against Inactive Building CommitteesA resident is seeking legal recourse against an inactive Israeli "vaad bayit" (building committee) that is failing to manage building maintenance and collect fees. Lawyer Karin Shimon advises sending a formal written request to the committee, and if that fails, petitioning a court to compel them to act. She notes that while forcing an existing committee to perform its duties doesn't require a new vote, electing a new one does. Failure to pay for services like cleaning can have serious legal consequences for all residents.Politics · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsNetanyahu and Eisenkot to Meet for First Time Since Election Amid Security TalksPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Opposition Leader Gadi Eisenkot will meet for the first time since the elections on November 12 to discuss security issues. The meeting follows a dispute over a security briefing for Eisenkot, which required Attorney General intervention. Both leaders have publicly criticized each other's actions and rhetoric, particularly concerning societal division and political alliances.Politics · 2d agoKnesset Committee Work Delayed Amid Political ManeuveringKnesset committee work, including the foreign affairs and defense committee led by Avigdor Lieberman, has been delayed until at least November 16 due to Likud's conditions for finalizing their formation. A vote for the new Knesset Speaker is set for November 17. Meanwhile, Gadi Eisenkot has warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against making military decisions without parliamentary oversight, a stance countered by Defense Minister Israel Katz.Politics · 2d agoIsraeli Lawmakers' Four-Year Term to Cost Over $250 MillionThe 120 members of Israel's Knesset will cost the state approximately 1 billion shekels over their four-year term, averaging 9 million shekels per lawmaker. This includes salaries, benefits, and allowances, with individual upkeep estimated at 2.25 million shekels annually. Benefits cover official vehicles, housing assistance in Jerusalem, parliamentary assistants, office expenses, and public relations budgets. The total cost does not include potential additions from the "Norwegian Law" or inflation adjustments.Politics · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael's Finance Ministry Proposes Income Tax Cuts for High EarnersIsrael's Ministry of Finance and Tax Authority are proposing income tax reductions for hundreds of thousands of high-earning Israelis, specifically those earning between 25,000 and 53,000 shekels monthly. These cuts would be offset by reducing child tax credits and benefits for residents of certain localities. The proposals aim to address what experts consider an excessive tax burden on these workers, potentially boosting economic incentives. The ministry confirmed an internal working group is studying the issue but declined further comment.Politics · 2d agoUltra-Orthodox Parties Demand High Price for Coalition EntryIsraeli "Change bloc" parties are in talks with ultra-Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism regarding coalition formation, with significant disagreements on issues like military conscription and religious affairs. While progress is reported through a secret channel, the secular parties are hesitant to abandon their liberal platforms, and the ultra-Orthodox parties are demanding substantial concessions. Potential flashpoints include Shabbat observance, civil unions, LGBTQ+ rights, and educational reforms, raising concerns about a prolonged political crisis.Politics · 3d agoNetanyahu Associates Signal Flexibility on Ben-Gvir's Coalition RoleAssociates of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly signaled to Gadi Eisenkot that Itamar Ben-Gvir's party might not be included in a unity government, despite Netanyahu's prior promises. The Likud party denied these reports, stating Netanyahu supports a right-wing unity government. Disagreements over ministerial portfolios, including defense and justice, had already emerged between Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir prior to the election.Politics · 3d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Recalls Envoy to Netherlands Over 'Jewish Terrorists' RemarkIsrael's Foreign Ministry summoned its ambassador to the Netherlands, Zvi Aviner Vapni, to Israel on November 11 following his controversial remarks. Vapni called some Israeli settlers "hooligans and Jewish terrorists" and criticized ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich. He stated that those involved in settler violence should be imprisoned, a view he believes 80% of Israelis share.Politics · 3d ago · also in 22 newsroomsFrance Denies Entry to Samaria Council Head Over Settlement PolicyFrance has banned Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council, from entering the country due to his involvement in settlement policy. Dagan was denied entry at Paris's Charles de Gaulle Airport and returned to Israel. He subsequently traveled to Prague, where he received support from Czech politicians. Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned the French decision as politically motivated and unacceptable, vowing to seek explanations and consider its response.Politics · 3d ago · also in 8 newsroomsEisenkot Warns Netanyahu Against Using Security Forces Without Direct ThreatGadi Eisenkot, chairman of Yahadut HaTora, warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against using security forces without an immediate threat. In a letter sent November 11, Eisenkot urged caution, citing potential damage to Israeli democracy and trust in institutions. He noted Netanyahu heads a transitional government lacking Knesset confidence. Eisenkot called for restraint on security decisions until a new government is formed.Politics · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Political Leaders Meet Amid Government Formation TalksYisrael Beiteinu leader Avigdor Lieberman met with United Torah Judaism chairman Yaakov Asher in the Knesset on November 11, potentially signaling a shift in his stance on including ultra-Orthodox parties in a future government. The meeting occurred amid ongoing efforts by various factions to form a government following recent elections. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to advocate for a unity government. Separately, Lieberman was appointed head of the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, while the organizational committee's first meeting was marked by significant political infighting.Politics · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomPalm Beach County Limits Israeli Bond Investments Amid Activist PressurePro-Palestinian activists in Palm Beach County, Florida, successfully blocked a proposal to increase investment limits in Israeli government bonds. The county had previously invested $1 billion in these bonds, a move that drew significant protest. While activists celebrated the decision to maintain the 15% investment cap, the county's future policy remains unclear as newly elected officials express support for continued investment.Politics · 3d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsrael to Phase Out US Military Aid, Netanyahu ClarifiesIsrael's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office announced on November 11 that U.S. military aid will be phased out gradually, contradicting President Donald Trump's earlier statement. The aid is expected to be halved and cease within five years, with a new agreement targeted by the end of 2026. The initiative for this reduction reportedly came from Israel, which stated its economy is strong enough to transition to a partnership model. Discussions may also involve increased U.S. funding for missile defense systems.More from Vesty