New Right
Yamina will sit in opposition, preparing for ‘day after Netanyahu’
The decision was made after negotiations with the Likud, which said that this government "will apply sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, and it is a shame that Yamina will not be part of this."
Bennett blows up effort to bring far Right into right-wing alliance
Netanyahu calls on Otzma to drop out, Otzma refuses
Netanyahu pressuring Bennett to bring in far-right party
Negotiations between Smotrich and Peretz fall apart
Merger negotiations between The National Union and Bayit Yehudi have broken down, as both parties seek ways to clear the electoral threshold and not lose votes for the Right.
New Right declares it is running alone in elections
Bayit Yehudi and National Union still in negotiations for joint run.
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New Right courting former Zehut candidates to add to electoral list
Liberman offers Shaked a top spot in his list, she refuses - report
The issue of the political future of the former minister of Justice, is one of the open questions ahead of upcoming elections.
New Right launch election campaign without Shaked
New Right will also target Blue and White voters in Tel Aviv and the Sharon coastal district.
Bayit Yehudi and National Union in merger discussions
Former Bayit Yehudi leaders Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked tried in vain to make the party more socially liberal and less beholden to the religious-Zionist rabbis.
Yisrael Beytenu MK: Bennett revealed strategic military plans
"He is treated in an official manner that he does not deserve."
Bennett: New Right will run independently in next election
In a convention for The New Right party, Defense Minister Naftali Bennet said that despite the merger with Likud for the current Knesset, in a third election the party will run independently.
Is New Right on the way to merging with Likud?
Party spokeswoman says no offers from Likud to join, nor have there been any negotiations.
Likud laments lost seats due to split on Right; Otzma to run alone
“Shaked promised a large Republican party and we got a little Bayit Yehudi,” Ben-Gvir said. “Now I just hope they don’t let a left-wing government be formed.”
Right-wing parties form alliance to be led by Shaked
Agreement requires all parties to back Netanyahu for prime minister after September elections.
