Public Diplomacy Minister Galit Distal Atbaryan insisted that the government "needs to address the Jewish base [of supporters]."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's critics argue that he is being led along by the whims of his coalition. His history and his performance argue otherwise.
I wonder if Friedman is still hoping for that “comeback,” now that Lapid is campaigning against Friedman’s Saudi plan.
Israel should take note of a cautionary tale from Africa.
As the country heads for a showdown, now is the time for creative, responsible thinking on the part of our elected leaders.
The finance minister drew criticism from members both of the opposition and the coalition when he announced two weeks ago he would withhold NIS 2.5 billion.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Just as powerful rivers can reshape the landscape over time, these converging forces may very well endanger the idea of the IDF as a people’s army.
The new poll leaves the current coalition with 55 seats and the former coalition with 60 seats.
Are there not 10 righteous people, in this present government, who, together, can see the impending destruction, ban as one cohesive group, and save our country from the abyss to where it is headed?
We Jews seem to be prone to corruption whenever we get a taste of power. Every politician in the coalition who voted for the Reasonableness Bill is guilty of a shocking abuse of power.