Likud

The Likud's gains in the current poll remain steady even with the introduction of a party led by former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.

MK Ilouz urged France to change its policy, align itself with democracies, and increase pressure on terrorist forces that undermine regional stability.

The motion is identical to the one brought last week, which the opposition struck down after conducting a parliamentary maneuver.

Eisenkot shares insights on war strategy, Netanyahu’s decisions, and the loss of his son Gal in this revealing Q and A.

A rare yet minor success for the beleaguered opposition.

The list ranked journalists and broadcasters hosting current affairs programs on a scale from 1 to 5, with 1 signifying strong government support and 5 indicating strong opposition.

"Anyone who was at the helm, and anyone who managed the army and the security systems since the disengagement, is responsible for what happened in the Gaza Strip," Boaron noted.

The Religious Zionist Party strengthened the coalition bloc by one mandate, compared to the previous poll, granting it 51 seats. 

Members of the IBA and the opposition argued that the bill was an attempt to exact revenge on the IBA by harming its independent ability to set its budget.

Bennett would have 24 seats, Likud would drop to 21 seats, National Unity would decrease to 14 seats, and Yesh Atid would garner 12.