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The chairman of "The Democrats," Yair Golan, informed Einav Zangauker, mother of a former hostage and a prominent protest activist, that he has decided not to use his reserved spot option for her.

A new mandate poll reveals a surprising shift in the political map, with Likud recording a significant surge while the much-discussed alliance of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid struggles to gain traction, remaining far behind.

Tally Gotliv confirmed she is running in the Likud primaries and addressed rumors regarding a possible departure abroad. Simultaneously, she spoke out against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisors, claiming they discourage her appointment as Minister of Justice.

Yoav Horowitz, who served as Chief of Staff and Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office, appears before the cameras for the first time and tells of the sensitive mission he refused to perform and the conversations he held with Netanyahu behind the scenes.

After causing a stir by revealing that he is a 'proud leftist' and supporting the 'Democrats' party, Buzaglo explains the reasoning behind his decision and his stance for the upcoming elections.

Zion Abuna has been selected as the new Director of the Spokesperson, Communications and Public Relations Division at the Ministry of Communications, succeeding Eli Hershkovitz.

The announcement of the establishment of a new party led by former minister Gilad Erdan and Knesset member Yuli Edelstein is causing a storm in the political system. Channel 14 commentator Yaakov Bardugo attacked them sharply on air: "Everything there is personal and everything is political."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's roadmap towards October 2026 is revealed, presenting a rare combination of numbers. What dramatic twists and unexpected changes await him at the moment of truth at the ballot box — all the details.

Yoav Horowitz, who served as Chief of Staff and Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office, appears before the cameras in an unprecedented interview and explains why he decided to leave everything and join Gadi Eisenkot ahead of the upcoming elections.

The former Shas chairman is holding talks with the "Haredi Tzibur" party, which appeals to working Haredim and supports the conscription of Haredim who do not study. At this stage, no final decision has been made.

The Minister of Transport was a guest on "Pathi and Zamri in the Nation" and claimed that the Right must wake up ahead of the elections, while criticizing Gadi Eisenkot and the Democrats party: "These are critical elections."

Edna Halbani, who served as a coordinator in the Prime Minister's Office for 50 years, launched a scathing attack on Likud ministers and MKs, as well as Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, labeling the politicians as "submissive slaves."

Following a rise in recent polls, Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman has unveiled his plan for a new government, which includes a mandatory conscription law for all citizens and a two-term limit for the Prime Minister.

A surprising development on the right in the shadow of political tension: An attorney who led significant efforts within the Likud in Jerusalem has decided to move her activity to the "Bechad" party and will be integrated into its list for the next Knesset.

The former confidant of the Netanyahu couple encountered a past interview of Magal and Yariv Oppenheimer and launched a frontal attack on social media: "A Bibist without any ability for independent thinking. 2,700 people were murdered, you are as guilty of what happened as the army."

A stormy confrontation took place in Rafi Reshef's studio between the host and Rabbi Motke Blau, a leader of the ultra-Orthodox anti-conscription protest. They discussed reports regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's private remarks on drafting ultra-Orthodox individuals. Blau stated: "We have no trust in Netanyahu; we will not join any coalition without a law regulating the status of Torah students."

According to a new Channel 12 News poll, Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's party would each receive 23 seats. The results highlight the intense competition between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Eisenkot.

Following the ongoing confrontations surrounding Gadi Eizenkot and the criticism from Yaakov Bardugo, journalist Barak Seri attacked on the X network and claimed that political pressure is increasing ahead of the elections.

Sara Netanyahu is facing a new legal storm following testimony from a former employee at the Prime Minister's residence. The Prime Minister's Office has categorically rejected these allegations.

Data revealed following a freedom of information request indicates a record in the volume of government advertising on Channel 14 in 2025. According to the data, most of the budgets came from government ministries headed by Likud ministers, and at the same time, new procedures were adopted to regulate the way advertising budgets are distributed in the future.

A controversial statement by a well-known Hasidic singer against Avigdor Lieberman has caused an unprecedented uproar. The Yisrael Beiteinu party responded with a sharp condemnation of the incitement.

The chairman of the "Yashar!" party visited Margalit Startup City in Kiryat Shmona, met with business owners, and declared that the rehabilitation of the North would be a top priority for his future government. The visit highlighted innovation and growth activities ongoing in the Galilee since the start of the war.

After two years of service, the current spokesperson is stepping down. He will be replaced by well-known media figure Eliran Tal, who joins the Foreign Minister's office directly from Channel 14.

After the warning letter sent by the opposition leader against senior figures at Channel 14, including commentator Daniel Cohen, an official response was delivered on behalf of Cohen. The response claims that this is legitimate political criticism, while taking a jab at Lapid regarding his viewing habits.

A new poll reveals a tie of 23 mandates between the Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's party, while the joint party of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid continues to lose ground. What is the status of the Democrats party led by Yair Golan?

The US President's media company is launching a service that grants traders priority access to his posts for tens of thousands of dollars a month, sparking a political storm.

Dana Varon responded sharply to Yair Golan following his remarks on Channel 13. The Channel 14 presenter labeled the 'Democrats' party chairman's comments regarding the potential closure of her channel as dictatorial and fascist, emphasizing her channel's commitment to openness.

Eli Ohana criticized a potential alliance between MK Yoav Segalovitz and the Ra'am party, labeling Mansour Abbas an 'anti-Zionist.' In response, MK Merav Ben-Ari accused Ohana of lacking political expertise and serving as a mouthpiece for the ruling party's narratives.

Amidst the parliamentary recess, the Knesset Finance Committee is set to convene for an emergency session. While the agenda includes critical security and northern funding, it also features the approval of hundreds of millions of shekels in coalition funds, sparking significant controversy.

Strategic consultant Ronen Tzur addressed rumors regarding the potential inclusion of Yair Netanyahu on the Likud party list. During a radio interview on 103FM, he cynically remarked that the Prime Minister would likely not take such a step, noting that the work in the Knesset is too demanding.

Mordechai David published a video of an encounter with Knesset member Merav Ben-Ari, during which he hurled criticism at her and threatened to block her car. Ben-Ari responded on social media: "I am here on a bicycle" | All the details

Viewers of i24News were stunned when the former pilots' union chairman, who recently joined Yisrael Beiteinu, paused his interview mid-stream to receive instructions from his party.

Global betting markets show a slight decline in Gadi Eizenkot's odds for prime minister, while Benjamin Netanyahu's position strengthens. Total betting volume on Polymarket has reached $30.6 million.

Reality TV star Yaakov Buzaglo has responded to a wave of backlash following his support for Yair Golan. He emphasized that he will not be deterred from his political convictions despite the personal attacks.

A new poll conducted by Lazar Research shows the Likud party rising to 22 mandates. Meanwhile, the opposition bloc is losing the majority required to form a government.

Politician Hadar Muchtar, currently running for the Likud party, has secured support from 120 senior members to shorten her mandatory membership period. She also sought a blessing from Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision.

Benny Gantz explained why, despite past grievances and harsh criticism of the Prime Minister, he refuses to act out of hatred and prefers to appeal to an audience that seeks to maintain principles and look forward.

Betting platform Polymarket indicates that former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot has a 52% chance of becoming Israel's next Prime Minister, while former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's chances have dropped to 7%. Benjamin Netanyahu currently holds 34%.

Following an article in the British press, advocacy activist Yosef Haddad launched a sharp attack against the chairman of the Democrats, Yair Golan. He warned that the politician's inflammatory statements are causing severe reputational damage to Israel and IDF soldiers worldwide.

In a special interview with Reshet 13, the politician addressed the harsh remarks he made during the war, clarifying that he was referring to government ministers rather than soldiers, and issued a sharp warning to Channel 14.