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With five days until the Knesset elections, data reveals massive political spending on Meta platforms. Likud leads with 1.92 million shekels, followed by Yashar! and BeYachad.

BeYachad leader Naftali Bennett vowed to repeal the previous coalition's judicial overhaul laws if elected, prompting a reaction from Democrats leader Yair Golan.

Naftali Bennett refused to sign a pledge ruling out a future coalition with Benjamin Netanyahu, while Likud sources assess potential post-election political scenarios.

Naftali Bennett launched a sharp attack against Shas leader Aryeh Deri over the ultra-Orthodox IDF enlistment exemptions, sparking a heated debate regarding religious duty.

Naftali Bennett unveiled an economic plan for Israel's high-tech sector, proposing a new AI ministry, tax reforms, and a 24-hour company registration track.

With 12 days left until the Knesset elections, an AI-driven C14 analytical model projects a 62-mandate majority for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc.

At the National Youth Conference in Jerusalem, student groups highlighted the draft law, cost of living, and security as top priorities ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections, featuring statements from Naftali Bennett, Yoaz Hendel, and Itamar Ben Gvir.

Sources close to Be-yachad chairman Naftali Bennett strongly rejected Likud claims that he might join a Netanyahu-led coalition if the right fails to win 61 seats.

Keren Terner Eyal of the BeYachad party discussed election strategies, economic challenges, and the need for universal military conscription in a recent radio interview.