Amit Halevi

The Central Election Committee omitted Channel 14 from its voter information broadcast schedule for the upcoming Knesset elections, initially blaming the law before citing a technical error.

The Central Elections Committee debated the use of voter-tracking apps on election day following a High Court request. A majority of committee members are expected to support the continued use of the Elector app despite opposition.

Amit Halevi, pushed to the 33rd spot on the Likud list, insisted that "getting the 19th spot in Likud is not losing," but in an interview on 103fm, he got into a sharp confrontation with Ron Koffman regarding reserved spots, Gideon Sa'ar, and Benjamin Netanyahu.

MK Amit Halevi warned today (Thursday) in an interview with Oded Harush on the "Open Studio" program about new arenas from which security threats we were not familiar with are emerging: "Turkey and Egypt are not Hamas and Hezbollah," Halevi said, emphasizing that his words are based on intelligence reports.

Likud MK Amit Halevi criticized IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, claiming that the military leadership is actively resisting efforts to achieve a decisive victory over Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

Efforts are underway within the Likud party to secure the release of detainee Tal Yinon Dardik. It has been revealed that his brother serves as a parliamentary aide to MK Amit Halevi, a key advocate for his release.

Following the severe terror attack near Havat Gilad and the loss of Major Yuval Ezra and Banyahu Malet, of blessed memory, organizers are expected to approach the army in the coming day to receive permits to arrive in the area. "The intention is not to confront Palestinians, but to show presence and clarify that the routine continues."

A Likud Knesset member praised the democratic process in his party in an interview with 103fm. He explained the need for reserved spots requested by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and warned against foreign interference in Israeli elections.

Knesset member Amit Halevi (Likud) revealed in a podcast interview that a security check identified dozens of teachers linked to terrorism in Shin Bet databases. According to Halevi, the information was destroyed under orders from Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.