David Amsalem

The state has notified the Supreme Court that the appointments committee will convene to discuss two female candidates for external director positions at Israel Railways. This move aims to resolve the unprecedented management crisis within the company.

Israel Railways has turned to the Supreme Court with a demand to complete without delay the appointment of missing directors to the company's board. The company states that the current management vacuum prevents the formation of statutory committees.

In David Amsalem's campaign, they chose to almost completely forgo the direct request to the voter and present him through the people, the struggles, and the moments that shaped him. Only at the last moment did he ask for the members' trust himself.

The state funds, the tycoons stay out: ahead of the Likud primaries, the law stipulates that MKs can receive funding from the state treasury up to a ceiling of 380 thousand shekels, and limits the ability of candidates to raise private donations. What is the situation for candidates who are not members of Knesset and what will happen to the money if they are not elected?

Minister David Amsalem met on Tuesday with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss pressing national issues. The meeting took an unexpected turn when the Prime Minister's staff surprised Amsalem with a birthday celebration.

Minister David Amsalem criticized Benjamin Netanyahu in a radio interview while offering unexpected praise for Gadi Eisenkot. The remarks have sparked significant political debate within the Likud party.

David Amsalem's remarks favoring the inclusion of Gadi Eisenkot into the Likud have ignited a sharp confrontation on the right: Avi Dichter offered support, Tali Gottlieb attacked, and Itamar Ben Gvir used the opportunity to send a message to Benjamin Netanyahu.

Radio 103FM hosts Ben Caspit and Yinon Magal argued following Minister David Amsalem's remarks that he would be happy to see Gadi Eisenkot in the Likud. Magal attacked the former Chief of Staff, while Caspit claimed that the criticism against him actually strengthens him.

Minister David Amsalem discussed internal Likud party processes and Gadi Eisenkot's political future in an interview with 103fm. He emphasized the importance of ideological continuity and leadership experience during the current national crisis.

Likud Minister David Amsalem expressed his support for the party court's decision to bar MKs and ministers from running in district slots during primaries. Amsalem noted that the party's election bylaws have always maintained a clear distinction between these categories.