Democrats

Former Knesset member Emily Moati publicly announced her breast cancer diagnosis, urging women to get tested and vowing to continue her political campaign undeterred.

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces scrutiny after reports revealed his half-sister's social media posts boasting about family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris is considering a 2028 presidential bid, despite her husband's private reservations and skepticism from major Democratic donors.

Young activists of the Democrats party were violently attacked at the Mahane Yehuda Market in Jerusalem, prompting harsh condemnations from party leadership who vowed to continue campaigning.

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is attending a New York fundraiser amid a tight race against Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed's progressive platform and controversial anti-Israel stances have drawn national attention.

Democrats party leader Yair Golan met with Yaros Zelecha, sister of the late Yimno Zelecha, pledging to fight youth violence and restore personal security on Israeli streets.

US congressional Democrats are adopting a more critical approach toward Israel, signaling potential sanctions over West Bank settlement construction and human rights concerns.

The "The Democrats" party unveiled an ambitious road safety plan aiming to cut traffic fatalities by 50%, following mounting public pressure over rising road casualties.

The Democrats party demanded that Likud remove a social media post by Sunday evening, claiming it misrepresents party leader Yair Golan's remarks from a public interview.

Democrats leader Yair Golan and other opposition figures are raising concerns that Yashar! chief Gadi Eisenkot might run a vote-siphoning campaign, risking the stability of the anti-Netanyahu bloc ahead of the upcoming elections.

Omri Ronen, a candidate for "The Democrats" and former military commander, criticized the film "Collateral Damage" for its portrayal of IDF operations in the Gaza Strip, calling its depictions inaccurate.

California Governor Gavin Newsom told CNN he will not run for president in 2028 if former Vice President Kamala Harris decides to enter the race, avoiding a primary clash.

The Democrats party sent a legal warning to the Im Tirtzu movement and Likud, demanding clarification on whether the NGO constitutes an undeclared election body or a faction-linked entity for Likud ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections.

Democratic Senator John Fetterman shocked political observers by appearing in a video message at the Republican convention in Dallas to praise GOP Senator Dave McCormick and pledge cooperation with Donald Trump, deepening his rift with the Democratic Party.

The Democrats party reports 500,000 shekels in donations following Sara Netanyahu's controversial interview about Yair Golan. Both sides have exchanged pre-action legal warnings.

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana condemned offensive posters placed along his children's school route. Meanwhile, Tel Aviv police interrogated a political activist over online death threats against coalition members.

After months of criticizing US President Donald Trump's extensive use of tariffs, most Senate Democrats voted for a sanctions package against Russia. The legislation grants the president limited authority to impose tariffs of up to 500% on Russian imports and up to 100% on goods from the five countries that are the largest purchasers of Russian energy.

The chairman of the "Democrats" party, Yair Golan, turned today, Wednesday, to Deputy Supreme Court President Noam Solberg and Shin Bet chief David Zini with a request for personal security following an increase in threats. In his request, Golan listed several disturbing comments made on social media.

A new New York Times poll reveals that 73% of Republican voters currently hold a favorable view of Fetterman, compared to only 22% of voters in his own party. The reason for the decline in support from his party: "supports Israel too much."

We published this evening (Monday) on News 14: Have the efforts to bring Israelis from abroad to the polling stations crossed the line permitted by law? According to documentation that reached us, MK Gilad Kariv from the Democrats party called a few weeks ago for party members to spend their own money and assist in paying for flight tickets for family members and friends staying abroad, with the...

First publication: Photos of party members were displayed alongside elected officials from the coalition, with the line "I will not be silent because my country has changed its face." The family of the late songwriter contacted the party - and the campaign, which had been successful among the left-wing bloc, was deleted from all platforms.

The high-tech entrepreneur and protest activist, placed 9th on the "Democrats" list, was hospitalized. In a post from his hospital bed, he reassured followers, criticized the government, and promised: "Tomorrow I return like a ninja."

Tensions in the Palestinian village of Qusra led Knesset candidate Nimrod Shafer to call for the dismissal of Central Command chief Avi Bluth. Shafer deleted the tweet, but the Democrats called on candidates to moderate their messaging. And what was the surprising position of the Arab candidate?

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has decided to exclude Democratic members of Congress from classified briefings, a move that could jeopardize the approval of the defense budget.

At a Democrats party event in Nazareth, an emergency plan called "Root Treatment" was launched to combat crime in the Arab sector. According to the party's data, 889 people, including 49 children, have been murdered during the current government's term.

About three months before the midterm elections, the likely scenario will produce a "split Congress" that will make it difficult for the president to advance his policies. The Epstein affair, tariffs, and the war with Iran have left the president at a low point in public opinion. The Democratic Party is divided between a moderate establishment and an anti-Israel progressive wing - and for Israel...

Polls in the US indicate a Democratic advantage in the battle for the House of Representatives, while Republicans struggle to maintain a slim majority in the Senate. Against the backdrop of a drop in support for the president and an identity crisis in the Democratic Party, two races in Michigan and Texas may decide the fate of Congress. If Trump loses the majority and the left wing strengthens...

Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats, has already proven that he knows how to lead fighters in battle. Now, he needs to prove that he knows how to lead a camp. To do so, Golan must understand that not every thought must become a headline, and in order to attract the undecided, one must know how to speak to them as well.

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.

After announcing his decision to enter politics, Yonatan Shamriz stated that his goal is to become the Minister of Revival. Representatives for Shamriz stated that he "will not comment on personal conversations with political figures or the offers he receives."

Tension is growing among list members over the possibility that Yair Golan will reserve a spot for the mother of hostage survivor Matan Zangauker. Candidates and activists express concern that the move will come at their expense and warn of public "noise" if it materializes. The faction clarifies that no decision has been made yet.

During a closed-door meeting, the Democrats party leadership instructed candidates to coordinate all public statements with headquarters. Gaby Lasky urged Yair Golan to replace the term "Judea and Samaria" with "West Bank," but the chairman rejected the request.

The musician Yoav Eliassi spoke out sharply against the chairman of the "Democrats" party following a quote published in the British newspaper "The Telegraph", and claimed that these statements cause enormous damage to the image of the State of Israel in the world.

A recording of an internal Zoom call of left-wing activists, exposed on Monday, is causing a stir. In it, Nava Rozolio, a candidate on the "Democrats" list, reveals the strategy behind leveraging hostage families to push political narratives to the international community.

The head of the Democrats attacked Netanyahu and defense minister Katz after events in the Havat Gilad area • Golan said the two are endangering human lives and Israel’s security and accused: “The blood of our soldiers that has been spilled and will be spilled — is on their hands” • At the rally to open the campaign, he promised to push for an end to “trips” in Areas A and B, to dismantle illegal...

Many question marks hover over the Democrats' virtual primaries, including who are the hundreds of new members who joined the night before the elections, and whether the official voter registry was used illicitly. The party denies: "The elections are digital and secured by strict standards."

It is embarrassing to see how the media fawns over Gadi Eisenkot and avoids asking him pointed questions, such as when his adherence to the primary process in his party, Yashar!, faded.