Tali Gottlieb

Otzma Yehudit chairman Itamar Ben Gvir announced that MK Tali Gottlieb is joining his party from Likud. Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf has agreed to vacate his spot for her.

She will not be declared a defector, will continue to serve as an MK, her funding unit will remain with Likud - but she will run in the next Knesset with Otzma Yehudit: Tali Gottlieb's transition to Otzma Yehudit has been approved, where she will likely be placed in the fourth spot, following her attacks against Likud due to her resentment toward Benjamin Netanyahu and her concern about facing an...

Discourse between Likud and Otzma Yehudit is intensifying, but a position submitted by Likud just two days ago against MK Ginsburg, who moved from Blue and White to Behad, could have thwarted the move. Likud had called for him to be declared a "defector MK," which would prevent him from running in the upcoming elections. Now they have retracted it.

The Knesset member, who reached 20th place in the Likud primaries and is slated for a top spot in Otzma Yehudit, claimed that losing her seat in the Knesset would leave her without immunity. An indictment was filed against Gottlieb for exposing the identity of a Shin Bet agent, but the coalition decided to grant her immunity.

Following intensified criticism of the Prime Minister and claims that his inner circle is working to exclude her from the party, it has emerged that the Otzma Yehudit chairman has held talks with the Likud MK. Ben Gvir is earmarking a spot for her in the top five of his list—likely the fourth. Senior Likud officials claim she requested the 12th spot and was refused.

The Likud party published a sharp response on Monday against Knesset member Tali Gottlieb following her remarks regarding the party leadership. The party rejected her claims, stating that the allegation of a hidden plea bargain is an "absolute lie, devoid of any basis."

Yuli Edelstein took a jab during an interview on 103FM at Likud members, and specifically at Knesset member Tali Gottlieb. He also returned to the day he was ousted from the chairmanship of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.

Likud primary candidate Smadar Hila Shmueli, who failed to win the "new woman" slot, launches a sharp attack against MK Tali Gottlieb – and warns that the style associated with her could, according to her, cause electoral damage to Likud and the right-wing bloc.

MK Tali Gottlieb, who ranked 20th in the primaries, opposes the Prime Minister's intention to reserve a spot for Minister Avi Dichter, who was pushed to an unrealistic position. "Start by giving opportunities to female MKs — don't play into the hands of the left with a campaign of excluding women in Likud."

Despite the victory in the primaries and securing a realistic spot, the Knesset member does not spare criticism, accusing the Prime Minister's advisors of deliberate sabotage attempts while issuing a dramatic political warning for the future.

The attempt by the Prime Minister's Office to brief against MK Tali Gottlieb is a grave and unfair mistake. While the public is waking up and moving to the Right, the office remains stuck in the conception that existed before the October 7 massacre. To win the elections and ensure high voter turnout, the Right needs figures who fight for the truth, not those who disappeared during the struggle...

Ronen Manelis, senior advisor to Knesset member Gadi Eisenkot, published a surprising post on Monday ahead of the Likud primaries. Manelis wrote: 'Tali, good luck. Your success is our success,' adding heart and hamsa emojis, amid a tense day for Gottlieb as she fights for her spot on the party list.

Likud members will arrive at the polls tomorrow to form the next list, with one central question in the background: where is the party headed? Netanyahu knows that the list will have a decisive influence on the election campaign, and he needs a tight, disciplined, loyal — and if possible, statesmanlike — list more than ever. Also in focus: the influence of Tali Gottlieb and the test of the...

Yinon Magal reported an emergency meeting in Netanyahu's office regarding rumors that Tali Gottlieb and May Golan were in talks with Otzma Yehudit. Gottlieb and Golan vehemently denied the claims, calling them disgraceful lies.

This week, Likud polling stations will open for a high-stakes battle for only 15 realistic spots for incumbent Knesset members. Benjamin Netanyahu is utilizing 'hit lists' and working to curb the influence of Tali Gottlieb, though he may moderate his push for reserved spots due to internal party friction. Meanwhile, in online videos, he highlights political achievements while ignoring the week's...

Once again in our segment: "We are not them and they are not us." This time, extreme left-wing activists arrived at a party headquarters, painted in blood and spreading terror. The current siege is not at a hair salon or in the stairwell of MK Tali Gottlieb, but at the Religious Zionism headquarters in Shoham.

After months of a political battle waged against him by MK Tali Gottlieb, the Defense Minister tried to create an achievement for himself in the eyes of the right-wing camp. However, the attack on Central Command Chief Avi Bluth, considered a darling of the settlement movement, quickly turned into a trap - and Katz was forced to retreat, exposing the price of political intervention in the security...

During a Supreme Court hearing on petitions against the UNRWA law, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and Knesset member Tali Gottlieb exchanged heated words with an attorney for the agency.

Dr. Dubi Laxman, a surgeon at the Assuta network, has been suspended following a racist social media post targeting Likud voters. Knesset member Tali Gottlieb has publicly condemned his remarks.

The Likud Knesset member attacked Channel 13 following a discussion regarding incidents of Jewish terror in Judea and Samaria, after having previously caused a stir with her comments on the Chief of Staff.