Yair Golan

Ofer Winter's Amcha Yisrael party launched an online campaign game titled Smashing the Conception, aiming to position him as Israel's next defense minister.

Tensions within Israel's opposition block rise as Yair Golan warns against post-election defections, while Avigdor Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot clash over electoral strategies.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged Israel to crack down on settler violence following attacks on a US journalist and European diplomats in the West Bank, drawing international concern.

A leaked conversation reveals Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas planning post-election coalition scenarios, exposing sharp divisions within the anti-Netanyahu bloc over partnering with his party.

Belgium condemned the attack on foreign diplomats and Palestinians by violent individuals near Ramallah, urging EU sanctions. Israeli politicians also denounced the incident.

The leader of The Democrats party criticized President Isaac Herzog and warned against a post-election unity government with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Deputy Minister Almog Cohen and MK Yitzhak Kroizer faced sharp protests at a Jezreel Valley election event, clashing with residents and local leaders over legal disputes, aviation infrastructure, and law enforcement policies.

Ofer Winter's Amich Yisrael party launched its election campaign on Tuesday, sharply criticizing political and military leaders over security concepts and troop protection policies.

A district court rejected Sara Netanyahu's request to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by The Democrats leader Yair Golan over October 7 remarks.

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.

Protest leader Moshe Radman criticized Channel 12 over an election minigame and demanded that political leaders openly endorse a future government partnership with Ra'am.

Ultra-Orthodox protests across Israel triggered sharp political reactions as Shas blamed the Attorney General for unrest, while opposition leaders criticized the government for enabling draft evasion.

Yair Golan urged opposition parties to pledge against joining a future government with ultra-Orthodox factions, criticizing Netanyahu over the draft crisis.

The Supreme Court will review a petition by "The Democrats" on Tuesday concerning security for party leader Yair Golan amid high threat levels.

The Democrats leader Yair Golan outlined coalition priorities in a radio interview, stressing the need for a state inquiry, equal enlistment, and replacing Hamas rule.

Yair Golan stated that Arab-Jewish partnership in the government is positive, prompting sharp criticism from Avigdor Lieberman, Likud, and Bezalel Smotrich regarding a potential left-wing coalition.

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.

Israeli opposition parties established joint working teams to coordinate election efforts and policy planning 28 days ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections.

The Democrats party petitioned the Supreme Court on Tuesday to mandate security for chairman Yair Golan amid severe death threats, criticizing the ongoing delay in protection.

Culture Minister Miki Zohar rejected demands for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take sole responsibility for October 7, arguing that opposition leaders and former security chiefs must also share the blame.

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.

Yair Golan stated that The Democrats will not join a government without laws barring Benjamin Netanyahu from power, while vowing to reverse judicial changes.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman backed the disqualification of Ra'am and Arab lists, reshaping change bloc dynamics. The Democrats leader Yair Golan opposed the sweeping bans.

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.

Ofer Winter visited the Bnei David academy in Eli, warning that anyone attempting to shut down the institution would face fierce resistance.

A major investigative report reveals Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was repeatedly warned since 2019 that Qatari funds were financing Hamas's military wing. Opposition leaders condemned the findings, while the Prime Minister's Office dismissed the report as politically motivated falsehoods.

Hostage survivor Rom Braslavski sharply criticized "The Democrats" leader Yair Golan for comparing a controversial film to the October 7 massacres to attack Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Religious Zionism party sparked intense backlash by releasing an AI-generated video showing top legal officials arrested, as leaders Bezalel Smotrich and Simcha Rothman unveiled a sweeping judicial overhaul plan ahead of the upcoming elections.

Shas leader Aryeh Deri condemned the film "Neza" and criticized Yair Golan's past remarks regarding IDF soldiers, urging Gadi Eisenkot to cancel any electoral surplus agreements with Golan.

The Democrats leader Yair Golan filed a 2.5 million shekel defamation lawsuit against Sara Netanyahu after she suggested he had prior knowledge of the October 7 massacre.

Ofer Winter's 'Amchah Yisrael' party launched its election campaign with billboards contrasting Winter's security approach with Yair Golan and Gadi Eisenkot.

Democrats leader Yair Golan filed a 2.55 million shekel defamation lawsuit against Sara Netanyahu following her remarks on Channel 14 implying he had prior knowledge of the October 7 attacks.

The "Democrats" party led by Yair Golan presented a national mental health rehabilitation plan, committing to establish a dedicated governmental headquarters with a 1.5 billion NIS budget.

Sara Netanyahu faces a third legal warning letter over statements made in a Channel 14 interview concerning Jerusalem protests, with demands for damages and an apology.

An in-depth look at the candidate lists for the upcoming Knesset reveals surprising figures, including a socialist millionaire, Yigal Amir's relatives, Olympic athletes, and cultural icons.

Opposition leaders Naftali Bennett, Gadi Eisenkot, Avigdor Lieberman, and Yair Golan demanded a state inquiry into October 7 following reports that UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about Yahya Sinwar's plans shortly before the massacre.

As Knesset party lists close, October 7 victims' families face mixed political fortunes. While Eyal Eshel and Einav Zangauker were excluded from key lists, Avigdor Lieberman's Yisrael Beytenu secured realistic spots for Rafi Ben Shitrit and Sharon Sharabi.

Foreign diplomats express hope for a political shift in Israel's upcoming elections. Egypt and Jordan prepare to return ambassadors if a moderate coalition forms, while European nations delay sanctions to avoid influencing the vote.

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.

The Ministerial Committee has failed to approve Shin Bet security for Yashar! leader Gadi Eisenkot. Meanwhile, Democrats leader Yair Golan remains without state protection ahead of the elections.

The ministerial committee has failed to convene to approve Shin Bet security for Yeshar party leader Gadi Eisenkot, leaving him with private security just 51 days before the Knesset elections.

Negotiations for a political merger between Ofer Winter and Economic Party leader Yaron Zelecha have broken down. The rift emerged after Zelecha refused to rule out a coalition with Yair Golan.

The chairman of The Democrats, Yair Golan, will petition the Supreme Court after the Advisory Committee for the Protection of Public Figures denied him security. The party released a video featuring harsh rhetoric and an image of a firing gun.

The Prime Minister rejected the treason theory surrounding the October 7 attack, hours after his wife caused a stir by hinting that Yair Golan knew about the attack before him. Golan has already sent Sara Netanyahu a warning letter demanding an apology and compensation: "Slanderous and false statements."

The Democrats party harshly criticized the Prime Minister's wife, Sara Netanyahu, following her interview on Channel 14. In their statement, they accused her of spreading conspiracy theories against Yair Golan.

The Prime Minister's wife questioned the conduct of the Democrats party leader on the morning of the Hamas attack, claiming he arrived in the south at a time when others were unaware. When asked about the betrayal theory, she refused to comment directly but criticized the demand for a state commission of inquiry: "They want an investigation whose results are known in advance."

After the committee recommended providing security for Gadi Eisenkot, a decision regarding the chairman of The Democrats is expected today. The party claims political motives and threatens to petition the Supreme Court: "Responsibility for his life lies with Benjamin Netanyahu and the head of the Shin Bet"

Following new warnings, the Advisory Committee for the Protection of VIPs recommended providing tight security for the chairman of the "Yashar!" party until election day. The decision now moves to the Ministerial Committee on Shin Bet Affairs, which will also discuss the security of "The Democrats" chairman Yair Golan.

The recommendation marks a sharp turn from the controversial decision made a week earlier, when Shin Bet head David Zini determined not to assign bodyguards to Eisenkot. At the center of the discussion regarding close protection for Golan and Eisenkot were materials submitted by both parties. The 'Yashar!' party claimed that Eisenkot is currently protected only by a private, unarmed security...

Ronen Cohen, chairman of the Advisory Committee for the Protection of Personalities, which will discuss tomorrow the security of opposition leaders Yair Golan and Gadi Eisenkot, was appointed without experience in the field. Cohen, who previously blamed the military echelon for the failure of October 7, recently revealed that the security of "those threatened by the Iron Swords War," including...