Yashar

IDF soldiers on the northern border were filmed boarding a branded bus of the Yashar! party, violating military rules against political transport.

The "Yashar!" party led by Gadi Eisenkot released a campaign video warning Israelis against voting for small factions that might not cross the electoral threshold, urging focus on major political alternatives.

Shaul Meridor of the Yashar party ruled out any rotation or coalition with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stressing that the party prioritizes credibility even if it leads to new elections.

A growing strategic dispute emerges within the Israeli opposition as Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party aims to become the largest faction, while The Democrats emphasize building the overall bloc.

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.

Moshe Davidovich, head of the Confrontation Line Forum, has joined Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar!" party. He will run for the 26th Knesset and is designated as the future minister for northern and southern rehabilitation.

The Yashar! party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, has named its honorary list-closers for the Knesset elections, including former hostage Ohad Ben Ami, military veterans, and prominent public figures.

The chairman of the "Yashar!" party is heard in a recording from a closed meeting declaring that he would prefer 63 mandates from Zionist parties, but does not shy away from relying on Ra'am if he does not achieve this. Regarding criticism from the right against him and Yair Golan, he stated: "Netanyahu and his mouthpieces are delegitimizing an excellent military man."

Former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen and "Yashar!" party candidate Major General (res.) Kamil Abu Rukun held an event in Daliyat al-Karmel where men and women were separated by a barrier. The incident sparked intense criticism on social media, especially as a concurrent event by the Druze "Brit Achim" party in the same town featured no such segregation. The "Yashar!" party declined to comment.

Former Shin Bet head Yoram Cohen and the Druze candidate for the "Yashar!" party, Major General (res.) Kamil Abu Rukun, held an event with gender segregation in Daliyat al-Karmel. Harsh criticism arose on social media, especially given the fact that at the same time in the same town, a conference of the Druze "Brit Achim" party was held - without any segregation. The "Yashar!" party chose not to...

Parties from all ends of the political spectrum are preparing for a decision ahead of the most dramatic moment on the way to the ballot box. What will Netanyahu decide? Who will join Eisenkot? How many of the incumbent Yesh Atid MKs will be pushed out? How will Winter's entry affect things, and what is expected on the Gantz-Ardan-Tropper front? The full review.

10 days after leaving Lapid, the former minister joins the 'Yashar!' party of the former IDF Chief of Staff. 'Israel needs reliable, statesmanlike, and experienced leadership,' said Major General (res.) Stern. Eisenkot: 'He represents a statesmanlike religious Zionism that believes in service and responsibility.'

According to the Yashar! party, the propaganda video titled "A Father's Life" makes illegal use of IDF soldiers and the party's ballot slip. "It is impossible to promote draft evasion at the expense of those who serve, to take pride in those who do not serve, and then use IDF soldiers as a backdrop."

The Yashar! party with Eisenkot has filed a petition with the Central Elections Committee demanding the removal of dozens of posts from Netanyahu's account, alleging prohibited use of IDF soldiers and operational footage. The party notes: Likud itself previously demanded a ban on such use in campaign propaganda.

The chairman of the "Yashar!" party visited Margalit Startup City in Kiryat Shmona, met with business owners, and declared that the rehabilitation of the North would be a top priority for his future government. The visit highlighted innovation and growth activities ongoing in the Galilee since the start of the war.