Yoaz Hendel
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Likud Primaries: Yoaz Hendel urges members to leave and reveals potential expansion plans
On the day of the Likud primaries, Yoaz Hendel called on party members to join the Zionist-Reservists' Home, criticized the government and ultra-Orthodox parties, and revealed that he is in talks with potential political allies.
"We will reach six to seven mandates": Optimism reigns in the new party
Elisaf Peretz sets an ambitious goal for the new party and clarifies to whom he will not give the keys to the coalition. In an interview with 103FM, he explained why he believes in a breakthrough and drew a red line regarding Benjamin Netanyahu and the ultra-Orthodox parties.

After the party launch: Yoaz Hendel in a special interview with Oded Harush | Watch
Chairman of the "Miluimnikim" ("Reservists") party, Yoaz Hendel, presented today (Saturday) a structured vision regarding the need for deep change in the country's leadership following the events of October 7. Hendel, who grew up in Elkana in Samaria in a religious-Zionist home, moved away from a religious lifestyle over the years but emphasizes that he never moved away from the values and Jewish...

Unions and the Undecided: The Battle for the Votes of Disappointed Right-Wingers in the 'Third Bloc'
Yoaz Hendel and Chili Tropper launched their party 'Zionist Home - The Reservists' last night, joining a growing list of small parties courting right-wing voters disappointed with the current coalition. The situation in the 'Third Bloc' is intensifying.

Hendel and Troper Launch Election Campaign: "Building a Zionist Home"
A month after announcing their joint run, former ministers Hili Troper and Yoaz Hendel have launched the "Zionist Home — Reservists" campaign. Hendel reaffirmed his commitment not to help Benjamin Netanyahu reach a 61-seat majority.

Hendel at home meetings: "Katz is a political operator who dismissed Bluth"
The "Zionist Home - The Reservists" party, led by Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel, has begun a series of home meetings in religious Zionist communities, including Kfar HaRoeh and Kibbutz Lavi. In a recording obtained by our editorial team, Hendel is heard attacking Defense Minister Israel Katz, backing Major General Avi Bluth, and addressing the "hilltop youth."

When is Israel expected to lose the 'Zionist majority'?
Yoaz Hendel warned that in just 22 years, Israel might lose its Zionist majority. Research bodies dealing with this show that it is probably not that close. Globes' 'Hamashrokik' (The Whistle).