Bezalel Smotrich

Iranian attack shows Israel's right-wing gov't exudes weakness

Israeli deterrence in Iran is absent, while Iranian deterrence in Israel is strong. This is what Netanyahu might say as an opposition leader.

22/04/2024

What are the implications of the Israeli expansion in the West Bank

Israel's West Bank expansion sparks debate on settlements, Palestinian rejectionism, and terrorism, challenging prospects for peace and a two-state solution.

By ALIZA PILICHOWSKI
21/04/2024

Smotrich shouted off stage at conference of right-wing newspaper

Audience members at Yisrael Hayom conference shout at Finance Minister about how can he "sleep at night" with 133 hostages still being held in Gaza.

Government will fall without Rafah operation, Ben-Gvir threatens

On Monday, far-right ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich denounced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to reduce IDF presence in Gaza.

Smotrich: 'Brothers in Arms,' Attorney General conspiring to bring down government

Smotrich's criticism was directed at Baharav-Miara refusal last week to support a government decision on haredi draft exemption.

Border Police go about coronavirus inspections in Mea Shearim, a haredi neighborhood in Jerusalem.

Your brothers will go to war, and you will just sit?’ Brothers in Arms protests at Mea She'arim

Against the ongoing controversies surrounding it, hundreds of activists have arrived today in the ultra-Orthodox neighborhood in Jerusalem.

'Israel marching towards defeat': Gideon Sa'ar slams gov't approach to war

Labor Party MK Merav Michaeli also condemned Netanyahu's approach  to the war on X for having neither political nor military goals for the war.

Gantz's prospects remain stable while trust in Netanyahu's leadership declines

In a recent election poll, Gantz weakens slightly but remains stable, as voters continue to see him as a viable option for prime minister over Netanyahu.

Gallant, Smotrich announce new fund assisting career military families affected by war

The new initiative is meant to alleviate financial and emotional burdens so soldiers on the front lines don't have to worry about their lives back home.

 An Israeli soldier prays next to an ultra orthodox Jewish man at the Western Wall, in Jerusalem

'Israel needs you:' Ultra-Orthodox Jews needed in the IDF, Smotrich says

"A great deal of Torah and fear of God is possible, along with responsibility, carrying a burden, and military service. We will do it together, and we are determined to do it."

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