Caroline Glick

Glick is number six on the party's list, meaning that the party would have to get at least six seats for her to enter the 21st Knesset.

Education Minister Naftali Bennett will spend this Shabbat in Jerusalem, speaking at a number of synagogues throughout the city.

Former MK Dov Lipman, who is from Maryland, said the law should not be changed, because it frees MKs of any potential conflict of interest.

The New Right candidate discusses her Oslo epiphany, and the vision of her party.

“We have to reconsider a lot of the basic laws and see if they have to be amended,” Glick said in the interview.

Glick, who was born in Chicago, is sixth on the New Right list, which receives six to eight seats in the polls. Tropper, whose parents moved to Israel from New York, is 12th on the Blue and White list.

Glick wants to take her views from the page to the Knesset in Education Minister Naftali Bennett and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked’s New Right Party.

Glick recently joined Education Minister Naftali Bennett and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked's new right-wing party after they broke off from Bayit Yehudi.

An inside look at how their party differs from ‘centrist’ Likud, ‘sectoral’ Bayit Yehudi.

Caroline Glick was born in the US, and was an IDF officer who worked on the Oslo negotiations team and a deputy foreign policy adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.