Likud party
Eisenkot’s Yashar seeks to halt Netanyahu meeting with police chief on election integrity
Yashar accused Netanyahu of potentially seeking to pressure public servants to advance his political interests.
Eisenkot leads Netanyahu but deadlock looms, election polls show two days before Israelis vote
Elections Committee chair orders local authorities to remove Likud signs after party ignores order
Choosing conviction over party lines, Dan Illouz leaves Likud in bid to shape Israel’s future
Netanyahu may reserve a Likud spot for son Yair, former prime minister's spox. Hefetz predicts
Nir Hefetz predicted Netanyahu could reserve a Likud slot for Yair, while arguing the party's new slate will do little to attract undecided voters.
Why Israel's right-wing voters feel the system is stacked against them – opinion
Right-wing voters justifiably fear living under institutions that have been contaminated by rigid ideologies
'I should be justice minister': Tally Gotliv blames party machinery after Likud primary slide
Later, she called on Netanyahu to intervene in the composition of the party list, criticizing the lack of women on the primary list.
Netanyahu comes out on top in Likud primaries, but voters want more - analysis
In Netanyahu’s Likud, reaching the top of the list is only half the challenge. The other half is remaining there without appearing too eager to reach for the crown.
'October 7, haredi-lite list': Eisenkot, Bennett, opposition leaders react to Likud's primaries
Gadi Eisenkot called the Likud slate the "October 7 list," while Yair Lapid said the party "needs a break from power" and Avigdor Liberman accused it of becoming "haredi-lite."
Who are the Likud ministers, MKs unlikely to make it into 26th Knesset? - explainer
Several current Likud ministers and MKs are expected to lose their seats in the 26th Knesset following October's election, largely because the party's size is expected to shrink from 36 to 20-25 MKs.
Likud officials pressuring Netanyahu to move Avi Dichter into realistic party position using 'swap'
This message is now being conveyed to Netanyahu primarily because of Dichter's status as a former Shin Bet chief and concerns that Likud could enter the election without a senior security figure.
Likud ministers back Netanyahu's reserved slots as party holds primaries
Likud ministers defended Netanyahu's reserved party-list slots as some 140,000 registered members were eligible to vote in Monday's primaries.
Independent voters hold more power over Israel elections than before, strategic adviser says
"Today, independent voters account for 60% to 70%, and deals account for 30%. That is why Haim Katz, the king of Likud deals, asked for a reserved spot," Seri claimed.
Editor's Notes: Why won't Israel give its 100,000 olim a real political voice? -comment
Anglo olim built Israel, defended it, and explained it to the world. However, they have no political power in the Knesset, which is a real failure.
