Moshe kahlon
As Netanyahu weighs reserved slots, officials consider how party list will change prior to election
Former finance minister Moshe Kahlon and MK Tsega Melaku are two of the names under consideration for Netanyahu's reserved slots.
Netanyahu pushes to reserve seats for Sa'ar, Kahlon in top ten Likud slots - report
Former finance minister Kahlon convicted of reporting offense in UnetCredit collapse case
Former finance minister Moshe Kahlon summoned to pre-indictment hearing over fraud, breach of trust
Finance Ministry seeks major government cutbacks to halt deficit growth
Additional sources of revenue will include the transfer of funds from Israel’s national lottery company Mifal HaPais and the National Insurance Institute (Bituach Leumi).
Kulanu-Likud merger not the end of the world
I voted for Kahlon because of all the Knesset Members, he is the most successful at enacting domestic reforms.
Labor rejects Netanyahu's Finance Ministry offer
"We will not be a part of the coalition without the finance ministry," the Kulanu party tweeted.
Kahlon breaks promises, agrees to run with Likud
Kahlon faced criticism for the move from Blue and White, which sent 40 protesters to his home in Haifa.
![Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon [L] and Prime Minister Netanyahu at the announcement of the new Governor of the Bank of Israel, October 9, 2018](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/430401 "Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon [L] and Prime Minister Netanyahu at the announcement of the new Governor of the Bank of Israel, October 9, 2018")
Crunch time in coalition talks
Time is running out for Netanyahu to form a government.
Will Kahlon leave coalition because of expected tax increase?
The source close to Kahlon confirmed that Kulanu will not join the coalition if demands require a tax hike.
Netanyahu wants Likud merger with Kahlon to form ‘mega-conservative party’
Other Likud sources said Netanyahu will not seek a merger with Yisrael Beytenu, due to problematic behavior by Liberman.
Kahlon pleads with voters to let him keep his job
Kahlon said Kulanu helped young families by subsidizing a longer school day, nursery school education and special saving funds for each child.
Israel’s elections are about one question – Do we still want Netanyahu?
If he wins, Netanyahu will be viewed as a magician; a type of political Houdini who even three former IDF chiefs of staff could not defeat.
Levy-Abekasis: 'Read my lips: I’m not quitting'
The public is "fed up" of repetitive arguments, while "5,000 people die every year in hospitals from infections and that interests no one,” Levy-Abekasis said.
