Oren Hazan

"My mother is a senior politician in Likud, and has been with the Likud since before I was born," said Hazan.

Speaking to the Israeli people via his Facebook page, Hazan said he calls on "all true right parties that do not yield to American pressure" to join him.

Not all the parties running in April’s Knesset elections have given the public a clear picture of where they stand on crucial issues which only adds to the confucion.

After failing to win a seat on the Likud list, the provocative politician means to lead own party in time for April elections.

Likud MK Oren Hazan and his wife, Rinat Kotkovsky, celebrate the birth Monday night of a baby boy.

Otzma Yehudit said “sources close to Oren Hazan” asked the party to consider running together.

Got a minute? Here's the week in review.

Hazan was a controversial MK, not only for his policies, but for how he used social networks, snapped selfies, and regularly made the most uncanny statements

Likud members gather on Thursday for the annual convention in the southern city of Eilat, where they'll be asked where they stand should Netanyahu face court.

During a Knesset House Committee meeting on Wednesday of last week, Hazan told the Ethiopian-born Tamano-Shata that she was only a “token immigrant.”