Full text: PM-to-be Bennett presents gov't 'that will work for the sake of all'
Yamina head lays out priorities of new coalition that he says will work 'for all the citizens of Israel' and bring an end to a cycle of elections and divisiveness
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Yamina head lays out priorities of new coalition that he says will work 'for all the citizens of Israel' and bring an end to a cycle of elections and divisiveness
Israel Prize-winning educator Miriam Peretz, who lost 2 sons in battle, vies to become country's first woman president, while Isaac Herzog aims to follow in his father's footsteps
Full cabinet of at least 26 members said to include one-third women, one-third religious Jews, one-third Sephardi origin; will also have Arab and Ethiopian-origin ministers
Analysis: While officials in the so-called 'coalition for change' say negotiations are at an advanced stage, there are still gaps to be bridged as right-wing parties want portfolios bound for other parties and majority in the Judicial Selection Committee
0 shares Left to right: Yesh Atid party leader Yair Lapid (Miriam Alster/Flash90); Yamina party chief Naftali Bennett; and New Hope party head Gideon Sa'ar (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) Gideon Sa’ar’s New Hope party renewed negotiations with Yair Lapid’s Yesh Atid Thursday, in a move that puts further pressure on Yamina chief Naftali Bennett to join a potential “change government” ousting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. A Yesh Atid MK expressed confidence that all relevant matters can be sorted out with the Yamina party within a single day. However, the path isn’t simple to t...