MK Slomiansky: Netanyahu Owes Jewish Home Big Time
Did Binyamin Netanyahu deserve the votes of Jewish Home supporters? Not necessarily, says MK Nissan Slomiansky.
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Did Binyamin Netanyahu deserve the votes of Jewish Home supporters? Not necessarily, says MK Nissan Slomiansky.
Source familiar with coalition talks reveals: Bibi is planning to form a unity government with Labor and leave Jewish Home out.
Rumors abound that Netanyahu could give UTJ chairman Yaakov Litzman Health Ministry, Shas chairman Aryeh Deri Interior Ministry.
President grants Netanyahu official victory shortly after getting final election results.
MK Ayoub Kara calls on Joint List to stop attacking Netanyahu, associating with PA and start actually helping Israeli Arabs.
In meeting kept secret from press, PA head says he wants to see Israeli unity government to advance 'peace talks.'
Chief rabbi congratulates Netanyahu, urges him to form government to 'unify people, honor tradition' unlike the outgoing coalition.
One adult, two minors arrested on suspicions of launching Molotov cocktails at a Yachad rally outside of former MK Eli Yishai's home.
Prime Minister Netanyahu met with haredi parties UTJ and Shas, indicating ministry allotment that may harm religious Zionist interests.
PA chairman congratulates Joint Arab List for winning 13 seats in last week's Knesset elections.
Jewish Home should not overstate its contribution to the victory of the right in this year's elections, says MK Yariv Levin.
Tension builds between potential coalition partners as Shas asks to free Religious Affairs Ministry from Jewish Home 'imprisonment.'
Jewish Home MK Ayelet Shaked claims Netanyahu's promises to give the party precedence are 'not happening.'
Anonymous attacker throws firebomb at Yishai supporters outside his Jerusalem home; Yishai: 'they stole election, democracy is gone.'
White House Chief of Staff's speech to J Street lobbying group criticizes Netanyahu for comments distancing himself from two-state solution.
Yad L'Achim demands religious parties fight rising tide of missionary activity, noting its bill on the subject has been in limbo for years.
While it is unfair that Israelis have to base their votes on security, President Morton Klein says they made the right choice.
Netanyahu meets Kulanu chairperson and promises him the post he asked for, a day before Rivlin announces the next prime minister.
Investigations into Arab voter fraud has real-time ramifications 1 week after elections, with hundreds of votes stricken from the results.
Despite his well-documented differences with Netanyahu, MK Danny Danon is sure he'll be a top minister in the next government.
Reuven Rivlin looks set to formally announce Binyamin Netanyahu as PM, after a majority of 67 MKs back him to lead coalition government.
Shohat to return to post as mayor of Tzfat; he will be replaced by MK Robert Ilatov.
MK Miri Regev says that parties holding coalition negotiations with the Likud shouldn't make excessive demands.
Regev asserts that Labor lost because the 'condescending' Livni and Herzog refused to condemn leftist artist's racist remarks.
First meeting to discuss preliminary plans to form a coalition; Bennett expected to ask for Defense, Foreign Affairs Ministries.
Kulanu chairman denies reports he gave up his demand to head Knesset's Finance Committee in favor of United Torah Judaism.
After the Left's mudslinging paved Netanyahu's way to victory, it's time to address his secret campaign manager: Barack Obama.
After controversial comments about Arabs on election day, Netanyahu apologizes to Arab mayors, says he didn't intend to hurt any citizens.
Perry allegedly to resign over Yesh Atid's place in the Opposition, allowing Elazar Stern to step in.
Volunteer for poll monitoring task force to Arutz Sheva: if I hadn't been there, 200-300 votes would have been stuffed into the ballot box.
Demanding that Obama stop interfering in Israel's internal affairs, Shaked notes she doesn't chastise the US for building in Florida.
As consultations with President Rivlin begin, MK Zeev Elkin, speaking for Likud, recommends Binyamin Netanyahu form the next government.
After election defeat, the latest trend among leftists is the call to stop donating to the poor, because they supported the Right.
Chief Rabbi of Tzfat calls on Jews to thank G-d for elections results, says alternative was second Disengagement.
Political comedian rejects claims Netanyahu was being racist by warning supporters that Arabs were voting 'in droves.'
Labor's Yitzhak Herzog has not exactly declared defeat, officials confirm - and has approached Kulanu in bid to swing coalition leftward.
Obama says White House takes Netanyahu 'at his word' in opposing 2-state solution, hints US could support PA bids at the UN in response.
During consultation with Zionist Union, Rivlin hints that should the party choose to serve in opposition, it'll be a 'complex challenge.'
Republican senator tells Obama – 'the least of your problems is what Bibi said in an election campaign.'
Minister Silvan Shalom argues Sunday senior portfolios should remain with Likud, says potential coalition partners need to be more modest.
Jewish Home reps visit Reuven Rivlin in pre-coalition talks; Rivlin suggests clarifying coalition laws.
PLO condemns Netanyahu as 'racist' in post-elections meeting, pledges to fight harder against the Jewish state.
Former Finance Minister begs Netanyahu not to choose Deri for Interior Minister, cites Shas chairman's jail stint for corruption.
Former Labor chairman Shelly Yechimovich calls on Labor MKs to unite and rethink party's worldview after loss.
Sheikh Raed Salah, leader of terror-linked Islamic Movement in Israel, threatens Israel over Netanyahu victory, Temple Mount rights.
Hamas politiburo head Ismail Haniyeh responds to Netanyahu's re-elections by call for unified 'struggle for Palestinian rights.'
Oren Hazan, #30 on the Likud list, returned to Israel after the boys were abducted - and at 33, he's set to make a difference.
Likud MK rejects Lapid's criticism of the plans to change the law which reduces the number of ministers in the cabinet to 18.
Shas lied to the public to ensure Yachad's failure, Rabbi Meir Mazuz says; 'one day, all these lies will fall like a house of cards.'
Kulanu leader hints to Netanyahu that he won't automatically join his coalition and will insist on his social platform.
Report says Shas chairman has sent Netanyahu a message that he is against changing the law that limits the number of cabinet ministers.
'Hostile sources' temporarily crash site launched to see how many votes for Yachad joint list were wrongly disqualified.
MK Bezalel Smotrich blames media 'fantasies' for reports of Tekuma coup from within Jewish Home after major elections loss.
Despite what people perceive about the Secretary of State, he has been Netanyahu’s staunchest advocate to the White House.
Parties like Kulanu risk becoming footnotes in political history if they do not broaden their platform after their first election.
Former Labor chairperson talks about lessons learned and need to return to 'ideology,' says Herzog is 'more compromising.'
President Obama calls Netanyahu to congratulate him on his elections victory, but also reaffirms his commitment to the "two-state solution".
Days after vowing not to establish a Palestinian state, Netanyahu says something else in his first post-election interview.