Bayit Yehudi
Ayelet Shaked receives just 80,000 votes, throws support behind Netanyahu
Ayelet Shaked thanked her supporters for voting for her and expressed hope that a stable right-wing government would be formed by Netanyahu in the coming days.
Israel Elections: Ayelet Shaked fights on despite low polling numbers
Israel Elections: Don't be pressured into changing your vote - opinion
If Netanyahu supports Shaked, right bloc could win 62 seats - poll
Bayit Yehudi keeps Peretz as leader, same electoral list
The central committee also voted to preserve its electoral list from the last elections, and that unity agreements with other parties could be approved within 48 hours.
Poll: With Ashkenazi at top Blue and White would beat Likud
The survey by Radio 103FM showed that if Gabi Ashkenazi were to head it, Blue and White would be the largest party with 35 seats and Likud would only receive 33.
Smotrich: I’ll give up place, job for right-wing unity
Rabbi Haim Druckman calls on all right-wing parties to unite.
Shaked aiming for top spot in URP
“If there will be a joint list of right-wing parties, I need to be at the top, because I bring the most mandates,” Shaked was quoted by KAN as telling the activists.
What kind of Diaspora minister was Naftali Bennett?
Under his auspices, the Israeli government invested millions in Jewish communities around the world.
Middle Israel: The morning after election '19
Get ready for a hangover.
Smotrich sees himself on the frontlines of a battle for Israel’s future
Smotrich has long been the Israeli Left’s bogeyman.
URP’s Peretz apologizes for comparing gay people to dogs
“I have two dogs. Do they also need a pride parade?” Peretz said, according to Srugim, a religious-Zionist news site.
AG: Joint List can run, Bayit Yehudi combines allowed
Mandelblit rejects attemps to disqualify Arab, far-right Jewish candidates and parties.
Covenants with God, pacts with the Devil
In aligning itself with Otzma Yehudit, a band of extremists who preach violence and vengeance, racism and xenophobia, Bayit Yehudi has ceased being a Zionist or religious party.