Matan Kahana
After Eisenkot, Matan Kahana also announces exit from Gantz's party
Kahana's exit follows Gadi Eisenkot's Monday announcement that he would be leaving National Unity and resigning from the Knesset.
A gov't of desecration: Goldknopf’s dance shows Israelis who is really to blame - opinion
Secret recordings, NDAs: Comptroller reveals IDF officers not complying with investigations
MK Kahana marches alongside Christians and Jews on Holocaust Remembrance Day
Yamina MK Matan Kahana’s outlandish words in full context - analysis
That part of his speech was cut out of the 152-second clip that became public on Tuesday. To fill in the gap, Kahana tweeted his Facebook post from last month.
Both sides failed when Knesset failed to pass West Bank laws - analysis
Naftali Bennett's coalition and Benjamin Netanyahu's opposition went into Monday night’s votes with a clear goal, and they both failed.
Sa’ar closes door on a new coalition led by Netanyahu
Deals were offered to rebel MKs to quit * settler bill to return
Hadera Yeshiva rabbi alleges he was beaten by police near Western Wall
In response to his statement, Israel Police has claimed that he was arrested after violating orders and provoking police officers,
Israel cannot abandon the two state solution - editorial
It is time for Israel to strengthen its ties with moderate Palestinians and keep cooperating with pragmatic Israeli-Arabs.
Bennett loyalist quits cabinet in effort to stabilize coalition
The MK was forced out against his will.
Toporovsky to serve as de facto coalition head
Toporovsky will convene the meetings of faction chairmen who decide what bills will be legislated and their timetable. He will also ensure a majority for every bill brought to a vote.
New elections will reverse positive developments - opinion
Perhaps the chances of the Government of Change to survive were never very good. However, to categorize it as a historic mistake that should never have happened, and should never be repeated.
Right-wing politicians clash over Temple Mount closure
Religious Zionist Party MKs Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir accused Bennett of surrendering to terror. Religious Services Minister Matan Kahana defended Bennett's decision.
Passover: Israeli politicians post holiday pictures
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett takes a hike; opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu stays home.
