Moshe yaalon

Ya’alon, who intends to form a new right of center party ahead of the next general election, was attacking a sizable portion of his potential electorate.

Steps to advance political future include fund-raising, meetings with potential allies, and possible formation of a new party.

Ya’alon’s words ring true today more than ever, after an IDF commander has been attacked on social media – including death threats – for testifying in military court.

Barak and Ya’alon’s attack on Netanyahu emphasize that Herzog is a spent force.

There is only one small problem for those politicians. It is called reality, and it exists outside the conference.

Former defense minister attacks current leadership of Israel, saying “at this point, and in the foreseeable future, there is no existential threat facing Israel."

"A man who was completely dedicated to working against the formation of a Hamas based state in the West Bank is not acceptable, but a man who promised to occupy Gaza is completely Kosher."

Ya'alon reaches out to donors looking for financial backing giving the impression that he is ready to make a political comeback.

Sources close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would like to complete a deal on Sunday so Yisrael Beytenu can enter the coalition on Monday.

“What happened this week is a sellout of Israeli values. It is shameful and I am sure every Israeli citizen is ashamed for them."