The New Right
Is New Right on the way to merging with Likud?
Party spokeswoman says no offers from Likud to join, nor have there been any negotiations.
Ayelet Shaked tells 'Post’ about the dramatic turnaround in her career
Blue and White to target moderate religious-Zionist vote after Right unites
![Head of New Right party Naftali Bennett [L] and MK Ayelet Shaked [R]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/443612 "Head of New Right party Naftali Bennett [L] and MK Ayelet Shaked [R]")
Bennett to get higher post than Shaked
Shaked vows to go on as Justice Minister despite 'ugly campaign against me'
"In recent days, there has been an unrestrained false attack of incitement against me including false and fabricated accusations."
New Right unveils former IDF combat pilot as next candidate on party list
Bennett claimed that Kahana broke the glass ceiling for religious youths in the IDF and young Israelis in general.
First-ever deaf candidate for Knesset joins New Right
Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked said the New Right seeks to “implement right-wing policies with social sensitivity.”
The religious call behind Bennett and Shaked’s Hayemin Hehadash Party
The public Bennett and Shaked seek to represent is tired of divisive rhetoric, of the blame game and, mostly, of the conflict and religion dominating and defining who and what citizens are.
Netanyahu laments Bennett, Shaked hurting Right’s election prospects
“Bennett and Shaked are destroying right-wing parties, which won’t pass the electoral threshold,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told senior Likud officials.
Druckman says National Religious should vote for Bayit Yehudi, not Bennett
“Bennett and Shaked have established a general, not a religious party,” Rabbi Haim Druckman told 'The Jerusalem Post.'
Bennett, Shaked and Moalem-Refaeli officially break away from Bayit Yehudi
The trio made up more than a third of the eight-seat faction, allowing them to take government funding for the next election with them.
Report: Likud seeks to lower electoral threshold after Bayit Yehudi split
If a right-wing party drops below the threshold, the Right would lose tens of thousands of votes and could lose its parliamentary majority.
National Union holds emergency meeting after Bennett, Shaked exit
"We will continue to lead [the party] to great achievements and properly represent the national-religious public."
Analysis: Will Bennett and Shaked's 'New Right' gamble pay off?
Bennett and Shaked may think that they can take Likud votes instead of killing their old home, but they are further dividing up right-wing votes.
