Yamina
Ayelet Shaked: I'm not sorry that I joined Bennett-Lapid coalition
"Ministerial success is not always politically rewarding," according to Shaked, who also estimates that housing prices will moderate and maybe decrease this year.
Many Ben-Gvir voters were Bennett voters. Why are they seen as racist? - opinion
Bennett may quit gov’t after election, ending veto power
High Court hears petitions about if Silman, Chikli can run for Knesset
Chikli may join Likud pending his resignation, court finds
The Knesset Committee voted on April 25 to deem Chikli a deserter based on his consistent votes against his party, Yamina.
Is there hope for New Hope in upcoming Israeli election? - analysis
If Ayelet Shaked decides that Yamina will run alone, the duel over anti-Netanyahu right-wing voters may sway the entire election.
Israel elections: Yamina skirting electoral threshold - poll
Both Yamina and Ra'am could help Netanyahu form a coalition or block him from doing so.
Yamina remains intact as deadline for party split expires
According to Israeli law, a number of MKs may break away from their original party in order to receive funding as a separate party up to three days after the Knesset disperses.
Naftali Bennett to not run in next elections, Shaked to head Yamina
"My brother Naftali, thank you, in my name and the name of all the people of Israel," said Alternate Prime Minister Yair Lapid.
Israel elections: Bennett, Yamina's futures discussed in talks with Shaked
Yamina's future is uncertain, with Shaked and Matan Kahana split on key issues and the outgoing PM unsure whether to remain as party leader.
Israel elections: How could party composition change? -analysis
The first possible merger is Yamina and New Hope. * A second possible merger is between New Hope and Defense Minister Benny Gantz’s Blue and White.
Nir Orbach nearing deal to bring down Bennett
Orbach is expected to vote to dissolve the Knesset next Wednesday.
Backlash after Kahana says 'If I could ship the Arabs to Switzerland, I would'
Deputy economy minister Yair Golan (Meretz) called opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu a "fatal disease" on Tuesday.
Fate of Israel's government to be decided next week with Orbach ultimatum
Nir Orbach told Prime Minister Naftali Bennett that he will insist on the government no longer being dependent on Ra'am.
