Knesset Member Ofer Kasif together with his attorney, Daniel Haklai, appealed to the Chairman of the Central Election Commission, Judge Yitzhak Amit, with a request to remove the Otzma Yehudit election banner on the Ayalon highway. In addition, Kasif also reached out to the Israeli AG, Gali Beharve-Miara, with a request to order the Opening of a criminal investigation against lawmaker Itamar Ben Gvir for incitement.

The banner hanging on the Ayalon highway quotes a Rosh Hashanah blessing, which prays for the destruction of Israel’s enemies, and shows Knesset members Ayman Odeh, Ahmed Tibi, and Kasif.

28 September 2022

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Jordan Peterson, one of the most influential intellectuals in the world today and author of the international bestseller “12 Rules for Life”, will come to Israel for a one-time lecture on Thursday the 6th of October, in Jerusalem.

23 September 2022

Read more: Ben Shapiro Returns To Israel With Jordan Peterson For A One Night Salon In October

Trying to reclaim her former glory among the far-right voting bloc, Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked, spoke of the circumstance that led to the establishment of the last government led by Naftali Bennett and apologized to her supporters for going along with it at an event that officially launched her new party's election campaign.

21 September 2022

Read more: Was This A Genuine Apology Or Just Politics As Usual For Ayelet Shaked?

Amid the disintegration of the joint Arabic list, as some of the Arab parties are still licking their wounds and assessing the damage, The Likud party is not wasting a moment and is already targeting the Arab sector with an intensive campaign. At the center of the new campaign lies the promise of strong action against the violence and crime from which the Arab public suffers.

21 September 2022

Read more: Netanyahu Pivots Election Strategy, Turns Eyes To Arabs After 'Joint List' Breakup

After the split of the various Arab parties that made up the former 'Joint List' during the submission of the party lists ahead of the election, the chairman of the Arabic party “Hadash-Ta'al”, Knesset Member (MK) Ayman Odeh, was interviewed on an Israeli radio station. During the interview, he mentioned the possibility of supporting Lapid or Gantz’s potential coalition.

"There is no doubt that we don't want to see Ben Gvir and Smotrich in power, but that doesn't mean we will recommend Lapid or Gantz," Odeh said. "It is enough that we increase the percentage of votes among the Arab citizens of Israel, and then neither Ben Gvir, nor Smotrich, nor others will be in power. As for Lapid and Gantz, it is a completely different story, with their current attitude - they will not receive a presidential recommendation to form a coalition," but he did not say he was opposed to it, and many speculate he is simply holding out for the best deal before committing.

19 September 2022

Read more: Does Joint List Split Mean Odeh Is Gearing Up To Back A Gantz-Lapid Coalition?