Amit Segal

Unfortunately, Guy Peleg’s report from yesterday about “Ra’amgate” is true. The person who passed intelligence information against Ra’am activists was Netanyahu’s acting chief of staff, who sent it directly to the office of the Police Commissioner. The suspects were arrested.

A unity government is not only an Israeli need but critical infrastructure for ensuring stability in the Middle East. It reduces European pressure for sanctions, widens Israel’s room for maneuver on a series of fronts. Can Trump close perhaps the most important peace deal of the

Former Prime Minister Yair Lapid in a social media post: “I ask for your patience.” Lapid writes: “Now comes the really difficult part: trying to form a government. We owe it to those who stood in line on Tuesday, to those who flew in especially to vote, and to those who stood

Today the options for forming a government narrowed dramatically. A minority government is out. Mansour Abbas himself says the chances are slim to nonexistent. The irony: months ago it was Abbas who proposed a Jewish majority as the condition for such a government, an idea

BREAKING: The count is complete. Here's where things stand: Blocs Netanyahu's coalition: 53 Change bloc: 48 Arab parties: 19 (Joint List 11, Ra'am 8) Parties Likud: 27 Yashar (Gadi Eisenkot): 21 Beyachad (Naftali Bennett): 12 Joint List: 11 The Democrats: 8 Ra'am: 8 Yisrael

An IDF soldier has been charged with passing sensitive information to Iranian operatives for approximately a year in exchange for money. According to the investigation, the soldier provided information about his unit and military bases, photographed interceptor missiles and

Eizenkot in a phone message: “I will work to fulfill the will of the people and establish a new government that is good for Israel.”

UTJ is floating a coalition with Eisenkot. It’s a fantasy. The math: change bloc 48 + UTJ 7 = 55. The rest would have to come from Ra’am. So Eisenkot’s “Zionist draft government” would rest on Goldknopf and Abbas from the outside. If he pulls that off, he doesn’t deserve the

🗳️ Election Results | 97.3 percent counted 🔄 Latest change: Likud gains a seat from Shas (Likud 27, Shas 6) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔵 Netanyahu bloc: 53 Likud 27 (+1) Otzma Yehudit 7 United Torah Judaism 7 Shas 6 (-1) Religious Zionism and Zehut 6 🟣 Change bloc: 48

Even if he wasn’t the direct recipient of Qatari cash, Netanyahu is the beneficiary of the current scandal. The Joint List was barely tolerable to the Israeli public to begin with, thanks to members who call Hamas a charity and candidates who celebrated October 7. On election

Yesterday, it looked as if 2026 would go down in Israeli electoral history as the year of unprecedented Arab turnout. After the latest news, it may end up remembered as the year of unprecedented malign foreign interference. Central Elections Committee Chairman Justice Noam

Yesterday, it looked as if 2026 would go down in Israeli electoral history as the year of unprecedented Arab turnout. After the latest news, it may end up remembered as the year of unprecedented malign foreign interference. Qatari envelopes of cash raise huge questions, and more

This morning’s news roundup, in light of Lieberman’s rejection statement of Bibi and the Shin Bet investigation: We’ve moved much closer to the 2027 elections.

Gadi Eisenkot issued anothet statement calling on the Shin Bet to investigate election integrity suspicions “thoroughly, immediately, and without bias,” demanding an “iron fist” against anyone undermining the vote. He accuses Netanyahu and his allies of running an “illegitimate

"From the foundation of the state, Arab parties have been strategic allies, enemies, mistresses, and—for a brief period in 2022—official partners. Whether lurking behind Gadi Eisenkot’s face, as a recent AI video alleged, or simply occupying a not-so-quiet corner of the Knesset

Eisenkot faced a challenge in making Ra’am Kosher, Qatar may have just made it Haram.

Results as of 9:49 a.m., Thursday, October 29, with about 93.8 percent of the vote counted, including the double-envelope ballots: Blocs Netanyahu’s coalition: 53 Change bloc: 48 Arab parties: 19 (Joint List 11, Ra’am 8) Parties Likud: 26 Yashar (Gadi Eisenkot): 21 Beyachad

Left: Qatar bought Bibi. Right: Qatar bought the left. Shin Bet: Qatar may have bought the Arab vote. At least everyone was focusing on the right country.

Quoting another post

A bit strange, isn’t it? After all, we were told that Netanyahu works for Qatar, so why replace a government that works for you? x.com/AmitSegal/stat…

Election Results Update Approximately 92.7% of the votes have been counted. Election Results (Seats): - Likud – 26 - Yashar – 21 - Joint List – 12 (+1) - Beyachad (Together) – 12 - The Democrats – 8 - Ra’am – 7 (-1) - Yisrael Beiteinu – 7 - United Torah Judaism – 7 - Otzma