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Major General (res.) Noam Tibon has filed a libel lawsuit against businessman Avi Gross, claiming he published a false allegation online that Tibon knew about the Hamas attack in advance and arrived at the combat zone with a film crew for publicity purposes. The defendant has not yet filed a statement of defense.

Dozens of fake profiles, AI-generated images, and hundreds of tweets in one hour: a study reveals an aggressive influence campaign against the establishment of the new party by the esteemed officer.

Advocate Barak Cohen announced that the court ordered Channel 14 to pay compensation and legal costs following remarks made about him on the program "The Patriots" by Yehuda Schlesinger. "I will return to activity for the end of the long and painful tenure of Benjamin Netanyahu," wrote Cohen.

Yashar party chairman Gadi Eizenkot has signed the Women Directors Forum charter, pledging to ensure equal gender representation on his party list and to advocate for women in senior government roles.

MK Yulia Malinovsky revealed that she filed a complaint against businessman Shlomi Fogel for ties with the enemy. This follows reports by Ben Caspit regarding direct contacts that Benjamin Netanyahu maintained with Hamas.

Following his placement on Ofer Winter's new party list, Yosef Haddad is being sued for copyright infringement. Left-wing activist Itamar Greenberg is demanding 39,900 shekels in court.

A new i24NEWS poll reveals shifts in the Israeli political map: Likud remains the largest party, while Bezalel Smotrich's party is barely scraping above the electoral threshold.

The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court ruled in favor of Channel 14 in a defamation lawsuit against journalist Chaim Levinson. The court ordered him to pay 30,000 shekels within 30 days.

Against the backdrop of the struggle over the state commission of inquiry, the former Chief of Staff opens a sharp front against Netanyahu, reveals the warnings he gave him before the disaster, and demands the publication of the cabinet protocols.

Seven years after his first attempt, which yielded only a few thousand votes, the internet star and social activist is registering a new party ahead of the upcoming elections, hoping to translate his viral popularity into parliamentary seats.

A new mandate poll reveals a shake-up in the national camp, as the Religious Zionism party fails to pass the electoral threshold while the new party of a reserve brigadier general records a surprising achievement.

The Central Elections Committee rejected Kineret Barashi's petition against the use of military ranks in the 'Democrats' campaign and ordered her to pay legal costs. Yaya Fink celebrated the victory on social media.

After being ordered to pay about 150,000 shekels to Shikma Bressler, Fani Michaeli is also facing another lawsuit for 2.6 million shekels. She now claims that the legal proceedings are taking a heavy toll on her, while she is a mother of two IDF soldiers.

The Minister of National Security was flown in the last two days by a police helicopter from his vacation in the north to events in the center. In the law enforcement system, there is sharp criticism regarding flights costing tens of thousands of shekels: "He is using the operational tool like a private taxi."

Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter launched his new party 'Amcha Yisrael', and among the surprising names on the list stands out Sigal Kraunik — mother of 'Big Brother' alumnus Chen Kraunik and widow of the late Arik Kraunik.

Ahead of the 26th Knesset elections, Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter has unveiled a new addition to his party list: economist and Major (res.) Ronen Bodenro, who has served 800 days in the reserves.

The CEO of the Second Authority sent a sharp letter to the CEOs of broadcasting outlets, demanding strict adherence to five principles amid grave concerns regarding the spread of fake news and the manipulative use of artificial intelligence.

Senior high-tech figure Oren Dobronsky, who was reserved a spot in Likud, explains why he decided to enter politics, reveals the high grade he gives the government, and declares that for him, this is a real draft order.

Upon its establishment, the Ultra-Orthodox Public Party is threatening a lawsuit following blunt accusations regarding its chairman's motives. The party stated that the lawsuit is underway and that any proceeds will be transferred directly to its campaign.

Against the backdrop of preparations for the 26th Knesset elections, Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman is changing his tune, offering surprising praise for the military record of The Democrats' chairman, Yair Golan.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich attacked the criticism today regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's attendance at Eden Ben Zaken's concert and warned of the steps he claims could be taken if the right loses the elections: "There will be a 'Season' government here."

Within the party, there is a growing understanding that avoiding appearances on the channel severely harms the ability to reach broad audiences ahead of the elections, but the dramatic move now depends on one central condition from the Prime Minister.

The Prime Minister decided to bypass the media and reached out directly to his Instagram followers with an unusual request for direct messages. These are the details behind the move that is stirring up the political system and the public.

Netanyahu's former media advisor claims that shortly after the events of October 7, sharp warnings were conveyed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the Minister of National Security - and he decided to act.

A serious security failure at the heart of the government: an unknown individual passed through two checkpoints at night and was apprehended inside. Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana has ordered an urgent investigation into the lapses.

The "Yashar Le-Israel im Eisenkot" party continues to increase its campaign funding. According to the State Comptroller's report, the party has registered 269 donations and guarantees totaling over 18.27 million shekels. The list of backers includes Alfred Akirov, Shmuel Harlap, Frank Lowy, Jonathan Kolber, Amiram Levin, and Marius Nacht.

Rina Matzliach and Akiva Novick discussed the question of the next election results and revealed in a live broadcast a particularly intriguing bet regarding the identity of the next Prime Minister.

Lucy Aharish, host of the program "Sichat HaYom" on Channel 13, harshly attacked Minister Idit Silman, who suffered a heavy defeat in the primaries, and mentioned the huge debt she left behind: "She created a debt that could reach about 4 billion shekels."

Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich uploaded a video to social media in which he launched a sharp attack against the 15 billion shekel plan for the rehabilitation of the North presented by Gadi Eisenkot, accusing his opponent of manipulating public opinion.

Following the release of the Likud primary results, Nesli Barda criticized the senior party members who secured top spots on the list. Watch the anchor's pointed monologue.

Dana Varon criticized MK Gilad Kariv on air following a video where the politician addressed the Arab sector. The presenter accused "The Democrats" party of duplicity, urging them to be transparent about their political agenda.

A 'Kan 11' investigation reveals the sophisticated ruse of media consultant Julian Levinson, who offered services worth one million shekels to map out the network operating behind the aggressive campaign against Zvika Nave.

During a tour of Ariel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans to establish a regional university hospital, nine years after laying the cornerstone for the institution's medical faculty.

Despite the victory in the primaries and securing a realistic spot, the Knesset member does not spare criticism, accusing the Prime Minister's advisors of deliberate sabotage attempts while issuing a dramatic political warning for the future.

The results of the Likud primaries have been published, and the outlook for the 2026 elections is becoming clearer. A prominent public relations expert addressed the results and called on Netanyahu to implement revolutionary changes in the country, stating that the people demand change.

With polls closing at a 53% turnout, the initial exit poll reveals a new power map in the party. While young candidates are recording impressive achievements, a series of ministers and senior Knesset members have been left out.

The heroine of October 7th arrived to vote in the Likud primaries and drew significant attention. However, when asked who she voted for, she provided a surprising response that went viral and is now stirring up social media users.

According to a Channel 12 poll, the "Yashar!" party led by Gadi Eisenkot has taken first place, surpassing Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud. The coalition is losing ground while the opposition block strengthens.

Raviv Drucker, considered one of Benjamin Netanyahu's harshest critics, was surprised to find himself in the Prime Minister's propaganda campaign and was quick to respond on live television.

Prime Minister and Likud chairman Benjamin Netanyahu addressed voters during the party primaries while holding a microphone from the new Channel 16. The choice of platform has sparked speculation over whether the move was intentional.