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Minister of Settlements and National Missions Orit Strock shared in a special interview that she never planned to enter public life and was, in fact, "pulled by force" into the work. In a new episode of the program "On the way to the ballot box with Dana Varon" on the C14 YouTube channel, Minister Strock revealed how it all began, explaining that her decision stemmed from the dramatic...

Minister of National Missions Orit Strock revealed today (Thursday) a lesser-known side of her personal life story, sharing that she grew up in a traditional home that held distinctly left-wing views. In the new episode of the web program "On the Way to the Ballot Box with Dana Varon" on the C14 YouTube channel, the minister was asked where she would be today had she not chosen to become...

Channel 14 news anchor Tamir Shnaid launched a sharp attack on Thursday against a video published by Gilad Erdan against the Likud party, which was deleted shortly after. Shnaid accused Erdan of having a "split personality" and sowing division.

Minister of Communications Dr. Shlomo Karhi attacked the Supreme Court, claiming it is exceeding the powers of the government and the Knesset. "The Supreme Court is encroaching on the boundaries of the government and the Knesset. The answer must be sharp and clear: No!", he wrote.

Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir attacked on Thursday the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the government's resolution to close Galei Tzahal. In a response published by the Otzma Yehudit media team, Ben Gvir called the decision "a coup against democracy."

MK Naama Lazimi of the Democrats party, a partner of Naftali Bennett in the bloc, defended Israel Airports Authority workers' committee chair Pinchas Idan following the strike at Ben-Gurion Airport, contradicting Bennett's condemnation.

MK Boaz Bismuth addressed the judicial system's intervention in the draft law during an interview with the Open Studio, while also criticizing members of the coalition. He stated that the law is fully prepared and that opposition to it was driven by a desire for media headlines.

Following the defeat suffered by Minister May Golan in the Likud primaries and the possibility that she will not serve in the next Knesset, we asked C14 users whether they think Otzma Yehudit chairman Itamar Ben Gvir should grant her a spot on his party's list. The result was clear: out of 1,306 users who participated in the survey, 877 — about 67% — answered "yes" and supported the possible...

Likud primary candidate Smadar Hila Shmueli, who failed to win the "new woman" slot, launches a sharp attack against MK Tali Gottlieb – and warns that the style associated with her could, according to her, cause electoral damage to Likud and the right-wing bloc.

The Likud election committee has approved the party's primary results, yet uncertainty remains regarding the final ranking of several Knesset members. MK Eti Atiya surpassed MK Avichai Boaron by 51 votes, pushing him one spot back. Meanwhile, a pending appeal by MK David Bitan could see him overtake MK Boaz Bismuth.

Drama in Likud today (Thursday) surrounding the final election results: about 50 votes cast in double envelopes in Jerusalem and Ashdod have not yet been included in the count, and their inclusion could change the order of candidates at the bottom of the list. At this stage, Boaz Bismuth is ahead of David Bitan by only 16 votes, but according to existing data, if the disputed votes are approved...

After Judge Solberg's response to Likud's request to reconsider his decision banning the 'Elector' application did not satisfy the party, attorney Ilan Bombach will file a petition with the Supreme Court tomorrow, as reported this evening (Wednesday).

After more than two years of working on the ground, thousands of kilometers between party members and activists, and a campaign designed to get her on the Likud list, Hadar Muchtar found herself out of the primaries at the moment of truth. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided not to shorten her qualifying period, and she remained out of the race.

Yair Golan addressed the recent strike in Syria, labeling it a "provocative and dangerous move" that could risk confrontation with Turkey and strain ties with the US. Panelist Yotam Zamri sharply criticized Golan during the "Patriots" program for his perceived inconsistency.

The Likud party harshly attacked the chairman of the Democrats, Yair Golan, this evening (Wednesday) following his remarks against the Israeli strike in Syria. The party's statement claimed that Golan opposes activities aimed at preventing Turkish military entrenchment in Syrian territory. "It is not surprising that Yair Golan, who calls for the establishment of a Palestinian terrorist state in...

Published this evening (Wednesday) in the main news edition: The primaries are behind us, but the battle over the Likud list is far from over. Behind the scenes, a legal move is already being organized against the reserved spots for ministers Israel Katz and Haim Katz.

A media storm has erupted following a left-wing initiative seeking to fly Israeli citizens living abroad to Israel on election day. Our correspondent Noam Amir launched a sharp attack on Wednesday against "Eretz Nehederet" star, comedian Alma Zack, following a video she published in which she presented the move as an "a-political" initiative aimed at encouraging democratic participation.

As previously reported, Brigadier General Ofer Winter intends to run independently in the 26th Knesset elections. He has already approached figures such as Lali Deri and Yosef Haddad to join his new political movement.

September 7 is the deadline for submitting party lists to the Knesset, and until that moment, the small parties are in a race against time. They must gain an audience, strengthen their standing in the polls, add well-known names, and answer the central question: do they have enough power to pass the electoral threshold? Alongside the large parties, several smaller political frameworks have been...

A mysterious billboard in Tel Aviv reading "Soon you will have someone to vote for" alongside the date 25.08 has fueled speculation that Ofer Winter is launching an independent party. Discussions are underway regarding potential candidates for his prospective list.

Democrats chairman Yair Golan sparked controversy after posting a video featuring an Arabic song. Yinon Magal claimed the music originates from a Syrian series with anti-Israel themes, while former hostage Rom Braslavsky noted it was the same music played by his captors in Gaza.

Chairman of Degel HaTorah, MK Moshe Gafni, attacked Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara on Tuesday, claiming she is acting on matters for which she has no authority. Gafni clarified that yeshiva students will continue to study Torah despite the developments.

During the program "The Patriots," Dr. Avishai Ben-Haim issued a firm call against external reserved spots in party lists. Ben-Haim emphasized that there is no need for candidates coming from outside the primary system, as there are enough worthy figures within the party.

Moshe Feiglin, a guest on the new episode of the C14 web program "On the Way to the Ballot Box with Dana Ron," returned to the period when he was one of the prominent figures in the Likud and claimed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acted to block his progress in the party. Feiglin said that after his activity in the "Zo Artzeinu" movement, he worked for mass enrollment in the Likud: "I...

Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin appeared on the "On the Way to the Ballot Box" program to discuss his personal loss and criticize the management of the war nearly three years after October 7.

The Attorney General has called for an expansion of economic and personal sanctions against ultra-Orthodox individuals liable for military service. The directive follows a high-level meeting with representatives from the IDF, defense, finance, and justice ministries.

Minister May Golan reacted to the Likud primary results, where despite receiving 19,214 votes, she was pushed to the 40th spot on the party list—a position not considered realistic according to current polls.

Minister Dudi Amsalem, who secured the 17th spot on the Likud list, addressed the primary results on Tuesday via the social network X, thanking party members for their support. Alongside his gratitude, Amsalem reflected on his last term, admitting that he did not manage to accomplish everything he had planned.

Commentator on the Arab world, Dr. Eddie Cohen, addressed today, Tuesday, the campaign that, according to him, is being conducted in the Arab world against the Likud party and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In an interview on the "Noon Journal" program, he claimed: "They want to bring down the Right."

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Yariv Levin is emerging in third place on the Likud list after the counting of 99% of the votes, which provides him with a significant achievement in the party's primaries. While the results are still coming in, Levin published a post on social media and thanked the members of the movement for the trust they placed in him, saying that it is an...

Finance Committee Chairman, MK Hanoch Milwidsky, admitted defeat in the Likud primaries this morning (Tuesday) after failing to secure a realistic spot on the party's list. He stated that he accepts the members' decision and wished the elected candidates success.

The vote count for the Likud party primaries is underway. Correspondents report initial results from two polling stations and allegations of irregularities in Yeruham.

Panelist and author Irit Linor revealed on the program "The Patriots" that she does not support MK Tally Gotliv, explaining that journalism alone is insufficient for political work.

Correspondent Avraham Hasson discussed the phenomenon of Likud "crypto-supporters" in an interview with the program "Riklin and Q&A." He noted that many young people at Tel Aviv polling stations prefer to keep their support for the party private.

A poll conducted on the C14 WhatsApp channel examined support potential for various parties. Data as of 17:00 Monday indicates a significant lead for the Religious Zionism party among the options presented.

Deputy Minister Almog Cohen commented today, Monday, in an interview with Boaz Golan on the "Open Studio" program regarding reports from the field that his name is missing from the voting lists for the Likud party primaries. "Good and innocent people are coming to vote, calling me and saying they cannot find my name," Cohen said. "We will file a complaint and handle this issue."

While Knesset members and candidates visit polling stations across the country, members of the Netanyahu family also arrived today, Wednesday, to vote in the Likud primaries. After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara had already voted, it was the turn of their son, Avner.

Minister of Economy Nir Barkat, who in previous election cycles used to stand for long hours at the entrance to the polling station at Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem, did not arrive there today (Monday). The absence is notable against the backdrop of the struggle Barkat is waging for his place on the Likud list, yet on the ground he still enjoys support: his name appears in some of the deals in...

Comedian Guy Hochman attended the Likud primaries today, documenting the atmosphere and engaging with voters. During his video, he asked about the party's success and pointed out a young man resembling the son of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

Minister of Diaspora Affairs Amichai Chikli was interviewed on the "Noon Journal" program on Channel 14 during the Likud primary election day. Chikli urged party members to exercise their democratic right to select a strong team for the upcoming general elections.