Naama Lazimi

MK Naama Lazimi reflects on her inclusion in the TIME100 Next 2026 list, dedicating the global honor to Israel's social justice and democratic movement.

Senior female politicians from Israeli opposition parties held a coordination meeting on Friday to discuss election cooperation, state inquiries, and key social and economic issues.

MK Naama Lazimi, No. 2 on 'The Democrats' list, was named to TIME100 Next 2026. The magazine highlighted her leadership and fight for social justice ahead of the October 27 elections.

Cyera CEO Yotam Segev and MK Naama Lazimi have been named to the TIME100 Next 2026 list, highlighting tech innovation and Israeli political leadership.

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 Naama Lazimi called the chairman of her party "one of the best security experts in Israel" and signaled the role she intends for him after the elections. She also criticized the unusual proceedings in the Finance Committee and attacked its chairman, Hanoch Milvitsky.

During a Finance Committee meeting, Chairman Hanoch Milwidsky clashed with activists protesting the transfer of 360 million shekels to settlements, calling them "worse than Nukhba."

MK Naama Lazimi and Hiddush legal advisor Dr. Ifat Solel have petitioned the Supreme Court to block a Finance Committee meeting. They argue that the proposed 360 million shekel budget transfers during the election recess violate Knesset regulations.

Opal Malul, 37, from Kibbutz Gvat, claims she was drugged and raped in a hot tub a month ago. She criticizes the police for negligence and failing to make arrests despite provided evidence.

MKs appealed to the Ministry of Education and the Finance Committee's legal advisor, demanding a freeze on budgets for "ptur" institutions. They argue that these schools continue regular studies in July while claiming funds intended for summer activities.

Monday marked a significant day for the Democratic Party as it held primaries that may be the last of the current election cycle. The Channel 13 News team followed the event alongside Yaya Fink and Naama Lazimi.