Sharren Haskel

The Israel T'hila party of MK Sharren Haskel, which is currently far from the electoral threshold, has announced a merger with Ale Yarok. The joint list aims to promote cannabis legalization and comprehensive reform in the medical cannabis sector.

A surprising political union: 'Israel Tkhila' chair Sharren Haskel and 'Ale Yarok' chair Nir Yuftro announced a joint run. The platform focuses on cannabis legalization, deep reform for patients, and assistance for hundreds of thousands of PTSD victims following the war.

Former spy Jonathan Pollard has announced he is joining the "Israel First" party, founded by former deputy minister Sharren Haskel. In a statement at the Western Wall, he emphasized the need for accountability following October 7 and praised Haskel's past efforts on his behalf.

As part of the "Election MKs" project, Paz Robinson met with MK Sharren Haskel and Lt. Col. (res.) Roi Danino. They discussed political norms, the personal toll of public service, and their visions for life beyond the political arena.

The Supreme Court rejected this evening (Sunday) the petition of MK Sharren Haskel against the Likud and the New Right (Yamin HaMamlahti) faction, in which she requested to be recognized as a single-member faction and to be allowed to split from the faction ahead of the 26th Knesset elections. However, the ruling included a significant note stating that the way the Likud and the New Right chose to...

MK Sharren Haskel, in an interview with the '120 and One' podcast, discusses her departure from the New Hope party, the affidavit submitted to the Supreme Court regarding the State Comptroller vote, and her plans to establish a new right-wing movement, 'Israel First'.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar has submitted an affidavit to the Supreme Court refuting MK Sharren Haskel's claims that she was pressured to document her vote for State Comptroller. Police have begun investigating the matter.

The testimony of MK Sharren Haskel is expected to identify who ordered her to record her vote, as stated in her affidavit to the Supreme Court. Following contradictions with the Likud's own affidavit, the Attorney General and the State Attorney have ordered an investigation into whether false statements were submitted.

Likud MK Hanoch Milwidsky launched a sharp attack today, Sunday, against MK Sharren Haskel in an interview with Boaz Golan, focusing on the affidavit she submitted to the Supreme Court amid her struggle to split from the National Right (Yamin Mamlakhti) faction.

Businessman and security analyst Lt. Col. (res.) Roi Danino is joining the "Israel Techila" ("Israel First") party led by MK Sharren Haskel. Danino, who served over 600 days of reserve duty, will focus on promoting solutions for small businesses and reducing regulation.

As revealed by Ynet, the chair of "Israel Techila" was summoned to testify after she told the Supreme Court that she was required to show Benjamin Netanyahu documentation of her vote in the State Comptroller election.

The Israel Police denied today (Thursday) reports that MK Sharren Haskel was summoned to provide testimony at Lahav 433. In response to a query from C14, the police stated: "She is not here and there is no date."

The Attorney General has ordered the police to investigate a suspicion of false testimony by the Likud party. Likud members claimed they were not required to photograph themselves. MK Sharren Haskel contradicts the Likud's statements and may provide open testimony in the case.

First publication: The Likud submitted to the Supreme Court a response to MK Sharren Haskel's petition regarding the merger with New Hope, requesting its dismissal and stating that the political agreement is not legally enforceable.