Israeli Elections
With his position as opposition leader secured, outgoing Prime Minister Yair Lapid faces a bigger challenge—coming up with a winning program.
The Israeli president was presented with the final tallies by Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Yitzhak Amit.
The Israeli president is meeting with party delegations to receive their recommendations for candidates to form a government.
The Religious Zionist Party head said the agency employed “irresponsible manipulations, which haven’t been fully exposed to this day, to encourage the murderer to carry out his plan.”
“We share the same desire to strengthen the already strong ties between Israel and France,” says the French president • U.S. President Joe Biden has not yet congratulated the Israeli leader.
“As the dust of discord between the political camps settles, we must come out of the trenches and work together,” said the likely next prime minister of Israel.
“We must all ... pray for the success of the government, its leaders, ministers and advisers. Its success is our success,” says the outgoing alternate prime minister.
The kingdom’s top diplomatic adviser says his country will abide by the Abraham Accords and “continue building our partnership together.”
The Islamist Ra’am Party head warned that there will be an “escalation” should the incoming right-religious coalition change the status quo on the Mount.
After his right-religious bloc’s decisive victory in last week’s national elections, the Likud Party leader must navigate the process of handing out coveted ministerial positions.
“Caroline Glick Show” with Caroline Glick and guest Gadi Taub.
