Yair Lapid
“It’s a campaign of the minority that lost in the election against the majority that had its emphatic say at the ballot box,” MK Avi Maoz said.
Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu vows to uphold Israeli democracy and steer the country with “two hands on the wheel.”
“I call on the opposition to behave responsibly. We have one country, one army and one people. We must not harm them,” says Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu.
“We have partners in the sky and on the ground, but we also have the right to act as we see fit and defend the State of Israel,” says Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid.
In a letter to more than 50 world leaders, Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid says that bringing the matter before the ICJ would contravene the principle of direct talks and play into the hands of extremists.
“For personal reasons, completely personal, they are dragging the country into a dangerous, anti-democratic tailspin,” says Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid of the country’s incoming coalition.
Photographic evidence of survivors from Israel and the world will be promoted on social media for a younger generation.
The outgoing prime minister said his government had blocked a new deal with Iran and struck a blow against Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the Gaza Strip.
The move reflects the “depth of the relationship between our countries” and Israel’s efforts to build “strong diplomatic bridges” with the Muslim world, says Prime Minister Yair Lapid.
Lapid sends condolences to Turkish people following deadly Istanbul terror bombing
Two Israeli women from Ashdod narrowly escaped the blast after walking next to the bomber in Istanbul • Israel’s National Security Council: Israelis should avoid non-essential travel to the country.
The main hurdle to opening the Gaza Marine reservoir is the need for a Hamas-P.A. agreement.
The U.N. General Assembly’s Fourth Committee vote in favor of “urgent advisory opinion on Israel’s prolonged occupation” “may harm any possibility for a future process,” says Israeli premier.
