Yisrael Beyteinu

The Yisrael Beytenu leader has insisted publicly that he wants a unity government based on Likud and Blue and White, even if his party is left out of it.

In a radio interview, LIberman made clear that he only sees one option for coming out of the election predicament

Liberman also complained that the Likud has repeatedly accused him of being willing to support a minority left-wing government.

Oded Forer, Yisrael Beytenu faction chairman, sent a formal letter to Yariv Levin, in which he said that negotiations are necessary to solve the various issues Israel is facing

Yisrael Beytenu submitted a raft of legislation regarding matters of religion and state which if advanced would create a veritable firestorm of protest from the ultra-Orthodox and religious-Zionists.

Yisrael Beytenu leader says both candidates have tried to avoid national unity government, denies cooperation with Gantz.

Yisrael Beytenu leader again calls for Netanyahu and Gantz to form national unity govt with him and without ultra-Orthodox and religious-Zionist parties.

The results of the three major TV stations’ exit polls left the picture very unclear on Tuesday night, but one thing is certain: No bloc has a majority of at least 61 seats.

Pre-election news conferences give the parties a chance to speak out close to Election Day. The Maariv-Jerusalem Post conference was no exception.

“Netanyahu’s greatest strategic asset was supposedly his coordination with the US on the Iranian issue," Liberman said. "His campaign propaganda is based on pictures of him with Trump."