Ze’ev Elkin
Netanyahu will bring Hezbollah agreement to Security Cabinet if one is agreed, PM tells ministers
Ben-Gvir, Eli Cohen, and other ministers called for harsher measures against Hezbollah, while Finance Minister Smotrich argued that a ceasefire under current conditions would be a major success.
Elkin's 'six out of 10' remark frames a broader debate on Israel's civilian reality - analysis
Gov’t announces program to return residents to North starting March 1
Northern residents distraught as project coordinator resigns over reduced role
Elkin invites new Ukranian president to Israel
Born in 1978 to Jewish parents, Zelenskiy became Ukraine's first Jewish president. Ukraine's Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman is also Jewish.
National Cleanup Day nationally endorsed and budgeted
The activity will be budgeted by up to NIS 13 million, and is intended to fund trips and educational activities.
Elkin: E. J’lem Arabs can live in rest of city
"We must take moral responsibility. There is no sovereignty without responsibility," Elkin said.
Elkin: Liberman's decision was irresponsible and illogical
"Liberman's resignation at this time is bizarre and completely lacking responsibility. I cannot find any logical explanation for his decision," Elkin said.
Elkin says he will not endorse either candidate in Jerusalem's election
Economic development of Jerusalem's haredi and Arab population was the priority of most candidates in the mayoral race.
Jerusalem mayoral candidate Moshe Lion caught admitting political deal
In the taped conversation, Lion reassured the activist that the enlistment bill “will be taken care of.”
It’s about character
This is my second municipal campaign, but in this one my naiveté and innocence have long faded. I have seen a lot.
Netanyahu promotes Elkin at Jerusalem's Machane Yehuda Market
With less than a week until municipal elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is jumping onto the streets of Jerusalem to campaign for his choice for mayor.
Elkin unveils platform for Jerusalem
“I don’t believe in miracles,” said Elkin, who is religiously observant. “I don’t believe the municipal departments will suddenly do in three months what until now took them three years."
Netanyahu formally endorses Elkin for Jerusalem mayor
The endorsement was made at a holiday toast hosted by Elkin, with some 1500 guests of varied backgrounds.