Benny Gantz

 (L-R): Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, MK Benny Gantz

Netanyahu overtakes Gantz for PM position for first time since October 7

Current tensions seemed to have strengthened Netanyahu's standing in Israeli politics and public preference, according to a new "Maariv" poll.

Netanyahu to control civil service commissioner appointment, defying attorney-general's advice

Israel's government plans to take over the appointment of the next Civil Service Commissioner, ignoring legal advice and risking further tensions with the attorney-general.

Gantz urges targeting Lebanon's infrastructure, increasing military pressure

Benny Gantz called for intensified military action on Lebanon amid rising tensions, praised the Druze community, and advocated for national unity.

Bill proposal to cancel the option to form 'rotation governments' is set to pass its first reading

The purpose of a "rotation government" is to create a "two-headed" government, with a prime minister and "alternate prime minister" who switch midway through their tenure.

Neither Netanyahu nor Gantz: Who do Israelis think should be the new prime minister?

After a dramatic week in the political and security spheres, Maariv conducted a poll to understand the fluctuations and possible ramifications on Knesset seat counts.

By MOSHE COHEN
03/08/2024

Israelis prefer Netanyahu over other PM candidates, but don't trust his intentions

The address Netanyahu gave at the US Congress did little to convince Israelis one way or the other.

Gantz: 'Current hostage deal has been stalled by political considerations for over two months'

Gantz accuses Netanyahu of political maneuvering concerning hostage deal, claims finished deal in place for over two months.

Coalition strikes down bill to form State Committee of Inquiry into October 7

Prime Minister Netanyahu said that Hamas must first be defeated, and then investigate October 7 failures.

Liberman and Bennett meet to allegedly discuss establishing a new right-wing party

Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Liberman discuss forming a new right-wing party amid ongoing talks, but leadership struggles cause delays.

(L-R) Benjamin Netanyahu; Itamar Ben-Gvir

Right-wing voters already marking Ben-Gvir as Netanyahu's potential successor

In a post-Netanyahu era, Itamar Ben-Gvir leads right-wing candidate support. The National Camp and Likud see minor seat changes. Survey includes 500 respondents.

By MOSHE COHEN
12/07/2024
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