Labor Party
The electoral threshold is distorting Israel's democracy - time to rethink it - opinion
Israel’s electoral threshold was designed to improve governability. Instead, it can distort election results and leave voters without representation.
Israel must follow through on British consulate closure after Miliband sanctions - editorial
No. 47: Yair Golan and Gilad Kariv: Reviving Israel’s fractured Left
Democrats Party breaks record of 75,000 members, sets date for primaries ahead of elections
Amir Peretz saw what others missed: Iron Dome reshaped Israel’s defense and future - opinion
Amir Peretz concluded his three-year tenure as chairman of Israel Aerospace Industries in November 2024. He successfully boosted international partnerships and company revenue.
Australian Jews disappointed by government ban of MK Rothman
There was an inconsistency in the policy of the Labor-led government, said Leibler, when it wasn’t willing to give entry to Rothman but was willing to accept relations with Abbas.
Former Labor Party member Avi Shaked announces new Jewish-Arab party
The statement said that the party “calls for strengthening Arab society to build a better shared future in Israel."
Coalition denies Labor Party's bid to change name to The Democrats
The rejection of the request sparked an uproar in the committee, and MK Rayten was removed from the discussion by the Committee Chairman
UK health minister fired after barrage of antisemitic, sexist texts exposed
The minister, Andrew Gwynne, apologized on social media platform X for "badly misjudged" comments, following a report by the Mail on Sunday.
Netanyahu a 'whiner and coward' for incitement complaints, Lapid says
"If we do not hit the streets with force, together and now, the abandonment of our brothers and sisters will continue."
Grapevine July 3, 2024: Thais that bind
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Biased UK media influences the public causing anti-Israel stance - opinion
British media outlets have massively contributed to stirring up anger among Muslim extremists and play a significant part in the fact that the UK is slowly losing its identity.
If the Left wants a fighting chance in the next elections, they must unite - editorial
If there is anything the Israeli Left struggles to do, it is to unite behind a single leader. If they wish to succeed, Golan might be that person.
Drafting haredim to the army is 'an offense to religion,' says former Shas MK
Moshe Maya, a former MK in the Shas Party, responded to the High Court's ruling requiring the draft of ultra-Orthodox men, saying that the law will be met with resistance.
