Congratulations, Naftali Bennett
It appears that congratulations are in order for 49-year old Naftali Bennett who appears primed to be Israel’s new Prime Minister,
Likud Backstabbers
In the course of conversation, someone I was standing with referenced “Likud backstabbers” clearly referring to Gidon Sa’ar and Naftali Bennett and their respective parties, New Hope and Yamina.
Did Hell just Freeze Over at ‘Haaretz’?
The hatred for Benjamin Netanyahu on the part of Israel’s far-left daily runs so deep that it’s calling for a unity government under another nemesis: Naftali Bennett.
Naftali, Don’t Abandon the Course
A letter to Naftali Bennett, leader of Israel’s Yamina Party.
The New Plan to Oust Netanyahu and its Implications for Israel
Yamina leader Naftali Bennett and New Hope chief Gideon Sa’ar, with 13 Knesset seats between them, somehow expect that 30 Likud lawmakers will ignore their voters and help them unseat Netanyahu.
Bennett, Sa’ar and Israel’s Legal Tyrants
The Yamina and New Hope party leaders are hoping the attorney general will remove the leader they cannot defeat at the polls, but refuse to see that if he succeeds, all future elections will be irrelevant.
Biden and Israel’s Unsteady Right
The Blue and White-Likud clash over Iran policy, like their clash over Israel’s national and strategic interests in Judea and Samaria, makes it clear that the farcical unity government has run its course.
Is a ‘New Right’ Ascending in Israel?
The sudden popularity of Naftali Bennett and the strengthening of Israel’s right-wing in recent polls could alter the face of Israeli politics for years to come.
Ex Mossad Chief: Netanyahu is King Saul, Israeli Citizens are Rahab the Harlot
Bibi is King Saul and that Bennett sees himself as King David, I ask myself why all politicians treat citizens and the state like Rahav the prostitute?”
Judicial Overreach and the Israeli Sovereignty Imperative
Excessive intervention by the courts into what is seen as the purview of the legislature is likely to have some unintended consequences: Energizing the drive to extend Israeli sovereignty over Judea-Samaria—and sparking far-reaching judicial reform.
