Amit Segal✔

The Shin Bet asked the Mossad to assist in investigating the Qatari money scandal related to the elections.

Bennett conveniently ignores the simple fact that, given his core commitments—not to sit in a coalition with or rely on Arab parties, not to sit with or rely on the ultra-Orthodox parties, and not to sit with Netanyahu—he has no viable path to forming a government. Nothing at all. He should have the decency to announce which of his promises he intends to break, or stop making empty promises.

Lieberman clarifies once again.

Unfortunately, Guy Peleg’s report from yesterday about “Ra’amgate” is true. The person who passed intelligence information against Ra’am activists was Netanyahu’s acting chief of staff, who sent it directly to the office of the Police Commissioner. The suspects were arrested. On Election Day, the police repeatedly issued statements and briefed the media about the allegations against Ra’am, without mentioning that the source of the complaint was none other than the Prime Minister’s Office. But…

Folkman will be the chairman of the Yashar faction. Ginzburg will be the chairman of the Beyachad faction.

The missing person has been found: Lieberman is marrying off one of his city council members in Haifa.

All the rumors and leaks about a government involving Eisenkot, his political partners, and United Torah Judaism are a very clever and elegant move by the ultra-Orthodox to rebuild their legitimacy after being made the scapegoat in recent years. This will also help whitewash their future partnership with Likud. That they’re smart is well known. That Drucker and his associates are complete fools who are now promoting capitulation to the ultra-Orthodox without realizing they’re being played—that…

Former Prime Minister Yair Lapid in a social media post: “I ask for your patience.” Lapid writes: “Now comes the really difficult part: trying to form a government. We owe it to those who stood in line on Tuesday, to those who flew in especially to vote, and to those who stood outside polling stations for eight hours persuading people.” He adds: “It will be difficult. I have no guarantees. This is not an exact science, or even mechanics; it is a complicated political process. But we have one t…

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Eli Goldschmidt returns to the Knesset after 25 years — the longest gap between terms ever recorded for a Knesset member.

Gallant calls for the formation of a unity government.

These are the final results, including the duplicates.

**National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir:** “For the past several days, the Police Commissioner has been acting like someone trying to please the next government, believing he can win favor with Yair Golan. **The outrageous scenes at the Geha Interchange are part of Levy’s new agenda of cozying up to leftists.** It is regrettable that Levy, who did everything asked of him for a year and a half, is now, the day after the elections, acting unlawfully against the ultra-Orthodox community and…

The counting of regular votes has concluded.

**Election Results – Telegram Channel** **Updated:** October 29, 2026, at 19:09:19 **Approximately 100.0% of votes counted** (18,479 additional votes) **Election Results (Seats):** - Likud – 27 - Yashar – 21 - Beyachad (Together) – 12 - Joint List – 11 - The Democrats – 8 - Ra’am – 8 - Yisrael Beiteinu – 7 - Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) – 7 - United Torah Judaism – 7 - Shas – 6 - Religious Zionism and Zehut – 6 **Parties Below the Electoral Threshold:** - The Reservists and the Economic Party…

Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar! party, and former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Beyachad party, met this evening (Thursday) at Bennett’s home in Ra’anana. During the meeting, the two discussed ways to move forward with forming a good government in Israel as quickly as possible.

An IDF soldier has been charged with passing sensitive information to Iranian operatives for approximately a year in exchange for money. According to the investigation, the soldier provided information about his unit and military bases, photographed interceptor missiles and American refueling aircraft, and was offered $200,000 if he traveled to Iran.

UTJ Chairman, MK Yaakov Asher, responding to police conduct during the protests: “Although we oppose road blockades, we cannot remain silent in the face of the disturbing footage showing protesters, including a young man with special needs, lying on the ground, injured and bleeding. Such conduct crosses a red line and cannot be ignored. I call on the Police Commissioner to take immediate action and summon the officers who acted unlawfully and used severe violence to disciplinary hearings.”

Eizenkot in a phone message: “I will work to fulfill the will of the people and establish a new government that is good for Israel.”

Mansour Abbas’s deputy, Yoav Segalovitz: “The matter must be investigated swiftly, and the truth must be uncovered as soon as possible. The party’s achievement in the elections is extremely significant and, in my view, reflects a clear call for partnership between Jews and Arabs alike.”