Orly Levy-Abekasis
Former Israeli foreign minister, Mizrachi trailblazer David Levy dead at 86
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also mourned the loss, stating, "We never agreed on everything, but I had always admired his view that [publicly serving] is a calling."
Knesset's Committee for legalizing cannabis publishes its recommendations
Amir Peretz bashes former partner Orly Levy
Comm. minister Hendel: I won’t enter right-wing gov't with Likud
Levy-Abekasis appointed to Communal Strengthening, Development Minister
Levy-Abekasis will also serve as a member of the newly-formed government's Socio-Economic Committee as well as the Reconciliation Committee.
Blue and White may offer Orly Levy top position should Labor join Meretz
Kan 11 reported that Gantz's party is considering offering the Gesher leader to join their ranks. In exchange, Labor and Meretz will unite, building up the Left bloc.
Fake Facebook, Twitter accounts ‘announce’ Gesher is dropping out
“Gesher is getting stronger, so they’re spreading lies against us,” Gesher’s Facebook page said in a post responding to the incidents. “Our answer in the ballot box will be overwhelming.”
Levy-Abekasis: 'Read my lips: I’m not quitting'
The public is "fed up" of repetitive arguments, while "5,000 people die every year in hospitals from infections and that interests no one,” Levy-Abekasis said.
Right or Left? Levy-Abekasis: 'I'm in the place that the people need me'
“I don’t have extra affection for Gantz or Bibi,” Levy-Abekasis responded. “The content is what defines things, not the persona. Social issues don’t interest either one of them.”
Levy-Abekasis speaks on failed merger with Gantz's former party
"I won't compromise on the issues Gesher was founded to address," said Gesher party Chairwoman Orly Levy-Abekasis.
Gabi Ashkenazi still undecided on entering politics
Gesher starts campaign by attacking Gantz.
Gesher begins campaign by attacking Gantz
The ad mocked Gantz's ads by using their same army green color but depicting statistics about poor kids and closed businesses.
Analysis: Why centrist parties can keep things vague and still get votes
Centrist leaders tend to wow the public, but their platitude parties don't get the votes
Levy-Abecasis, New Right squabble over Glick's journalism career
Glick recently joined Education Minister Naftali Bennett and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked's new right-wing party after they broke off from Bayit Yehudi.
Former Jerusalem mayor Barkat formally announces he's running with Likud
Other political figures announced their campaigns for the upcoming elections this week.
