Tag: Yachad
‘Our Building Lights’ Initiative Brings Holiday Joy to Communities Around Israel
The organizers are ushering in a “sense of normalcy and joy” in bringing back holiday programming to communities all across Israel.
Orthodox Union Launches North American Inclusion Month with 200-plus Events
Programming includes 14 Shabbatonim, in addition to cooking classes, bowling outings, family support groups and sensitivity training.
Marzel and Bennett Suffering from Post-Election Trauma
Marzel not sorry Yachad party's loss cost Bayit Yehudi seats in Knesset. Bennett accuses Netanyahu of thinking he is a sucker.
Three Arrested for Stealing Yachad Voting Slips
The Yachad party reports that their voting slips have been removed from dozens of voting stations.
Understand Israeli Elections – Here’s a Primer, Part 1
With nearly a dozen viable parties, the president choosing the one who pulls together the pieces, Israeli elections are complicated.
Can Yachad Appeal to Women? ‘Yes’ Say Yachad Women Making Policy
The "ultra right wing" Yachad party has women working on policy issues of economic importance to women.
Marzel: Let Zoabi Speak; the Left Tries to Stifle Free Speech, Not Me
He opposes socialism and capitalism, believes Judaism should guide those decisions, but welcomes anyone who does not want to kill Jews.
High Court Rules Zoabi and Marzel Can Return to Election Race [election]
MK Hanin Zoabi of Balad and Baruch Marzel of Yachad are back in Israel's election race.
V15 – Look Who is Behind the New US Democratic-Style Campaign in Israel
Chicago-style campaigning lands in Israel. Who and what is running this "non-partisan" campaign? Paging Lois Lerner!
A Yishai–Ben-Ari Mashup Would Hurt Bayit Yehudi, but No Mashup Will be Even Worse
The small right-wing parties will hurt their ideological allies and voters, unless they get past their egos and ideological perfectionism and help their side for a change.
Eli Yishai Wants Moshe Hager to Run in ‘Yachad’ Party
The inclusion of Hager may help Yishai's party get enough voters to be elected to the Knesset.
UK Jews Invited British J Street Into its Inner Sanctum
The UK Board of Deputies of Jewish Organizations voted to admit the British version of J Street.