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of 615 stories, Sep 20 – Oct 19, 2026
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Members of the Knesset, former members and judges
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Gadi Eisenkot
5 stories

The stories

5 matching stories, newest first.

  1. Eisenkot’s Yashar Party Reportedly Renews Push to Become the Largest Party

  2. Likud Examines Ways to Delay Replacing Knesset Speaker After Election

  3. Yair Golan Says an Arab Party Can Join the Next Government, Hours After Bloc Pact

  4. Change Bloc Leaders Sign Pact Not to Attack Each Other, Defer Choice of PM Candidate

  5. Change Bloc Leaders Sign Pact Not to Attack Each Other, Defer Choice of PM Candidate (Updated)

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  1. Gadi EisenkotFormer member of the Knesset5 storiesProfile Gadi Eisenkot
  2. Benjamin NetanyahuLikud2 storiesProfile Benjamin Netanyahu
  3. Amir OhanaLikud1 storyProfile Amir Ohana
  4. Mansour AbbasRa'am (United Arab List)1 storyProfile Mansour Abbas
  5. Benny GantzNational Unity (Blue and White)1 storyProfile Benny Gantz

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Stories that name at least one member of each Knesset faction. Former members and judges are counted apart.

  1. Former members5 stories
  2. Yesh Atid5 stories
  3. Yisrael Beiteinu5 stories
  4. Likud2 stories
  5. Ra'am (United Arab List)1 story
  6. National Unity (Blue and White)1 story

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  1. Campaign5 stories

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