
Amir Ohana
@AmirOhana · Israeli government & coalition
Amir Ohana is an Israeli politician, former Minister of National Security of Israel (2020–2021) and Speaker of the Knesset since 2022.
If the right-wing camp cares about Winter, it should not put him at risk.
Translated from HebrewEveryone needs to get on the same page—not only within Likud but also in the national camp. Keep your eyes on the ball: We must not waste votes from the right-wing camp and usher in an Eisenkot–Yair Golan–Mansour Abbas government.
Translated from HebrewEisenkot has no coalition without Abbas. Segalovitz’s joining the United Arab List is intended to achieve one thing: to legitimize the joining of an Islamist list whose members cannot bring themselves to say, “Hamas is a terrorist organization,” to an Eisenkot government. Such a government will not be able to fight Hamas, Hezbollah, or the Iranian nuclear program. Such a government must not be formed, and the way to ensure that is: מחל, Likud under Netanyahu.
Translated from HebrewHappy BD to my dear friend, @USAmbIsrael, and my absolute favorite rock star! 🎸 Thank you for your kindness and friendship with Israel. Wishing you good health, happiness, and many more years of Rock 🇮🇱🎸🇺🇸 https://t.co/O6eH3ZAtIf
In 1992, the right received more votes than the left, but parties that failed to pass the electoral threshold sent it into the opposition and brought the Oslo disaster upon us — don’t do this again!
Translated from HebrewAs Shabbat approaches, and at the end of a week in which you showered me with love and tremendous support, it was important to me to give special thanks to all the activists, volunteers, and my dear team. At the end of the official vote count, it turns out that we reached 43,259 votes. This amazing achievement would not have happened without you. You were there for me in the scorching August heat from morning until evening. You gave your heart and soul not only on primary day, but throughout the entire journey, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for believing in me and walking with me on a long road. A road I hope to continue walking as long as you are by my side. There is no one like you. Thank you for everything. Shabbat shalom
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