A merger between left-Zionist parties led to the founding of a new joint political party in Israel.

The entities involved

• Likud →

  Israeli centre-right to right-wing political party

  • Likud policy threatens the commercial character of East Jerusalem, leading to actions by Israeli forces.Mon 15:47
  • Allegations regarding financial interests and interference have surfaced against Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud, who have categorically denied the claims.Mon 15:37
• United Arab List →

  Israeli-Arab political party

  • Netanyahu accuses Eisenkot of seeking reliance on Arab parties while UAL leader is photographed with Tibi.Sun 14:23
  • Ra'am challenges government policies of Benjamin Netanyahu.Sun 06:25
• Labor →

  company in Rome, Italy

  • Political talks are underway in Canberra as the Liberal Party seeks to form a government, with Andrew Barr seen as the preferred chief minister.Sun 20:20
  • Labor party remains opposed to federal inquiry while the Prime Minister's office faces scrutiny over staffing practices.Sun 07:24

Related events

• The Religious Zionist community, influenced by groups like Agudat Yisrael, has found a new political home in the Unity Party.Aug 18
• Ron Dermer announced the expansion of the Abraham Accords between Israel and the UAE, including shared intelligence channels.Sep 10
• Political alliances are formed in Israel, with Likud being the party of Benjamin Netanyahu, alongside allied Arab parties Hadash and Ta'al.Jun 7
• Likud members are part of the Israeli political landscape.Jun 11
• Likud and Jewish Power filed petitions against Arab parties, while Mansour Abbas led Ra'am and Hadash operated politically.Sep 23