Shas, Likud, and Yashar are identified as political parties operating within Israel.

The entities involved

• Shas →

  Charedi ("ultra-Orthodox") religious political party in Israel

  • Likud is part of Netanyahu's political bloc, but Shas is challenging Likud's policies.Mon 21:57
  • Shas may support Gadi Eisenkot as the next prime minister, while Netanyahu's bloc remains under pressure.Sun 19:28
• Likud →

  Israeli centre-right to right-wing political party

  • Likud has demanded that Shin Bet and the Israel Police investigate allegations of fraud.Mon 16:37
  • David Zini, chief of the Shin Bet, has aligned his agency with Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party.Mon 16:37
• Yashar →

  Israeli political party

  • Gadi Eisenkot leads the political party Yashar, which is campaigning for government in Israel and criticizing the current leadership.Mon 10:09
  • Meir Porush mentioned collaborating with Yashar, while Avraham Grinzaig discussed UTJ's support for Benjamin Netanyahu.Sun 18:59

Related events

• The Central Bureau of Statistics released voting population figures for Israel, noting variations across different cities.Oct 21
• Yashar ranked second in a recent Israeli poll, while Likud was noted as Israel's largest political party.Sep 9
• A Hamas attack occurred in Israel, involving the Shas party and local issues in Beit Shemesh.Oct 13
• Shas is involved in coalition talks, fearing being left in opposition, and is seeking exemption from military service.Thu 05:06
• Likud is a major political party in Israel, and Trump's influence is being compared to Israeli election trends.Sep 6