Yair Golan
Coverage of Yair Golan in the Nexus archive.
- Naama Lazimi wins No. 2 spot after Yair Golan in left-wing Democrats’ primary
Naama Lazimi secured the second position in a left-wing Democrats' primary following Yair Golan. Approximately 97,000 members voted digitally out of 112,376 registered, and the party leader projected the list could attract over a million voters. Reform Rabbi Kariv placed third.
- Israel Police spokesman calls Yair Golan a ‘disturber of Israel,’ drawing backlash
An Israel Police spokesman labeled opposition leader Yair Golan a 'disturber of Israel,' sparking backlash. The spokesman later retracted his comments after Golan stated he would closely monitor the police during the upcoming election to ensure impartiality.
- Friday briefing: As Israel’s coalition collapses, can its prime minister hang on to power?
Israel's coalition government is collapsing as lawmakers move toward dissolving parliament and calling fresh elections. Benjamin Netanyahu faces pressure as polls tighten, while he remains on trial for corruption charges and continues overseeing military operations in Gaza that the UN has declared genocide.
- Without a strategy, a quagmire awaits in Lebanon
The article warns of potential instability in Lebanon without a clear strategy, with Yair Golan, an Israeli politician and former army commander, advocating for converting military gains into long-term stability. Golan emphasizes the need for strategic planning to avoid a prolonged conflict.