Yesh Atid
Coverage of Yesh Atid in the Nexus archive.
- A Jewish MK on Ra’am’s slate could reshape the anti-Netanyahu coalition map
Yesh Atid's Yoav Segalovitz, known for addressing crime in the Arab sector, is being considered for Mansour Abbas's Arab party, potentially strengthening the anti-Netanyahu coalition. However, the alliance faces uncertainties.
- In major shift, Yesh Atid MK reportedly set to run as No. 2 in Mansour Abbas’s Ra’am party
Yoav Segalovitz, a Jewish lawmaker from Yesh Atid, is set to run as second-in-command in Ra’am party, a historically Islamist party led by Mansour Abbas. Segalovitz is known for his work combating violent crime and has gained trust among the Arab public.
- Anti-Israel group files complaint in Netherlands against 2 MKs for ‘incitement to genocide’
An anti-Israel group, Hind Rajab Foundations, filed a complaint in the Netherlands against Israeli MKs Ram Ben Barak and Moshe Solomon for 'incitement to genocide' over their advocacy for relocating Gazans and resettling the Strip.
- Lapid says Netanyahu building ‘satellite parties’ because he expects election defeat
Lapid accuses Netanyahu of creating satellite parties due to anticipated election defeat. Blue and White responds to Yesh Atid's criticism of Gantz's alliance, while the opposition mocks Netanyahu's unity proposal.
- Yesh Atid co-founder and MK Boaz Toporovsky steps away from Knesset
Yesh Atid co-founder and MK Boaz Toporovsky is stepping away from his political role in the Knesset but will remain in the party. Yair Lapid expressed gratitude for his service, and Oz Haim, former Zionist Council chief, will replace him as MK.
- ‘Israel must change direction’: Netanyahu rivals join forces for next election
Rightwing Naftali Bennett and centrist Yair Lapid announce a merger of their parties, Bennett 2026 and Yesh Atid, to challenge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition ahead of an expected Knesset vote later this year.
- Israeli opposition leader slams Netanyahu for ‘lies sold’ to US
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of selling 'lies' to the U.S. regarding Israel's conflict with Iran, warning of a 'strategic collapse' under Netanyahu's leadership. The allegation highlights growing tensions within Israeli politics over foreign policy decisions.