The Yesh Atid party announced that the party will support the postponement of the local authority elections to February 27 - thus ensuring the required majority in the Interior Committee to approve the government's request.

The MK tweeted that "many MKs are looking for what we share in common." The post was supported across the political spectrum.

MK Idan Roll called for an end to the transfer of funds to the Palestinian Authority: "Those who initiate terrorist attacks will do it even if boxes of money are poured over them." The solution: increasing the scope of importing foreign workers.

Yesh Atid primaries: Knesset member Karine Elharrar clarified this morning that her support for Lapid is not automatic: "Let's allow Ram Ben-Barak to present his platform first"

Knesset member Ram Ben-Barak hinted at his security record compared to that of Yair Lapid. "People will say, 'If Ram Ben-Barak stands there with his record - we're joining Yesh Atid'"

Member of Knesset Ram Ben Barak announced his intention to run for the leadership of the "Yesh Atid" party against Yair Lapid, stating, "I congratulate the party leader, MK Yair Lapid, on his decision"

A decade after its founding: The Yesh Atid party has announced that it will hold primaries for the party leadership in December 2023. This marks the second conference since January 2022 in which no vote took place, as Yair Lapid was the only candidate to submit candidacy

Opposition leader Yair Lapid this morning commented on his situation in the polls and revealed that there will be elections for the leadership of the party: "There will be no primaries for members of the Knesset, look what is happening in Likud party"

After refusing to condemn the violence against the rabbi in Tel Aviv, spokespeople for the Yesh Atid party distributed a talking points "messages sheet" against Rabbi Yigal Levinstein, which includes his alleged statements against women and the LGBT community

Opposition leader Yair Lapid calls on Prime Minister Netanyahu to rein in his ministers and states, "We are dangerously approaching a violent clash; security policy cannot be conducted with political slogans"

In the Yesh Atid party, they refuse to condemn the violence directed against Rabbi Yigal Levinstein and the incident that took place at the "Rosh Yehudi" in Tel Aviv. They state, "We condemn all cases of violence, regardless of whether it involves a rabbi"

After the Likud issued a statement against the Supreme Court judges, Yesh Atid retorted: "The people are the authority, not the government." The opposition party added and emphasized: "Another proof that the ruling party has lost its commitment to democratic values"

In Yesh Atid, they respond to Justice Minister Yariv Levin's request for independent representation: "Levin's tricks are a fatal injury to the legal system and to Israeli citizens."

The Yisrael Beitenu party has announced the joining of forces with Yesh Atid representative Orna Barbivai for the Tel Aviv Mayor's office. The parties will run together as a unified list for the city council. According to them: "We will promote liberal values ​​and religious freedom"

Itamar Ben-Gvir "advised" his party candidates in local authorities not to cooperate with the Yesh Atid Party representatives in the coalition. The decision comes a day after a similar announcement by Yair Lapid

Members of the Yesh Atid party are against the advancement of the Rabbinical Law, which is intended to pave the way for the appointment of city and municipal rabbis, with political control over the selection process. "A corrupt law, more jobs for cronies," they say

The "Yesh Atid" party is filed an appeal to the Supreme Court against the reduction of The Clause of Reasonability: "In the text of the law, not a single comment from the Members of Knesset was included. It seems that a deliberate intent prevented a thorough, comprehensive, and substantive work process"

MK Orna Barbivai submitted her resignation to the Knesset Chairman, Amir Ohana, ahead of her bid for the Mayor of Tel Aviv. She stated, "I am committed to continuing to serve the public with the same dedication and determination that I have shown until today."