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The most recent attempt at a show of unity by the Jewish Zionist parties opposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was only partially successful. With the election less than a month away, their leaders may have agreed not to campaign against each other and save their fire for Netanyahu – but they failed to explicitly commit to backing whichever party leader garners the most votes to head the bloc, said Haaretz correspondent Judy Maltz, speaking on the Haaretz Election Podcast. "For most of the people who support the parties in the opposition bloc, it was a big disappointment that they couldn't say what seems so obvious to most people," Maltz said of the meeting between the four major parties opposed to Netanyahu. "There was a lot of hope that they would emerge ... and say, 'We have a leader. It will be Eisenkot against Netanyahu,' but they could not reach an agreement on that." Maltz was joined on the podcast by fellow Haaretz journalist Linda Dayan and host Allison Kaplan Sommer to discuss the fallout of the Central Elections Committee's decision to disqualify Arab parties along with individual members of the party, and the controversial decision by left-wing Democrats leader Yair Golan to support barring Balad party head Sami Abu Shehadah, who made comments following October 7 that were interpreted as supporting the Hamas attack. "What he wrote is disgusting," Dayan said. "The question is whether it's actually illegal, and there are a lot of figures saying that it isn't," and noted that such votes to disqualify candidates is an "Israeli election tradition." Maltz, who has been traveling across the country over the past months, reporting on the mood of Israeli voters, spoke on the podcast about her visit to Kibbutz Be'eri, where 132 people were massacred and 35 taken hostage on October 7, to find out how that trauma has affected their politics. "Overall, most of them have moved to the right. But they will not vote for any parties in the current coalition, because much as they hate Hamas, they hate the current Israeli government even more, and blame them for October 7." Read more: Opposition Leaders Agree to Decide Who Will Lead Next Government Only After Elections Banned Arab Party Leader to Challenge Knesset Disqualification in Court Despite Internal Opposition Israel's AG Urges Court to Disqualify Arab Party Leader Over Post-Oct. 7 Remarks Eisenkot Says No Arab Party Meets Demands to Join Government Led by Him 'Not Once Did You Use the Word Peace': In English, Yair Golan Strikes a Centrist Tone Did Kibbutz Be'eri Lose Faith in the Left?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Eines unserer Lieblingsformate der .Creationship-Talk' ist zurück! Wir interviewen inspirierende Paare zu ihrer Love-Story, Fails, Trigger, Shifts & tauchen gemeinsam unter die Wasseroberfläche. Hierfür haben wir unsere wundervollen Freunde Marleen und Dayan eingeladen, die ebenfalls Beziehungscoaches sind und dieses Gespräch hat soooo viele Nuggets für dich/euch… In dieser Podcastfolge erfährst du: • wie du Polarität in deiner Partnerschaft leben kannst, um wieder mehr Anziehung zu spüren • was es braucht um große und herausfordernde Entscheidungen entspannt miteinander zu treffen • warum es kein Zufall ist, dass dein Partner/deine Partnerin dich triggert und warum genau das ein riesiges Geschenk ist Dir hat die Folge gefallen? Dann teile sie gerne mit Menschen, die sie auch unbedingt hören müssen, abonniere den Podcast, um keine Folge mehr zu verpassen und hinterlasse uns eine Bewertung. Damit unterstützt du uns dabei, noch mehr großartige Menschen da draußen zu erreichen und sie auf ihrem Weg zu erfüllten und authentischen Beziehungen zu begleiten. Mehr zu Marleen & Dayan: https://www.instagram.com/marleen.heikenwaelder https://www.instagram.com/dayan.cu/ https://open.spotify.com/show/7npi1qP3ooailyRbLg8Hpz?si=251cba6b777d42e8 Mehr zu uns: • Homepage: https://www.annalena-reimo.com • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annalena.reimo • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/annalena-reimo • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/annalenareimo Alles Liebe, Annalena & Reimo
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As Israel heads into what may be the most consequential election of its history, the country is still arguing less about where it's going than about how it got here. This week, Yonit and Jonathan sit down with a titan of Israeli broadcasting — Ilana Dayan, anchor of the investigative program Uvda for three decades — who returns to Unholy to make sense of it all. She traces how Netnayahu survived a moment that should have ended his political career, makes the case for what actually sets challenger Gadi Eisenkot apart, and confronts head-on whether Israelis see the last three years as a win or a wound still open. Plus: her read on the West Bank sanctions rattling even Netanyahu's own coalition — and why, despite everything, she still finds a reason for optimism. Chapters:0:00 – Ilana Dan returns to Unholy0:27 – Is this really Israel's most crucial election ever?4:33 – How did Netanyahu survive October 7th?9:33 – Why do Israelis still buy his message?14:51 – Enter the challenger: who is Gadi Eisenkot?18:01 – The interview that revealed Eisenkot's character22:25 – Can a candidate who pauses beat Netanyahu's charisma?27:41 – Israel's deepest rift — and how it got here32:22 – The "wins" since October 7th, and the West Bank sanctions39:13 – Was Israel's war in Gaza fought right?52:47 – Her hopes going into the new year
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