Yisrael Beiteinu

And again, it appears, I mean, based on previous experience, that most of these disqualifications will be overturned, but it is quite possible that one singular balad, a head, may be... yes, maybe dropped from the elections.

Let's turn to another very interesting and tricky thing that came out yesterday, and that was when the head of Yisrael Beiteinu, Avigdor Lieberman, made a statement that caused a bit of a ruckus, which was essentially that he suggested that areas A and B of the West Bank be transferred transferred over to Jordanian control.

This is not the first time this has been suggested in Israeli history.

If you remember in 1988, I think it was, there was the Paris King Hussein London Agreement.

I'll be interested in hearing what you have to say about that.

Yashar's Gadi Eizenkot and Israel Beitenu, that's, what is it, our home Israel? Yeah, it's

Avigdor Lieberman's

party.

The fourth petition was filed by a group of bereaved families called the Choosing Life Forum against Ra'am for their alleged financial leaks to a group called Aid 48, which allegedly funnels money to Hamas that Hamas uses to buy weapons to kill Israelis.

The fifth petition was filed on Monday by the Yisrael Beiteinu party and its faction whip, Oded Forer, against the sole Jewish candidate of the Hadash party, Ofer Cassif, a Tel Aviv University political philosopher with an LSE dissertation called On Nationalism and Democracy: A Marxist Examination, whose testimony against Israel in the International Court of Justice is justification, according to the brief, for stripping Ofer Cassif of his standing to serve in the Knesset.

Now, we can very safely predict that no party or MK will ultimately be disqualified because of any of these five petitions.

The Central Election Committee has sometimes supported petitions to ban Arab parties, but at least ever since 1965, these bans have always been overturned by the Supreme Court.

But what it is in many ways is because the three of the main parties of the opposition...

Bennett, Yachad, and Aizenkot Yashar, and certainly Lieberman's Israel Beiteinu, are so clearly right-wing.

You could almost say this is the right-wing against Netanyahu.

And therefore, what Israelis say to pollsters, how they self-identify, is almost a different question than this election.

The IDF has officially rejected the documentary's central allegations, stating that it relies on anonymous testimonies, whose identities and involvement cannot be independently verified, and challenged claims attributed to junior personnel regarding strategic decisions.

Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman accused the filmmakers of slandering Israel and the IDF following the October seventh events.

In regional developments, concerns are mounting over growing Turkish influence in Syria.

Professor Efraim Inbar, President of the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security, told the Jerusalem Post that Ankara's expanding presence, coupled with its forces in Syria, poses a significant risk to Israel.

This move is seen by some as potentially signalling a changing era for these parties.

Separately, Avigdor Liberman announced his Yisrael Beitenu party's Knesset slate for the upcoming elections.

The Religious Zionism Party also approved a technical bloc agreement, with calls for other parties within the national camp to unite.

Meanwhile, police appointments have been finalised despite ministerial opposition, with concerns about potential legal challenges.