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Topic: Dan Meridor

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November 27, 2012
12:55 am

Moshe Feiglin documents his experience of the Likud Primaries in Tel Aviv, November 26, 2012. (photo credit: Flash90)

Moshe Feiglin leads hardliners’ rise on Likud’s Knesset slate, at expense of moderates

‘This is just the beginning,’ says Feiglin. ‘Eventually, we will build the temple and fulfill our purpose in this land’; veteran Begin could lose his seat, Meridor almost certainly will

By Raphael Ahren

November 25, 2012
3:29 pm

A Likud supporter carries a poster of far-right party member Moshe Feiglin (Uri Lenz/Flash90)

Moderate Likud veterans may be on their way out as party’s young right flank set for gains

Moshe Feiglin said to have a shot at a realistic Knesset spot, but Netanyahu may seek to torpedo his candidacy — as he has done in the past

By Raphael Ahren

November 14, 2012
6:21 pm

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressing a crowd of foreign ambassadors in Ashkelon on Monday (Photo credit: Kobi Gideon/ GPO/ Flash 90)

Is this war? That depends on Hamas, says Israel

The Islamist rulers of Gaza say the killing of their military chief is a declaration of war. It could be, Jerusalem says, but that’s not the goal

By Times of Israel staff

November 10, 2012
8:59 pm

Outgoing Minister of Intelligence and Atomic Energy Dan Meridor (photo credit: Yossi Zamir/Flash 90)

Meridor to Olmert: Forget about a comeback for now

It’s ‘inappropriate’ for someone embroiled in so many legal difficulties to return to public life, says top Likud minister

By Times of Israel staff

October 29, 2012
11:19 pm

A member of Likud raises a yellow note in favor of the joint Likud-Yisrael Beytenu Knesset list, Monday at the Likud Central Committee meeting (photo credit: Roni Schutzer/Flash90)

A slogan-filled speech from the PM, a frenzied wave of yellow papers, and ‘Likud-Beytenu’ is born

A revolt? A secret ballot highlighting widespread dissent? Not a bit of it. With the grumblers marginalized, Netanyahu steers his alliance with Liberman through an ecstatic Central Committee

By Raphael Ahren

October 28, 2012
6:21 pm

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud Minister Dan Meridor at a party meeting in the Knesset in September 2011. (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Meridor’s unexpected moment

The ‘Biberman’ alliance has made our elections a little more interesting, and a ruthless politician would recognize a surprising opportunity to take control of the center. But Dan Meridor was never particularly ruthless

By David Horovitz

October 28, 2012
3:00 pm

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, left, and Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman at a joint press conference, announcing the merger of their respective parties, in Jerusalem in October (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Secret ballot possible Monday to determine fate of Likud-Yisrael Beytenu deal

Prime minister defends alliance, saying it will guarantee election success and clarifying that it is not a full-scale party merger

By Asher Zeiger

October 28, 2012
2:48 pm

The end of Bibermania?

The Israeli press wonders whether the union of Likud and Yisrael Beytenu could fall apart before it gets off the ground

By Ilan Ben Zion

October 28, 2012
8:31 am

Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman leads a meeting at the Knesset on October 15, 2012. (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Liberman dismisses reports of opposition within Likud to new alliance

‘No one will leave,’ says Yisrael Beytenu head, blaming ‘hysterical” media and leftists for criticisms of his partnership with Netanyahu

By Yifa Yaakov and Times of Israel staff

October 26, 2012
9:05 pm

Political adviser Arthur J. Finkelstein and Benjamin Netanyahu, working together in 1999. (photo credit: Flash 90)

Substantial opposition within Likud and Yisrael Beytenu to new alliance

Poll shows 22% of Likud voters and 32% of Yisrael Beytenu voters would not vote for joint list; analysts say move may backfire on PM, cite his over-reliance on US adviser Arthur Finkelstein

By Yifa Yaakov and Times of Israel staff

October 26, 2012
6:46 pm

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (right) and Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman on Thursday announce the formation of a united Likud and Yisrael Beytenu list for the upcoming elections. (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Likud opponents of alliance with Liberman launch forlorn effort to thwart it

Meridor and Begin were told on Wednesday of the deal; joint list will feature Netanyahu in top spot, Liberman in second, and from then on two Likud candidates followed by one from Yisrael Beytenu

By Yifa Yaakov and Times of Israel staff

October 5, 2012
2:54 am

Meridor calls shelling of Turkey an attack on all of NATO

From the web Reuters: Deputy Prime Minister refers to mutual defense treaty, equating hit on Turkey to strike on France

September 24, 2012
6:13 pm

Dan Meridor (photo credit: Noam Moskowitz/Flash90)

Dan Meridor: What’s needed is a Palestinian state, not statements on Palestine

‘There is no way we’ll take our army out of Judea and Samaria without an agreement,’ says deputy PM

By Raphael Ahren

September 16, 2012
8:59 am

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Intelligence and Atomic Energy Dan Meridor in his office, in April (photo credit Noam Moskowitz/ Flash90)

Dan Meridor: Netanyahu is not trying to push the US into a corner

After Panetta calls PM’s demand for red lines unrealistic, deputy PM says Israel and the US are on the same page when it comes to Iran

By Ron Friedman and Times of Israel staff and Joshua Davidovich

August 15, 2012
1:49 pm

Kadima MK Avi Dichter (photo credit: Abir Sultan/Flash90)

On Iran, defense secretaries and home defense ministers

The press reports on Leon Panetta’s statement that Israel hasn’t decided to strike Iran, and Avi Dichter’s split from Kadima to join the government

By Ilan Ben Zion

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Topic: Dan Meridor

Moshe Feiglin leads hardliners’ rise on Likud’s Knesset slate, at expense of moderates

‘This is just the beginning,’ says Feiglin. ‘Eventually, we will build the temple and fulfill our purpose in this land’; veteran Begin could lose his seat, Meridor almost certainly will

Moderate Likud veterans may be on their way out as party’s young right flank set for gains

Moshe Feiglin said to have a shot at a realistic Knesset spot, but Netanyahu may seek to torpedo his candidacy — as he has done in the past

Is this war? That depends on Hamas, says Israel

The Islamist rulers of Gaza say the killing of their military chief is a declaration of war. It could be, Jerusalem says, but that’s not the goal

Meridor to Olmert: Forget about a comeback for now

It’s ‘inappropriate’ for someone embroiled in so many legal difficulties to return to public life, says top Likud minister

A slogan-filled speech from the PM, a frenzied wave of yellow papers, and ‘Likud-Beytenu’ is born

A revolt? A secret ballot highlighting widespread dissent? Not a bit of it. With the grumblers marginalized, Netanyahu steers his alliance with Liberman through an ecstatic Central Committee

Meridor’s unexpected moment

The ‘Biberman’ alliance has made our elections a little more interesting, and a ruthless politician would recognize a surprising opportunity to take control of the center. But Dan Meridor was never particularly ruthless

Secret ballot possible Monday to determine fate of Likud-Yisrael Beytenu deal

Prime minister defends alliance, saying it will guarantee election success and clarifying that it is not a full-scale party merger

The end of Bibermania?

The Israeli press wonders whether the union of Likud and Yisrael Beytenu could fall apart before it gets off the ground

Liberman dismisses reports of opposition within Likud to new alliance

‘No one will leave,’ says Yisrael Beytenu head, blaming ‘hysterical” media and leftists for criticisms of his partnership with Netanyahu

Substantial opposition within Likud and Yisrael Beytenu to new alliance

Poll shows 22% of Likud voters and 32% of Yisrael Beytenu voters would not vote for joint list; analysts say move may backfire on PM, cite his over-reliance on US adviser Arthur Finkelstein

Likud opponents of alliance with Liberman launch forlorn effort to thwart it

Meridor and Begin were told on Wednesday of the deal; joint list will feature Netanyahu in top spot, Liberman in second, and from then on two Likud candidates followed by one from Yisrael Beytenu

Meridor calls shelling of Turkey an attack on all of NATO

From the web Reuters: Deputy Prime Minister refers to mutual defense treaty, equating hit on Turkey to strike on France

Dan Meridor: What’s needed is a Palestinian state, not statements on Palestine

‘There is no way we’ll take our army out of Judea and Samaria without an agreement,’ says deputy PM

Dan Meridor: Netanyahu is not trying to push the US into a corner

After Panetta calls PM’s demand for red lines unrealistic, deputy PM says Israel and the US are on the same page when it comes to Iran

On Iran, defense secretaries and home defense ministers

The press reports on Leon Panetta’s statement that Israel hasn’t decided to strike Iran, and Avi Dichter’s split from Kadima to join the government

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