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Five 'change bloc' leaders hold coordinating meeting ahead of elections Original

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By Anna Barsky, Moshe Cohen
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
ByANNA BARSKY, MOSHE COHEN, JERUSALEM POST STAFFSEPTEMBER 26, 2026 22:11 Opposition leader Yair Lapid was hosting the leaders of the “change bloc,” former prime minister Naftali Bennett, Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot, Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman, and The Democrats party chairman Yair Golan, at his Tel Aviv home on Saturday night for talks on coordinating their moves ahead of the elections.
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Saudi Arabia’s security needs expose limits of diplomacy, give Israel an opportunity - analysis

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By Anna Barsky
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has weapons and enough money to buy more, but the crisis with the Houthis is showing him how difficult it is to buy something else: a country willing to use force to defend him from Iran and its proxies. Twice on the same day at the beginning of the month, bin Salman called US President Donald Trump and asked him to attack the Houthis. The American president refused, agreeing instead to provide intelligence assistance and targeting information.
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Businesses damaged through extortion to be assisted by NIS 35 million program backed by Smotrich Original

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By Anna Barsky
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Smotrich's decision provides a response for extorted businesses that were harmed and are not insured against damage from protection-money extortion, while encouraging business owners to cooperate with law enforcement authorities. The decision sets out a clear and innovative implementation framework, and the pilot is expected to begin as soon as possible.
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