Yair Golan Unveils NIS 1 Billion Plan to Combat Crime in Arab Society
Yair Golan announced a NIS 1 billion plan to fight organized crime in Arab society, focusing on economic pressure, special courts, and cutting off funding to criminal groups.
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Yair Golan announced a NIS 1 billion plan to fight organized crime in Arab society, focusing on economic pressure, special courts, and cutting off funding to criminal groups.
Yair Golan of the Democrats party has revealed his election platform, promising fundamental political reform and legislation to prevent criminally indicted politicians from serving in Israel's next government.
Yair Golan is reportedly working to revive Israel's Zionist Left ahead of the 2026 election, prompting questions about the movement's current platform and goals.

European far-right leaders convened in Milan for a rally, with figures like Jordan Bardella meeting with allies to discuss their political agenda. This gathering aimed to regroup and strengthen their anti-immigration stance ahead of upcoming elections.
Ayelet Shaked has called for a right-wing alliance as the anti-Netanyahu opposition bloc sees shifting dynamics, with key figures like Yair Lapid, Gadi Eisenkot, Benny Gantz, and Yair Golan vying for leadership.
An opinion piece argues that Yair Golan, leader of the Democrats Party, cannot be considered a defender of democracy if he neglects its norms and fails to include those who oppose him.
The Democrats Party leader Yair Golan stated that the opposition plans to repeal the current coalition's legislative actions after the next elections, aiming to "repair Israel" from what they describe as the most extreme Knesset in the nation's history.
Israeli politician Yair Golan has suggested that Eisenkot should join either the Democrats or the Bennett-Lapid alliance, and that the opposition should partner with Ra'am. Golan emphasized that the success of the Bennett-Lapid alliance would be judged by its ability to enlarge the 'bloc for change.'

Yair Golan, leader of the left-wing Democrats party, has directly accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of extending the ongoing war for political expediency to avoid elections.
An opinion piece analyzes Yair Golan's leadership of the Labor party, noting its shift to the far Left after a previous electoral setback.
Diehard Trumpists will disagree, but, in this country, it is clear to everyone, from Yair Golan to Itamar Ben-Gvir, that the deal stinks.

Israeli opposition leader Yair Golan has sharply criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's government for over 700 murders in three years, alleging it deliberately abandoned Arab citizens most affected by the wave of violence.
Golan warned against continuing a military campaign without working on a diplomatic solution, explaining that Hezbollah is currently “at a low point, militarily, politically, and economically.”