Archive for the ‘Labor Party’ tag
Political: March 5, 2013
Police is investigating a suspicion that two candidates in the Labor party primaries were involved in buying votes from “voter contractors”. (Ynetnews)
(Hebrew – Ynet)
Political: December 6, 2012
Labor party chairperson, Shelly Yechimovich, asked the party to approve a change in its regulations in order to prevent the advancement of Yariv Oppenheimer to a feasible slot in the party’s roster, following Amir Peretz’s move from Labor to HaTnua. (Haaretz)
(Hebrew – nrg)
Military and Security Forces: December 4, 2011
The Minister of Defence, Ehud Barak, turned to Labor Party Chairwoman, MK Shelly Yechimovich, and faction chairman, MK Eitan Cabel, asking them to withdraw their party’s no-confidence motion on the dignity of women in the Israel Defense Forces and lack of implementation of recommendations of the Segev report on integrating women in the IDF, claiming the motion would harm the IDF and its commanders.
(Hebrew)
Political: November 8, 2011
Knesset Member Amir Peretz (Avoda) said during a faction meeting in memory of Yitzhak Rabin, that ”Yigal Amir (Rabin’s assassin) should be eliminated by targeted killing”.
(Hebrew)
Political: September 7, 2011
State Comptroller Micha Lindenstrauss, decided to ”thoroughly” check the conduct of the Labor Party, after its leaders had failed until today to provide him with the voters list, in violation of the law. According to the Parties Law, the Labor Party was to deliver the complete voters list to the Comptroller at least 20 days before the election.
(Hebrew)
Political: August 31, 2011
Member of Knesset Yitzhak Herzog, a candidate for head of Labor Party, told students during a visit to two schools, that ”it is important that many of you will come to the protest demonstration on Saturday, even if it will make you miss school time on the following day.”
(Hebrew)
Political: June 23, 2011
Amram Mitzna said about his opponent in the Primary elections of the Labor Party, Amir Peretz: “Peretz came from another country, he brings clans”.
(Hebrew )
Political: 16 January, 2011
The municipal legal advisor of Tel-Aviv, Atty. Uzi Salman, is checking whether the management of the Eretz Israel Museum went against the instructions of the Attorney General when it rented a space for a political conference of the Labor Party. Museum management claims there is no legal problem with renting space for the conference of a legitimate party sitting in Knesset, but the museum refused to rent the same space for a conference of the Hadash and City For All parties.
(Hebrew)
Political: 7 December, 2010
Avishay Braverman, Minister for Minority Affairs, claimed at a Labor Party meeting that he had been muzzled after media was removed from the meeting immediately after the speech by party chair and Minister of Defense, Ehud Barak, and before Braverman’s speech. (Hebrew)