Yoaz Hendel
Tropper-Hendel alliance to demand National Security Ministry portfolio in next gov't
Former ministers Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel vowed at the launch of The Zionist Home-The Reservists party to establish a “broad Zionist government” if they were to join a coalition.
Editor's Notes: The argument splitting religious-Zionist households before Israel’s election
Bennett losing ground as Eisenkot, Netanyahu neck-and-neck for upcoming elections - poll
Two neighbors, four seats, and the one that decides Israel's next government - analysis
New Israeli liberal right-wing party would win eight seats, ‘Post’ poll finds
If the party were to be led by former communications minister Yoaz Hendel, the party would win six seats, rather than eight.
Firecrackers hurled at Yoaz Hendel, Israeli protesters in Or Akiva
The group that marched with Hendel down the streets of Or Akiva was stopped by coalition activists, who told the demonstrators that "this is a Likud city."
Letters to the Editor February 27, 2023: Work over family
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Israel must return to its Zionist roots to move forward - opinion
I know that the only way back to the right path is to return to our roots, our Zionist fundamentals.
Israeli Right to protest judicial reform in Jerusalem Saturday night
Former communications minister and New Hope MK Yoaz Hendel is the central figure promoting the demonstration.
Israel to crack down on social media companies to tackle offensive content
The plans will put responsibility on social media companies to deal with offensive and illegal content and create more transparency for users.
Is this the end of mass-text cannabis hawking?
Communications Minister Yoaz Hendel established a new regulation that aims to significantly reduce the proliferation of cannabis-touting spam texts.
Israel Elections: Ayelet Shaked fights on despite low polling numbers
In a picture that went viral on Sunday night, Shaked is seen sitting in an empty chair in a conference room, with her eyes half closed and jaws clenched, portraying exhaustion.
Communications Ministry announces next step in postal service’s massive reform
A wider array of available digital services, more package delivery options and better customer service may mean Israel’s postal system may not suck forever.
Israel elections: The fall from grace of Ayelet Shaked, once seen as potential PM
Although her party is currently polling at less than 2% of the vote, Shaked continues to benefit from media coverage and attention that are disproportionate to her actual public standing and support.
