The Democrats Chairman Yair Golan met this morning (Tuesday, November 3) with Joint List Chairman Yousef Jabareen and Ta’al Chairman Ahmad Tibi, before the meeting of the “change bloc” leaders of the Zionist opposition took place Following its conclusion, Golan met with “Yashar” Chairman Gadi Eisenkot, “Beyachad” Chairman Naftali Bennett, and “Yisrael Beytenu” Chairman Avigdor Lieberman.
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Yesterday, all the newly elected Members of Knesset from the Joint List met for the first time. Additionally, a meeting was held between representatives of the Joint List and representatives of the Islamic Ra’am party, led by Mansour Abbas. A statement released at the conclusion of the meeting read, “Both sides exchanged views on the political developments following the elections and discussed the need to deepen cooperation in order to confront the new challenges and work toward bringing down the fascist right from power.”
Daily Archives: 3. November 2026
Israel’s opposition leaders back Eisenkot to oust Netanyahu
The leaders of the Jewish-led opposition alliance met on Tuesday in the city of Herzliya, north of Tel Aviv, in their first joint meeting since the October 27 election, which left neither bloc with a majority in the 120-seat Knesset.
The agreement comes a day before President Isaac Herzog begins consultations with parties on who should form the next government.
Eisenkot vows not to join Netanyahu government, even at Trump‘s request – report
“I will not sit in a government led by Netanyahu,” Eisenkot was quoted as saying during a recent closed-door meeting, according to the public broadcaster, which cited unnamed sources.
Eisenkot added that he would agree to meet Trump if invited, but would oppose any US involvement in Israel’s internal political affairs.
Prop 40, the Billionaire Tax Act, Explained | SEIU-UHW
Our solution: Prop 40, The California Billionaire Tax Act
We’re calling on California’s billionaires to step up and pay a one-time, emergency 5% tax to prevent the collapse of California healthcare and help fund California public K-14 education and state food assistance programs. This would protect healthcare jobs and ensure working people and families can get the care they need. The tax would be paid only by Californians worth more than $1 billion — which is a bit over 200 people who hold a combined wealth of $2 trillion.
California could become the first state to tax billionaires’ wealth
The “no” side has raised roughly 10 times as much as the “yes” side, thanks in large part to tech moguls and venture capitalists, who have poured millions into a political action committee fighting the measure. Billionaires are already bracing for its approval. Some of them, including Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page, started cutting ties with the state after the measure was unveiled. Mark Zuckerberg said he would stay in California for eight years and made a deal with Meta that would help him pay the tax without losing his ownership stake in the company.
Liveblog Midterms ++ US-Justizministerium schickt Wahlbeobachter in alle Bundesstaaten ++
– Trump verkündet am Wahltag Stopp von Milliardenhilfe für Israel
– US-Justizministerium schickt Wahlbeobachter in alle Bundesstaaten
– Republikaner stecken TV-Werbegelder vor allem in Hochburgen
– Wahllokale an Ostküste geöffnet
– Die Midterms in der ARD
– Kalifornien stimmt auch über Reichensteuer ab
– Spannende Rennen in mehreren Bundesstaaten
It‘s Election Day. Control of Congress is on the line, and what else you need to know
It‘s finally here. Election Day. Today, voting officially ends.
No more talk of polls. Now, it‘s about results.