News of the Dictatorship: August 17, 2026
Likud’s internal primaries opened today (Monday) to a political bloodbath of candidates scrambling for a shrinking life raft, as polls project the party dropping to 22–24 seats.
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News of the Dictatorship: August 13, 2026
IDF troops ordered several Palestinian families in the West Bank village of Qusra to evacuate their homes today (Thursday).
News of the Dictatorship: August 10, 2026
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News of the Dictatorship: August 6, 2026
The Marker today (Thursday) detailed three main instances in which judicial bodies intervened to block steps taken lately by the government and the Likud party, thus injecting some faith among the public that the system is not yet fouled up completely:
News of the Dictatorship: August 3, 2026
Defense Minister Israel Katz has plunged the military into an unprecedented crisis by attempting to fire IDF Central Command chief Maj.
News of the Dictatorship: July 30, 2026
MK Yitzhak Pindrus is facing severe backlash and calls for a criminal investigation following controversial remarks made at a public event yesterday (Wednesday) at the Maor HaTorah yeshiva.
News of the Dictatorship: July 27, 2026
The deadly clash in the West Bank village of Tell last Friday exposes the grim consequences of weaponizing recreational hiking for territorial gain.
News of the Dictatorship: July 23, 2026
Today is Tisha B’Av, the national day of mourning for the destruction of the Temple.
News of the Dictatorship: July 20, 2026
The government’s campaign to reshape higher education in its image took a significant step forward forward today (Monday).
News of the Dictatorship: July 16, 2026
Coalition MKs waited patiently until the Knesset fulfilled its term, ensuring their full salaries and comfortable benefits continued, only rushing at the very last minute to create an alibi for the “day after”, attempting to save face in the upcoming elections which does not bode well for the ruling party.