Tag Archive: Bayit Yehudi


Panels conducted a poll of 500 people with a 4.3% margin of error that was broadcast by Knesset Channel on October 13th 2015.

What grade do you give Minister Bennett’s conduct during the latest terror situation?

40% Good, 27% Average, 23% Bad

Was the main reason you voted Bayit Yehudi the fact that Naftali Bennett was the leader of the party?

(only among Bayit Yehudi voters)

43% It was important but not main reason, 34% It was main reason, 23% Was not my reason

Which of the following figures is most worthy to be the leader of the Israeli right?

(All voters): 30% Netanyahu, 17% Bennett, 13% Liberman, 28% None
(Right voters): 37% Netanyahu, 23% Bennett, 14% Liberman, 17% None

How much should Naftali Bennett focus on his job as Education Minister or should he deal more with security/defense issues?

61% Focus on Education, 26% Focus on security/defense, 13% Don’t know

Should Minister Bennett join Bayit Yehudi MKs Ariel, Yogev & Smotrich in their protest against Netanyahu’s policy of restraint?

(All voters): 40% No, 35% Yes, 25% Don’t know
(Bayit Yehudi voters): 59% Yes, 26% No, 15% Don’t know

Panels conducted a poll of 500 people with a 4.3% margin of error that was broadcast by Knesset Channel on September 21st 2015. Some poll answers were not televised.

What grade do you give Ayelet Shaked as Justice Minister?

28% Very Good, 27% Good, 23% Average, 12% Bad

Do you support Minister Shaked’s position that not everything is “Justiciable” (subject to judicial review)?

57% Yes, 28% No, 15% No Opinion

Do you support Minister Shaked’s position that the current composition of judges is not balanced?

55% Yes, 25% No, 21% No Opinion

Do you support Minister Shaked’s position that judges intervene in areas that are not under their authority?

51% Yes, 31% No, 18% No Opinion (answers not televised)

Question only for Likud voters: Would you like to see Ayelet Shaked on the Likud list for Knesset?

54% Yes, 26% Don’t Know, 19% No

Question only for Bayit Yehudi voters: Which Bayit Yehudi MK do you most identify with?

39% Naftali Bennett, 16% Ayelet Shaked, 8% Yinon Magal, 5% Betzalel Smotrich, 4% Uri Ariel, 2% Eli Ben Dahan, 1% Moti Yogev, 1% Nissan Slomiansky (last three not televised)

If a new list to the right of Likud is formed, who would you like to lead it?

50% Bennett, 22% Don’t Know, 16% none of them, 8% Shaked, 5% Ariel (answers not televised)

*Note: I am translating the Hebrew word שפיט as “Justiciable”.

I will let these 5 articles speak for themselves:

 

Jeremy Saltan is quoted in two articles as part of the Jerusalem Post’s Transparency in Knesset series:

“Transparency is essential for holding our elected officials accountable, which is the key element of true representation.”

 http://www.jpost.com/National-News/Knesset-committee-public-protocols-lack-key-voting-information-349829

“The Knesset needs to invest in updating their English website so it can be a resource for Jews around the world and the international community, who have an interest in what is discussed here.”

http://www.jpost.com/Diplomacy-and-Politics/The-info-is-there-but-who-can-figure-it-out-349934

Jeremy Saltan on Galay Yisrael Radio: Breakdown of Peace Talks and Racism near Jerusalem in Mevasseret Tzion.

Breakdown of Peace Talks and Racism in a Jerusalem Neighborhood

or

http://yishaifleisher.com/radio/radio-breakdown-peace-talks-racism-jerusalem-neighborhood/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=radio-breakdown-peace-talks-racism-jerusalem-neighborhood

Knesset insider Jeremy Man Saltan discusses the breakdown of negotiations between Israel and Arab leadership and the root causes behind the end of the negotiations. He moves on to talk about how American Secretary of State John Kerry’s idea of ending the conflict in nine months has been an absolute failure.

He ends with a discussion about how racist Purim costumes near Jerusalem in Mevasseret Tzion, have caused the issue of racism to be brought to the forefront. Learn about how Jeremy, the Bayit Yehudi Party Branch leader is fighting racism.