Chili Tropper
Israel elections 2026: What does Tropper and Hendel's Zionist Home–The Reservists stand for?
"If I put this ballot in that box, what government, policies, and political reality am I helping create?"
Tropper-Hendel alliance to demand National Security Ministry portfolio in next gov't
A 'unity' government would block the reforms Israel desperately needs - opinion
Editor's Notes: The argument splitting religious-Zionist households before Israel’s election
Israeli MKs from coalition, opposition call for judicial reform compromise
Those that signed it were Likud MKs Yuli Edelstein and Danny Danon as well as two opposition parliamentarians from the National Unity Party Gadi Eisenkot and Chili Tropper.
Netanyahu overrides Zohar, says Shabbat cultural activities will not change
Culture and Sports Minister MK Miki Zohar defended his actions after receiving criticism for freezing events on Shabbat.
Ayelet Shaked and other politicians clash over Lebanon deal
Ministers and MKs from both sides have commented on the upcoming maritime border agreement with Lebanon.
Herzog presents president's awards to soccer clubs
First Lady Michal Herzog announced the launch of a new project to encourage social leadership through sports.
Fireworks, PTSD and solidarity - editorial
This year, a decision by Sports and Culture Minister Chili Tropper to scrap the traditional fireworks at the Mount Herzl ceremony has caused much debate.
Israeli singer Rita chosen as torch-bearer for Independence Day ceremony
Rita was born in Tehran and immigrated to Israeli when she was eight. She has performed on Israeli stages for more than 30 years.
Israel to invest NIS 3 billion in sports infrastructure in periphery
The program will heavily focus on bridging the sports infrastructure gap between Israeli minority groups and the broad population.
Founder of Shalva, parents of Shira Banki to light Independence Day torches
The chosen candidates will light torches at the 74th Independence Day ceremony at Mount Herzl.
Grapevine April 10, 2022: Reducing the gap
Residents of the Protea Hills retirement village in Shoresh, just outside Jerusalem, have a charity fund whose subcommittee has little trouble in getting fellow residents to perform a mitzvah.
Bennett's gov't bent on legalizing Evyatar outpost, Minister says
A deal struck to legalize the yeshiva was born from a defense concern: The government didn't want to see a violent repeat of Amona.
