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Herzog’s appointment to Jewish Agency opens battle for his successor

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Published: 25 June 2018

Last updated: 4 March 2024

As Zionist Union leader Isaac Herzog contemplates the enormous challenge of his new role, internal battles in his party begin to find out who will take his place

The Jewish Agency’s crisis is too deep for Isaac Herzog to solve (Haaretz)
ANSHEL PFEFFER The opposition leader may be Netanyahu's opponent, but he's too establishment to effect the change the agency needs to become relevant again

Battle begins in Zionist Union over opposition head job (Ynet)
After Chaim Herzog's appointment to chair the Jewish Agency, internal battles begin in his party for his existing job; Livni has a rotation agreement with Herzog, but new Labor leader Gabbay is in no rush to honour it, preferring Shelly Yachimovich for the role instead

Uniting Jews (Jerusalem Post)
Herzog’s main job is clear: Unite the Jewish people. We wish him the best of luck

Photo: Isaac Herzog (Marc Israel Sellem/Jerusalem Post)
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