Aryeh King

In February 2022, he clashed with Joint List MKs Ofer Cassif and Ahmed Tibi in Sheikh Jarrah.

During U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's visit to Jerusalem in March 2022, King called on him leave the capital, tweeting out that Blinken was "not welcome at all" and that it seemed as if he intended to "create provocation".

In 2019, King called for the removal of the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem, on the grounds that they were built by a "Muslim tyrant" and that their removal would connect parts of the city.

In 2015, it was reported that King purchased an abandoned church compound on the Jerusalem-Hebron road, near the Al-Arroub refugee camp.

King served as chairman of the National Union of Jerusalem from 2006 to 2012. In the 2008 Jerusalem City Council elections, the representative of the National Union was on a joint list with the Jewish House (NRP), and was placed fifth on the joint list. In the run-up to the elections to the Nineteenth Knesset, the Center Party of Hope chose King for second place among the party's candidates, and it was placed in fourth place on the power list for Israel, which did not pass the blocking percentage.

In 1997, he began a public activity centered on attempts to Judaize East Jerusalem, in which he opened the "Bureau of Public Inquiries in East Jerusalem". In 2008, he founded the Israel Land Fund, which works to buy land in the Land of Israel held by Arabs. According to King, the fund was established "in response to a change in the Jewish National Fund's policy, according to which the JNF began assisting in the establishment of an Arab city near Ramallah".

Aryeh Yitzhak King (Hebrew: אריה יצחק קינג, born November 7, 1973) is an Israeli right-wing activist and politician who currently serves as Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem and the founder of the Israel Land Foundation. King is prominent in his activities on Jewish settlement issues in East Jerusalem.