Israeli Election
Explaining Israel's elections: Ten scenarios Israelis should prepare for in 2026 - opinion
There could be five races again with no coalition formed, as we had before, and we might end up staying in election mode for quite some time.
Israel’s future will be decided by those who show up
Likud MK Galit Distel-Atbaryan says she will not run in party primaries, next Knesset elections
Without Netanyahu, Likud expected to fall below 20 seats, poll shows
Anglos and deaf activist to enter Knesset under Israeli 'Norwegian Law'
In Yamina, Religious Services Minister Matan Kahana resigned his Knesset seat to make way for deaf activist Shirley Pinto.
US Jewish groups welcome new government in Israel
“Congratulations to the people of Israel on this historic day. This new government proudly reflects Israel’s broad and diverse societal makeup with political parties from the left to the right.”
Lapid, Gantz rising in first election polls after Gaza conflict
Both the N12 and Channel 13 polls found that Netanyahu would have an even harder time forming a government if elections were held today.
PM blasts Bennett after call for unity government
Netanyahu says he'd be opposition leader, won't seek presidency
7+3 top Israel stories from Israel's 73rd year
Check out this recap of the 10 articles readers found most interesting, heart-warming, and astounding this year.
Kingmakers Bennett, Abbas leave both sides in the dark
Yamina leader to hold fateful meetings with Netanyahu, Lapid.
Lapid meets with Abbas for coalition talks
Abbas has become somewhat of an unlikely kingmaker since his party cleared the threshold to gain four Knesset seats, which could allow him to recommend either Netanyahu or his challenger, Lapid.
Israel's election problems require political surgery
Lurking beyond the past two years of political limbo in Israel are historic problems that require political surgery
Israelis vote again: Democracy? Or dystopia?
Elections are meant to choose a competent functioning government. In Israel, we voted four times – and got a string of dysfunctional ones.
Netanyahu calls rivals to join him, warns of fifth election if they don't
"We cannot be dragged to a fifth election," Netanyahu said. "I reach out my hand to all of my colleagues who agree with me. I do not reject anyone who agrees with these principles."
