Poll: Gantz or Lapid to lead left?
TV poll asks the public who they prefer to see at the head of the leftist bloc.
TV poll asks the public who they prefer to see at the head of the leftist bloc.
New poll: If elections were held today, the left-center would win 58 Knesset seats, making it difficult for Netanyahu to form a coalition.
Opposition leader says an anti-Netanyahu bloc will be formed even if Yesh Atid chairman doesn't join it.
Yair Lapid refuses to sign vote-sharing deal with any left parties, and may lose them seat in the next Knesset, officials complained.
Deputy Minister Hotoveli mocks reports of center and left parties uniting for March elections. 'No direction, no leadership in Left.'
Former Justice Minister says she believes a joint list with Labor will be formed in order to unseat Netanyahu.
MK said to be forming new Center-Left party, a la Yair Lapid's Yesh Atid.
The Palestinian Authority is hoping that Yair Lapid’s achievement in this week’s election will lead to the resumption of peace negotiations.
Livni has not yet given up on her hopes of forming a united front to rival Likud.
Aryeh Deri dismisses as "a bad joke" reports that his party is in talks with the left to create an obstructive bloc to the Likud.
Labor and Yesh Atid accuse Livni of misleading the public over what happened during meeting between the leaders of the three parties.
The Jewish Home will recommend Netanyahu as Prime Minister no matter what, says Naftali Bennett.
"I am a ready for a broad coalition, but some parties are rejecting me in advance," Netanyahu tells Channel 2.
Tzipi Livni, who heads the Hatnua party, says she's willing to put ego considerations aside to oust Netanyahu from power.
Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is not going anywhere and will be be part of the committee that will select Kadima’s Knesset list.
Tzipi Livni is expected to meet Sunday with former PM Ehud Olmert and discuss with him the possibility of their running together.
In an unusual move, Labor leader speaks to Arutz Sheva, supports an agreement that keeps 80% of Yesha residents in their homes.
President Shimon Peres denies reports that he is planning to run in the next Knesset elections as head of Israel’s center-left bloc.
Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and former Kadima chairwoman Tzipi Livni meet, say that “a government change” in Israel is necessary.
President Shimon Peres has refused to end his term early and run in the next Knesset elections, despite pressure from left on him to do so.
Former MK Haim Ramon says Israel’s center-left parties must unite in response to the unity between the Likud and Yisrael Beytenu parties.