Jewish Home, Tekuma Merge
The two religious-Zionist parties agreed to run in a joint list, and chose the first 15 names.
The two religious-Zionist parties agreed to run in a joint list, and chose the first 15 names.

Tzipi Livni has unwittingly carried out a “divide and lose” strategy that allows Netanyahu to easily conquer the left, a new poll shows.

Seven MKs join Livni’s new party despite leftist anger, accusations of “ego politics.”

To the panoply of religious parties in Israel, add a new one to be headed by Rabbi Amnon Yitzchak.

Ehud Barak is not stupid. He sees the handwriting on the wall and it reads “nationalist.” The left’s house of cards is collapsing.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak is quitting politics. In a dramatic announcement, he claimed successes as Defense Minister.

Netanyahu urges Likud members to go to the polls to nominate Likud MKs, but colossal foul-ups leave long lines of frustrated Likudniks.

Tzipi Livni is expected to meet Sunday with former PM Ehud Olmert and discuss with him the possibility of their running together.

The Pillar of Defense operation and subsequent ceasefire with Hamas did not hurt Bibi in the polls.

Israel’s nationalist parties could win 66 seats in the next election, new poll finds.

Members of the Tekuma Central Committee choose the party’s list for the upcoming Knesset elections. MK Uri Ariel will head the list.

A fight broke out on Facebook this week when Attorney Yossi Fuchs criticized Noam Shalit. 'He should be grateful.'

Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert will announce his return to politics within days, the mayor of the city of Akko predicts.

After primaries, currently serving MKs Galon, Gilon and Horowitz top Meretz's list for the next Knesset.

Naftali Bennett shares his goals for religious-Zionist politics, including his social platform and the candidates he most supports.

Opposition head hints at center-left union.

Despite the prosecution’s appeal in his case, it appears as though former PM Ehud Olmert is planning to run in January’s election.

Kadima launches second part of its election campaign, says "Bibi is getting us in trouble. Also with the U.S."

Maj. Gen. (res.) Uri Sagi drops out, leaving the Labor party without a military man in its list.

Israel will not bend for Obama despite his re-election victory, says Likud MK Danny Danon. National Union: A victory for Israeli left.

Americans are not the only ones voting Tuesday. In Israel, 54,000 party members can vote for the leader of the Jewish Home party.

Minister Moshe Kahlon to decide whether to form a new party based on the results of a special poll ordered by his associates.

Rabbi Ben-Dahan: It’s time to put an end to Oslo, annex Judea and Samaria.

Minister Moshe Kahlon meets Netanyahu's close friend Natan Eshel, ahead of his final decision on forming a new party.

Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and former Kadima chairwoman Tzipi Livni meet, say that “a government change” in Israel is necessary.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu dismisses reports that minister Moshe Cachlon is considering forming his own party.

Israel’s former U.S. ambassador believes the joint Knesset list between the Likud and Yisrael Beytenu could bring as many as 50 seats.

Hareidi-religious parties Shas and Yahadut Hatorah say they may not ally with the right after the next elections.

In what may be a Knesset first, MK Katz asks his party to move him from first place to seventh.

We have no photo of Yehuda Cohen, the new challenger in Jewish Home primary race, because that is how he wants it.

MKs from the Likud party welcome the approval of the party's joint election list with Yisrael Beytenu.

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.

The union between the Likud and Yisrael Beytenu parties is fueled by fear, former Kadima chairwoman Tzipi Livni charges.

MK Michael Ben-Ari and nationalist activists Baruch Marzel and Itamar Ben Gvir will run on an independent list in the upcoming elections.

Political paranoia hits a new level: Left-wing Meretz MK Zahava Gal-On claims Likud-Yisrael Beyteinu merger meant for attack on Iran.

The joint Likud-Yisrael Beytenu Knesset list could bring the two parties 45 seats, according to advisor Arthur Finkelstein.

Economist Shlomo Maoz, the Sephardic Jew who was fired for denouncing "white" Ashkenazi elites, announces he will run with the Likud.

Former MK Haim Ramon says Israel’s center-left parties must unite in response to the unity between the Likud and Yisrael Beytenu parties.

About a quarter of Likud party voters are against the unity agreement between Likud and Yisrael Beytenu, a new poll finds.

Lieberman reveals that Likud-Yisrael Beyteinu unity has been a done deal for two months.

The Likud-Yisrael Beytenu union gives the right and left bloc an equal number of seats, preliminary poll finds. Left includes Arabs.

Fear over the return of Aryeh Deri to the Shas party caused Netanyahu to run together with Yisrael Beytenu, according to Moshe Feiglin.

MK Aryeh Eldad says his goal as a politician is to prevent the creation of a Palestinian state, calls for unity within his political camp.

Former PM Olmert will announce on Sunday whether he intends to run in the upcoming Knesset elections. It is believed he won't run.

Yechimovich, Lieberman, Mofaz and Lapid agree to a TV “Great Election Debate” set for January 1. Netanyahu has not yet responded.

One of Kadima’s most vocal activists has quit, saying he has lost faith in the party and believes it is increasingly irrelevant.

Major player in Kadima steps down, complains that Knesset isn’t the place to go to have an influence.

"My government acted, unlike this one," says former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert at a conference in Tel Aviv.

Peace Now Director Yariv Oppenheimer quits in order to bid for a Knesset seat with Labor, which may not be enthused.

A new Arab party being formed will support Israel and will not be nationalistically Arab in its nature, a change from current practice.

Kadima chairman Shaul Mofaz says replacing the Netanyahu government is "a national mission".

Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and former Kadima chairwoman Tzipi Livni decide to run together should they return to politics.

Kadima chairman Shaul Mofaz asks the Attorney General to order Netanyahu not to bring Levy Report for government approval.

MK Yaakov Katz told the Knesset doubling of mandates for nationalists will herald 1.5 million Jews living “across the Green Line.”

MK Ofir Akunis demands that the Central Elections Committee disqualify MK Hanin Zoabi from running in the upcoming elections.

Knesset approves the bill to dissolve itself by a majority of 100 to 0. Elections will be held on January 22.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu speaks with Minister Moshe Cachlon, tries to dissuade him from taking a break from politics.

MK Michael Ben-Ari announces he is leaving the National Union, will run in the elections alongside MK Aryeh Eldad.

MK says that if the Likud wants to truly lead, it needs to grow. Ex-Kadimaites not welcome.

The left-wing media has gone crazy with hate for Netanyahu, says Ron Nachman. He warns PM not to become complacent.
