Evangelical leader Mike Evans attacks PM-designate Bennett
Evans pens letter stating his "disgust" for Bennett's willingness to form a broad coalition instead of going with a right wing government.
Evans pens letter stating his "disgust" for Bennett's willingness to form a broad coalition instead of going with a right wing government.
Prime Minister presents his new government, which is to be sworn in this evening, calls for change in election laws.
Bibi blinked: Likud has agreed to Jewish Home's ultimatum. Shaked is expected to tackle leftists inside the judicial system head on.
Head of Beit El Yeshiva Rabbi Zalman Melamed tells Bennett not to back down in last-minute demand for justice ministry.
As deadline looms, Likud's major problem is finding a solution to Religious Affairs debate as well as keeping Yisrael Beytenu in line.
Head of Israel's workers' union argues unity government is only way to deal with challenges facing and division within Jewish state.
Shas, UTJ, and Kulanu all close to a final deal with Likud - leaving Netanyahu with two main options to concretize his fourth government.
With pressure mounting for a coalition, Likud minister Silvan Shalom says unity government is on table if Labor agrees to basic guidelines.
Yisrael Beytenu chair accuses Netanyahu of biding time during coalition talks to then later go and form unity government with the Left.
18 days after receiving the mandate to form a government, Likud hopes to finally concretize deals with both United Torah Judaism and Shas.
If next government has only 18 ministers, Likud warns Jewish Home and Yisrael Beytenu, Ayelet Shaked and Sofa Lanver will not be ministers.
MKs Yael German (Yesh Atid) and Gila Gamliel (Likud) go head to head on repercussions of haredi draft law likely to be repealed.
With several positions secured, and Likud likely to agree to UTJ's demands, haredi party looks poised to be first to finalize deal.
Jewish Home MK-elect Yinon Magal continues to assert Netanyahu offered his party nothing in the forthcoming government.
Calling Bennett 'whiny,' Zionist Union head Herzog says no truth to comments Netanyahu will pass Jewish Home over for unity government.
Bennett tells supporters that if Netanyahu forms unity government with Zionist Union, Jewish Home will work hard from the opposition.
In-fighting in Likud between MKs Gamliel and Hotovely for position of Education Minister, while Jewish Home's Shaked also joining the mix.
During consultation with Zionist Union, Rivlin hints that should the party choose to serve in opposition, it'll be a 'complex challenge.'
As consultations with President Rivlin begin, MK Zeev Elkin, speaking for Likud, recommends Binyamin Netanyahu form the next government.
Minister Silvan Shalom argues Sunday senior portfolios should remain with Likud, says potential coalition partners need to be more modest.
Parties will begin meeting Sunday with President Reuven Rivlin to recommend their choice of Israel's next prime minister.
MK Yaakov Litzman claims United Torah Judaism would join government led by Herzog, and will sit with any party - except Yesh Atid.
Shas Chairman says he prefers to recommend Netanyahu for prime minister, and will not sit in coalition with Yesh Atid and Joint Arab List.
New survey finds that 52% of respondents believe PM will also form next government, compared to 25% who think Herzog will be given the task.
After Ya'alon claims unity government possible, Bennett warns right-wing voters Likud is planning an about-face - Likud issues a rebuttal.
Yair Lapid talks about Yesh Atid's campaign as well as his controversial remarks to Deri during elections debate.
Yesh Atid head comes out swinging against PM Netanyahu and Labor head Herzog, accusing them of trying to win favor with haredi parties.
Shas Chairman acknowledges his public wants Netanyahu as PM, but said he will only join coalition that agrees to Shas' social demands.
Yesh Atid Chairman doesn't want Netanyahu as Prime Minister, but won't rule out sitting in a second coalition with Likud.
Jewish Home chair warns without 15 or 16 mandates, his party may not be in the coalition and a Palestinian state will be established.
Labor-Hatnua head accuses PM of diverting attention from main issues, says he will be the one to form a coalition after elections.
New survey shows public thinks Netanyahu should have stayed out of Israel Prize selection process, but will likely form the next gov't.
MK Yechimovich says only Jewish Home is getting stronger in the polls, so no one else wants elections.
According to latest updates, Netanyahu has agreed to appoint Rabbi Shai Piron Education Minister
"All hell is breaking loose – Lapid's game of chicken has gone wrong," says Bayit Yehudi source.