The rise and fall of the Never Netanyahu coalition
The only thing uniting the Never Netanyahu coalition is hatred of him, and of religious Jews. That won't make for stable power-sharing.Op-ed
The only thing uniting the Never Netanyahu coalition is hatred of him, and of religious Jews. That won't make for stable power-sharing.Op-ed
Lapid warned that numerous challenges remained before a 'change bloc' coalition could be formed to oust Netanyahu.
Bennett had pledged he would not sit in any government with Lapid. It is now clear that he was negotiating rotation terms all the time.Op-ed
A look back at King Saul's dispute with David over the Israelite kingdom. Unfortunately so far, history is not repeating itself. Op-ed.
In recent weeks, agreements have been formed regarding the appointment of ministers in the government of the "bloc of change".
UTJ head ruled out coalition gov't alongside Yesh Atid & Yisrael Beytenu, claimed Netanyahu realized partnership with Smotrich was mistake.
Gantz criticizes his party members, Lapid stopped a unity government whilst Handel and Hauser stopped a minority government.
Likud MK blames Blue and White for the impasse in coalition talks.
Negotiating teams of the 2 parties meet for first time since mandate given to Benny Gantz. Gantz and Netanyahu meet tonight.
Heads of factions that recommended Netanyahu as PM unanimously decide that a right-wing government should be set up without delay.
Chairman of Likud's coalition negotiating team seeks to dispel rumors that law granting immunity to Netanyahu is part of coalition talks.
Liberman's party says it will not compromise on tougher security policy and passing Draft Law.
Kulanu chairman demanding Finance Ministry again, conditions entry into the government on no tax increases.
In view of increase in strength to 8 seats, UTJ representatives make clear if Draft Law not resolved, they will lead to repeated elections.
Yisrael Beytenu chairman reportedly demands defense ministry, passing of original Draft Law as conditions to joining Netanyahu's coalition.
TV report says Livni turned down offer from Netanyahu to be appointed Foreign Minister. PMO: No offer was made to Livni.
Opposition leader declares at Rabin memorial he will no longer hold any coalition talks with Netanyahu. Elkin: Good riddance.
Prime Minister's Office categorically denies reports that Netanyahu agreed to a quiet construction freeze in Judea and Samaria.
MK Shelly Yechimovich says she would fight "with all her might" a move to join Netanyahu's coalition.
MK Yossi Yonah (Zionist Union) told Arutz Sheva that there are no negotiations to enter the government
Likud source denies reports that Netanyahu asked heads of coalition parties to opine about the possibility of Zionist Union joining.
Likud Minister calls on opposition leader to join the coalition, says there are no significant gaps between the Likud and the Zionist Union.
Channel 2 News reports Prime Minister and opposition leader met this week to discuss a unity government. Both sides deny.
Netanyahu accepts Health Minister's compromise in the coalition crisis with Jewish Home, which will in turn support expansion of coalition.
Political officials reportedly working on convincing Jewish Home to back Liberman's appointment as Defense Minister.
Jewish Home chairman determined to ensure Cabinet members updated on IDF affairs after experiences during Protective Edge.
With 24-hour Knesset review needed to approve coalition deal, Lag Ba'Omer break makes deal this week highly unlikely.
Coalition talks between the Likud and Yisrael Beytenu parties resumed after Liberman said earlier they reached a “dead end”.
Opposition leader rejects offer from Netanyahu to reconsider joining coalition, says PM chose 'extremist' government.
Likud minister close to coalition talks says Yisrael Beytenu joining gov't to bring long-term stability, actualize nationalist government.
In cabinet meeting, Netanyahu says he's still willing to engage in diplomatic process with Palestinians, with help of 'regional actors.'
Former British PM and Quartet envoy reportedly led the failed move to add the Zionist Union to the coalition.
Sources close to Ya'alon reject reports he was never offered the role of Foreign Minister if Liberman joins the coalition.
Outgoing Housing Minister explains why a budget must be set before parties join - and what the government's direction may be.
Many Israelis displeased with Netanyahu capitulating to haredi parties' demands; surprising confidence in Kahlon as finance minister.
MKs exchange proposals, sarcasm in overnight debate; bill to expand government passes for second and third readings.
UTJ MK threatens to rebel if not granted chairmanship of Knesset committee; sources tell Arutz Sheva he never signed coalition deal.
Likud MK Ze'ev Elkin notes that Yair Lapid's appeal follows a government with even more ministers, quips Lapid's math must be poor.
Likud's deals with UTJ, Jewish Home violated Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein's guidelines for coalition talks, news site claims.
ADL directors commend Netanyahu on success despite 'lively and unpredictable' democratic process.