Why the murky election results do not leave no options
For Netanyahu to agree to head a minority government would have been a non-starter after the prior three elections Maybe now? Op-ed
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For Netanyahu to agree to head a minority government would have been a non-starter after the prior three elections Maybe now? Op-ed
Did haredi parties mislead Yitzhak Herzog about their intention to form a coalition with them? Zionist Union leader isn't sure.
Calling the actions of staff members 'regular' for election period, Labor leader admits "Herzog" film wasn't the most successful endeavor.
Advertising guru Reuven Adler says Herzog's cowboyish campaign photo was unretouched, except for that detail.
Calling new elections imminent, Herzog says he has no need to make use Netanyahu's 'deceitful' tactics when they come.
Report claims Meretz forced workers to donate their salaries on elections day in both 2013, 2015; nationalists take action.
Agriculture Minister says that Liberman's "new strategy" is to blame for Yisrael Beytenu's winning just six seats.
A poll shows that religious Zionist voters prefer to see Bennett as Education Minister.
Education Minister perhaps even more important than Foreign Minister, claims MK Yinon Magal as coalition coalesces.
Prime Minister and Kulanu chairman meet and reportedly make progress on coalition agreement.
Senior political sources say Kulanu party set to take up senior ministries, including finance and housing, in next government.
Udi Pridan launches racially-charged tirade, says 'evil' Bibi should have lost like in 1999 elections, and blames Mizrahim for outcome.
Shas MK Yaakov Margi is very optimistic that things will work out with all of the Likud's “natural partners."
Labor leader continues to insist that he will not join a coalition headed by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.
Discussion of Jewish Home branch heads shows deep unrest in party following election drop, anger targeted at chairman Naftali Bennett.
Former Shin Bet chief dissastisfied with election results, says 'occupation' to blame for phenomenon of ugly, violent Israeli behavior.
Likud party fires back at actress's half-apology on Saturday, notes that arrogance and racism in the name of 'free speech' is intolerable.
Anat Waxman, who derided Likud voters as an unrefined working class, finally apologizes for rant - but insists she was not 'racist.'
President Rivlin reportedly working behind the scenes towards a government with Likud and the "Zionist Union".
Jewish Home reportedly to receive Economy, Strategic Affairs, Agriculture portfolios; MK Ayelet Shaked may gain a portfolio as well.
Report: Yisrael Beytenu to place obliterating Hamas on their agenda as part of talks, along with reinstating Liberman as FM.
After a disappointing election which left Bennett fighting for his place in the gov't, can the party bounce back? One insider thinks so.
PM makes offer apparently meant to work out conflict between Deri and Kahlon, and seal Kulanu coalition deal.
MK Miri Regev claims small, medium parties are holding up talks, calls to change the electoral system to ensure majority is in power.
Explosive report claims Netanyahu promised coveted position in return for support for early elections - then promptly reneged on his pledge.
All that's left is phrasing final agreement according to report, with deal to include cancellation of Enlistment Law's criminal sanctions.
Recordings reveal how Shas activists used 'tiny scribbles' and more to cheat democracy, leaving Yachad around 11,000 votes short.
The government hasn't been formed yet, but already rival parties are accusing each other of “ruining” their policies.
A source in Jewish Home says it appears that Likud wants a government with its “natural allies” - but not with Jewish Home.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is set to announce his first coalition agreement next week, sources in the Likud said.
Speaking to Arutz Sheva, Im Tirtzu's Policy Director Alon Schvartzer dismisses unity government, says MKs like Stav Shaffir are anti-Jewish.
Likud and Kulanu reach understanding, if not final deal, in which Kulanu will have ultimate approval on all parties' budgetary demands.
Jewish Home chairman Naftali Bennett on Wednesday expressed his disappointment and frustration with the coalition negotiation process.
'Excessive' demands will prevent Kulanu from being the first party Likud signs a coalition agreement with, official says.
In exclusive interview with Arutz Sheva, Baruch Marzel talks elections, Yachad's next step, and how Netanyahu stormed to victory.
Moshe Kahlon is demanding some of the top government portfolios as his price for joining Binyamin Netanyahu's new government.
After witnesses claimed Shas paid them for votes, the Attorney General and Israel Police have been approached to start an investigation.
A report in business daily Globes concluded that the nine best paid bankers earned NIS 52.2 million ($13 million) between them in 2014.
Former deputy prime minister David Levy attends swearing-in of his daughter Orly and son Jacky, who 'continue the path.'
Freshman Yesh Atid MK Chaim Yellin selects unusual choice for office ornament 'so I don't forget where I come from and who I represent.'
President urges parties to move on from election mudslinging, calls for speedy conclusion to coalition talks.
Jewish Home party head says Netanyahu reneging on pre-election pledge that his party would be first in line to join a Likud-led coalition.
Likud MK tells Arutz Sheva Likud 'has a lot to prove,' hints Jewish Home should 'calm down' in coalition negotiations.
Multiple witnesses claim Shas paid them up to 300 NIS for votes; one activist complicit in the bribery confirms; Shas denies involvement.
Kulanu chairman issues veiled threat to Likud as coalition talks continue.
If next government has only 18 ministers, Likud warns Jewish Home and Yisrael Beytenu, Ayelet Shaked and Sofa Lanver will not be ministers.
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.
Despite debts and inability to pass threshold to join the Knesset, Eli Yishai promises Yachad will continue to 'grow and flourish.'
Likud MK dismisses claims that Netanyahu will form a unity government, advises voters not to believe every headline they read.
A source in the Likud said that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu was strongly considering asking Yitzchak Herzog to join his coalition.
MK Shelly Yechimovich expounds on reasons for Labor's loss and party's plans in next elections.
Responding to results, teacher wishes right-wing voters that they bury their loved ones, and get 'brutally raped in synagogues.'
Netanyahu and Jewish Home chairman meet for coalition negotiations amid tensions between the two parties.
Incoming Jewish Home MK says that Netanyahu keeps raising the bar for the coalition - in hopes of forming a unity government instead.
Tibi says party willing to take financial influence instead of access to defense committee, heading off serious security concerns.
Kulanu leader pours cold water on reports that he has already been guaranteed the position of Finance Minister in the next government.
In ironic call given freeze now in place, envoy Serry says Jewish construction 'kills possibility of peace' in his very last report.
Something must be done to bring the divisions between supporters of Aryeh Deri and Eli Yishai under control, says outgoing MK Nissim Ze'ev.