Livni: I'm running all the way
Hatnua chairwoman unfazed by polls predicting her party won't pass electoral threshold.
Hatnua chairwoman unfazed by polls predicting her party won't pass electoral threshold.
Hatnua and Labor parties respond to election of Bezalel Smotrich as National Union leader: "Nothing new under the Smotrich".
MK Itzik Shmuli says Livni must commit to continue partnership with Labor if she wants to serve as opposition leader.
Zionist Union MK and former Justice Minister Tzipi Livni slams plans to normalize Havat Gilad, home of rabbi slain in terror attack.
MK Amir Peretz decides to leave Livni's Hatnua, run with Labor in the next elections.
Joint Labor-Hatnua list fires back at Netanyahu who clarified he will not form a coalition with leftist parties.
Labor-Hatnua candidate for Defense Minister says Netanyahu "will not defeat Iran with speeches in Congress".
Labor Central Committee approves "Zionist Center" list for the coming elections. Livni: This time we will win.
Yoel Hasson, a former Kadima MK, who has followed steadily behind Livni since Likud, may become #16 on Labor-Hatnua's Knesset list.
In a press conference Sunday, Yair Lapid announced Elazar's move to join Yesh Atid, calling him 'Yesh Atid's 20th Knesset member.'
Former Hatnua MK will be joining Yair Lapid's party, just weeks after resigning from Hatnua.
MK Amram Mitzna says Tzipi Livni was never authorized by the rest of the party to negotiate with Labor.
Sheetrit resigns Thursday, leaving just Amir Peretz and Tzipi Livni in the nearly-defunct party.
MK Amram Mitzna is bowing out of politics – again, informing the leadership of the Hatnua party that he has had enough.
Stern a good fit for Avigdor Liberman's party, associates say, after the MK left Hatnua due to its pact with Labor.
Tzur says he is 'satisfied' with his political career in resignation announcement, becomes latest MK to leave Livni's faction.
Stern objects to Livni's pact with Labor, in letter of resignation from the party noting that Hatnua has strayed too far Left for his views.
Besides rotation in PM's seat, Livni and her colleagues will have 6 slots in the joint list, including numbers 2, 8 and 16.
"Herzog and Livni, well done," says MK Stav Shaffir of joint Labor-Hatnua list.
Joint pact officially announced; if Labor-Hatnua wins, Herzog to serve 2 years as prime minister, followed by Livni for 2 years.
Hatnua head Tzipi Livni announces pact with Yitzhak Herzog's Labor party; deal could potentially gain large bloc of Knesset seats.
Deputy Minister Hotoveli mocks reports of center and left parties uniting for March elections. 'No direction, no leadership in Left.'
Hatnua chairwoman and Labor chairman reportedly have agreed on several principles ahead of an agreement to run together.
Report reveals negotiations are being held to form joint leftist bloc, with Labor sources saying it has a '60% chance' of success.
Elections rhetoric becomes more blatant, as Hatnua head calls to let voters choose between 'two worldviews,' slams 'Knesset extremists.'
Former Minister says that after he was placed in an unrealistic spot on the Likud's election list, Livni suggested he join her instead.
Justice Minister reveals that the two coalition partners agreed to form a common front 'against nationalism' amid spring election talk.
MK Amram Mitzna says he did not compare Jewish Home to Hamas in the sense of a terrorist organization.
In special interview, Uri Orbach calls HaTnua 'fictitious,' slams Livni for blaming Israel over talks - which he has 'no problem' reviving.
Avigdor Liberman says Israel 'in favor of negotiations' as long as terrorists remain in prison.
Interior Minister Gideon Sa’ar says Hatnua should back the Israeli government, not blame it for torpedoing peace talks.
Idea to swap construction freeze for terrorist release sharply criticized, as official notes the request's 'suspicious' timing.
MKs from Labor, Hatnua and Shas send a letter to the PM, urge him to cancel terrorist release and freeze "settlement" construction instead.
Commentator Raviv Druker tells justice minister Tzipi Livni she is ineffective and should quit before making a total mockery of herself.
Livni’s party agreed to back three controversial bills in exchange for govt. support for its own contested legislation.
Hatnua MK Sheetrit endorsed by Livni, rest of his party, but still needs to collect signatures to make the cut.
The Likud- Beytenu would receive 33 seats if elections were held today, followed by Labor with 16, according to new poll.
Coalition MKs trade barbs over ‘homes for terrorists’ claims and more. PA leaders lend support to ‘Jewish Home’ position.
In spite of left-wing opposition, gov't approves Judea and Samaria towns as part of "national priority" list.
MKs from Bayit Yehudi, Hatnua agree the nation should have a chance to vote on Israel-PA agreement.
Bill on hareidi enlistment passes with 14 votes and 4 abstentions, but dissatisfaction remains.
Appointing Yair Lapid as Finance Minister is like appointing Amir Peretz as Defense Minister, says MK Amram Mitzna.
The Bayit Yehudi is still waiting for clarifications from the Likud regarding its coalition agreement with Livni’s party, says MK Uri Ariel.
PM Netanyahu warns that even as he tries to unite parties in a coalition, Israel’s enemies unite to bring about Jewish state's destruction.
Livni expresses objection to Israeli construction in E1 and in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo.
MK Danny Danon (Likud): Livni should remember she's joining a Netanyahu-led government and not vice versa.
Bayit Yehudi plans to ask Likud to reconsider and perhaps change the coalition agreement with Tzipi Livni.
Bayit Yehudi chairman attacks the coalition agreement between the Likud and Hatnua, reminding that Livni was ready to split Jerusalem.
MK Feiglin: Likud should make sure to save room for itself in the coalition.
Livni tells her party that deal with Netanyahu will allow Hatnua to push its own views of diplomacy, prevent “extreme” government.
MK Ariel warns against Likud-Hatnua deal, calls for Likud nationalists to come out of hiding.
Livni tells Shas she expects to see them join the coalition as Netanyahu calls for ‘broad-based unity.’
A proposed deal between Likud and Hatnua would give Tzipi Livni sole oversight of Israel’s talks with the Palestinian Authority.
Hatnua chairwoman will reportedly be appointed Justice Minister in Netanyahu's new coalition and will play a role in peace talks.
"I came back and said that peace is not a dirty word," said Livni, whose chance of being asked to join Netanyahu's coalition is still shaky
Netanyahu would prefer a coalition with Lapid and Livni over the Jewish Home, a senior Likud official tells Arutz Sheva.
A team of researchers developed a unique "internal party democracy index " to assess the level of democracy in political parties.
Eleven days to elections: Second poll shows the right-hareidi bloc in the lead with 66 seats, but center-left parties still rival Likud.
The "extremists" in the Likud and the Jewish Home are a threat to Israel, says the chair of the Hatnua party.
Labor and Yesh Atid accuse Livni of misleading the public over what happened during meeting between the leaders of the three parties.