Likud ministers overjoyed at Liberman meeting
Outpouring of ministers and deputy ministers hail the coming of a 'wide, right-wing government' with Likud's 'natural partner.'
Outpouring of ministers and deputy ministers hail the coming of a 'wide, right-wing government' with Likud's 'natural partner.'

Senior Likud members from Judea and Samaria demand PM stop unity talks, warning Herzog as FM will create a Palestinian state.

Nationalist camp surges in latest poll as Labor loses nearly half its seats. Likud led by Yaalon would face massive losses.

MK Mickey Rosenthal blasts Herzog for contemplating the idea of "crawling into the government."

Likud's Elkin warns a unity government would be an 'historic mistake,' as Zionist Union would pull coalition leftward to justify itself.

Likud source says the party intends to reach out to Yisrael Beytenu after talks with Zionist Union failed.

'Better to have a narrow government with principles than a broad coalition that sells out,' says Yoav Kish.

Unity gov't talks continue apace, as sources close to the prime minister say he's made a very generous offer to opposition leader Herzog.

A number of senior Likud members are secretly encouraging opposition bill to place term limits on Prime Minister.

Senior Likud source claims Netanyahu made generous deal to leftist Zionist Union, now waiting for response; Herzog's office denies.

Prime Minister Netanyahu blasts Yisrael Beytenu chairman, says he is working with the Joint List to bring down the government.

At a toast for Likud activists in honor of Passover, PM Netanyahu vows the fight against terrorism will continue.

Yisrael Beytenu chairman blasts government's policy with regard to Gaza, accuses Netanyahu of secret talks with Hamas.

Recordings of closed-door meetings reveal Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat's growing ambitions within Likud.

Justice Minister denounces threats against Defense Minister, though insists they come from his own party.

New poll finds that Yesh Atid and Yisrael Beytenu are making gains at the expense of Likud and the Zionist Union.

PM recorded in faction meeting condemning MKs who are protesting his canceling of Ethiopian Ailyah decision, warns coalition is in danger.

Lapid's party comes in at 21 seats to 26 for Likud. In 1-on-1 vote against Netanyahu, Lapid ties with Bennett for closest gap behind the PM.

Latest poll shows big gains for Yesh Atid, Jewish Home. Likud, Kulanu, and Zionist Union continue to decline.

63% of Israeli Jews identify with right-wing/religious parties, only 16% identify with Left; just 30% believe 'settlements' harm Israel.

After skipping a vote without coordinating and letting a bill fail, freshman MK gets pulled from two committees.

Israelis show a lack of faith in the honesty of primary elections, say system could work if there were a budget cap and transparency.

Activists at Likud mega-event lobby MKs, ministers to annex Judea-Samaria; 'The Right needs an alternative vision.'

As part of Likud event in Eilat, mock primaries find Gila Gamliel most popular party member.

At Likud event MK takes aim at Defense Minister for not addressing 'knife intifada'; Ya'alon claims he 'wants' to return Hevron Jews.

Activist May Golan takes part in Likud event to demand 'right-wing government solve infiltration crisis it has overseen for 7 years.'

Liberman charges Israel has 'no acting PM'; Likud responds accusing him of 'cheap politics' and absolving Palestinians of responsibility.

After being banned by university, nationalist student groups overcome. Together with MKs protest Breaking the Silence's 'lie industry.'

Likud's election committee confirms cancellation of the primaries for the leadership of the party.

In surprising move, Tel Aviv University permits Breaking the Silence, Meretz event, but refuses permission for Likud, Im Tirtzu protest.

Thanks to Likud court decision, Netanyahu will retain power of the Likud party through to next national elections.

Registered Likud voters will choose on February 23 between blank ballots or those with Binyamin Netanyahu's name printed on them.

Registration to run for the chairman of the Likud party has closed, but there is only one candidate - Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.

After her husband resigned from politics, Judy Shalom Nir-Mozes asserts she'll take on Bibi in primaries.

Finance Minister argues his centrist Kulanu party has a clear place on the political map and 'guarantees' he won't run with Likud.

Likud drops from 30 to 25, Zionist Union from 24 to 18, as Yesh Atid and Jewish Home get a boost.

Freshman MK distributes a list of mostly fake accomplishments to party members as part of campaign for Likud leadership.

Sources close to freshman gaff-prone Likud MK say he is considering challenging PM in primaries.

Likud members to choose Central Committee head. Main candidates are Haim Katz, Dudi Amsalem, Tzachi Hanegbi.

I am 'Jewish, Israeli, Mizrahi, gay, a Likudnik, security-minded, liberal, and believe in a free-market economy,' Amir Ohana tells Knesset.

MK Miki Zohar submitted the"Shabbat" bill and is convinced of its necessity. ‘We must not give up the Jewish state.’

Finance Minister denies Kulanu is mulling a merge with the Likud, says the Likud's ideology is different than Kulanu's.

Gideon Sa'ar hints he will make no play for Likud leadership in upcoming primaries, as Moshe Kahlon calls for the two to join forces.

In letter to Likud member, PM stresses need for 'stability,' urges members to advance primaries and help 'protect Israel.'

Jerusalem's mayor to continue in his role until the end of the term - and weighing entering national politics.

Former Likudnik - and only real threat to Netanyahu leadership - reportedly turns to moderate-right to re-enter politics.

Sexual harassment allegations drive Interior Minister from the Knesset, citing the burden his family has had to pay amid the scandal.

Prime Minister reportedly planning to hold primaries in February, possibly to prevent former minister Sa'ar from challenging him.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat is apparently ready for 'the next level,' an Army Radio report said. Not everyone is likely to be happy.

Internet providers will filter access to harmful content unless the subscriber provides proof of age.

Yuli Edelstein backs up Netanyahu after the latter warns Likud members against leaking recordings of closed meetings to the public.

Prime Minister tells Likud faction meeting that someone caught recording closed talks is on fast track to ending his political career.

Welfare Min. Haim Katz tells Likud ministers he plans to run for chairman; official postulates he'll gain support as he poses no threat.

Rookie MK Haskel calls Hazan's demand to dismiss defense minister in light of lacking terror response 'irresponsible.'

Minister livid after exam uses her likeness in a morbid example mocking the Likud; legal action to be taken against professor.

In a head-to-head race with the Prime Minister, only Gideon Sa'ar poses a real threat, winning just 5% less support.

MK Sharren Haskel talks political policy and environmental issues in 'introduction' interview with Arutz Sheva.

Outline for licensing Israel's gas passes Knesset but faces more hurdles as Economy Minister refuses to approve contracts.

Jewish Home activists blast Ayelet Shaked for agreeing to attend Likud faction New Year's toast, forcing her to cancel.

After Netanyahu asserts Israel too 'small' to absorb refugees, Herzog says former Likud PM Menachem Begin is 'rolling in his grave.'
