Poll: 'Likud Beytenu' joint list would net 36 seats
Latest Knesset poll shows Labor sinking to just 10 seats, while Likud would win 34. Alliance between Likud, Yisral Beytenu would win 36.
Latest Knesset poll shows Labor sinking to just 10 seats, while Likud would win 34. Alliance between Likud, Yisral Beytenu would win 36.
Foreign Minister speculates that his party and the Likud will run separately in the next election.
Survey finds ‘Likud Beytenu’ leaders could get 40 seats – but only if they part ways.
Likud Beytenu up to 36, Jewish Home drops to 11 according to poll; conflicts with findings of a poll earlier in the week.
Following spat over 'Jews in Palestine' proposal, new poll shows Likud Beytenu drops to 30 seats, Jewish Home up to 17.
Coalition chair announces coalition likely to be replaced soon, comes as Likud MKs plan to 'rebel' against concessions.
The Likud- Beytenu would receive 33 seats if elections were held today, followed by Labor with 16, according to new poll.
Popular ex-minister who took a breather from politics apparently does not intend to return to Likud.
The Likud party’s ‘unprecedented’ attempt to rule with just 1 of every 6 Knesset seats poses a challenge, says MK Levin.
Netanyahu convinces internal Likud court to prevent a vote on ending the partnership with Yisrael Beytenu.
The Likud Central Committee, which will convene on Wednesday, may veto a future union with Liberman’s party.
Yisrael Beytenu conference decides to continue cooperation with the Likud, postpones decision on a formal merger.
Yisrael Beytenu to decide Sunday whether to continue its alliance with Likud.
Members of the Likud’s nationalist camp say Netanyahu is trying to take their party. ‘We won’t let him.’
Likud, Bayit Yehudi enjoy slight boost in popularity following Israel-PA talks - even as most say Abbas doesn't want peace.
Yisrael Beytenu head denies press reports that his faction will break away from Likud.
The two factions, which teamed up for the elections, apparently prefer to be independent again.
Yesh Atid receives 5 ministers, a deputy minister and 3 committees. Bayit Yehudi gets 3 ministers, 2 deputy ministers, and 1 committee.
Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid have reportedly agreed to give up the title of Vice Prime Minister, paving the way for a new government.
The agreements between the Likud, Bayit Yehudi and Yesh Atid are expected to be placed on the Knesset table before the end of the day.
Bayit Yehudi to head three ministries, not four, but will get appoint a deputy minister to Ministry of Religious Services.
Coalition negotiators for Likud Beytenu, Yesh Atid and Bayit Yehudi are still talking but have managed to hammer out a starting framework.
Likud Beytenu is reportedly close to signing a coalition agreement with Yesh Atid; Lapid will replace Shas's Yishai as Interior Minister.
New elections would be bad for Likud, good for Yesh Atid and Bayit Yehudi.
Netanyahu tries to build coalition as Lapid limits number of ministries, Bennett limits parties’ spending.
After saying that Yesh Atid refuses to enter a coalition with hareidi parties, the Likud team said the same about the Bayit Yehudi.
Yesh Atid tells the Likud that it will refuse to be part of a coalition with hareidi-religious parties.
Likud MK urges Bennett to sit with hareidi parties. Without hareidi parties ‘it ended in Disengagement,’ he warns.
Likud Beytenu negotiators say they want Jewish Home, Lapid, and hareidi parties, too. Lieberman: Even Labor might join.
Channel 2: Prime Minister told Shas, UTJ, they will only join coalition in "stage 2."
51% of Israelis would prefer to see a coalition without the hareidi-religious parties, a poll released Monday reveals.
Coalition negotiation teams of the Likud/Yisrael Beytenu and the Bayit Yehudi meet, but no progress is made.
Netanyahu has reportedly told his staff to do ‘whatever is necessary’ to get the Bayit Yehudi party to join his coalition.
Bayit Yehudi plans to ask Likud to reconsider and perhaps change the coalition agreement with Tzipi Livni.
Religious Zionist party's campaigner, Jeremy Saltan, expresses party's stand ahead of key meeting.
Minister Moshe Yaalon expresses hope that agreement between the parties can be reached.
MK: Netanyahu needs us, even if he doesn't want us.
Hatnua chairwoman will reportedly be appointed Justice Minister in Netanyahu's new coalition and will play a role in peace talks.
Negotiator: Likud is offering ministries, but is avoiding talks with real substance.
Jewish Home party: talk of ministries is ‘irrelevant’ – and offers should not include ultimatums.