Campaign ribbons for soldiers who served in Lebanon approved
Defense Minister Gantz approves plan to award ribbons commemorating service during war to soldiers who served in Lebanon from 1982-2000.
Defense Minister Gantz approves plan to award ribbons commemorating service during war to soldiers who served in Lebanon from 1982-2000.
Shaul Mofaz gives Memorial Day speech, offering both confidence in Israel's actions, criticism of Palestinian 'subjugation.'
Former Kadima party leader reportedly wanted for 'war crimes' in UK due to PA lobbying, but escapes arrest.
Shaul Mofaz regrets joining Netanyahu's coalition in 2012, says "it was all a bluff".
"I am not an outstanding politician," admits Kadima chairman as he announces that he is stepping down from politics.
Kadima party leader turns down reserved spot on Labor party list, effectively marking the end of his political career.
Mofaz criticizes Netanyahu over Operation Protective Edge, says he is "losing sleep" over what Netanyahu would do against a bigger threat.
Report reveals negotiations are being held to form joint leftist bloc, with Labor sources saying it has a '60% chance' of success.
Former defense minister Shaul Mofaz says IDF has to make sure tunnel snafu does not repeat itself on northern border.
Kadima MK who oversaw Disengagement argues that the plan saved ‘hundreds of lives, maybe more.’
Israeli leaders begin to express frustration at lack of deterrence against terrorism, amid rising tensions and unrest.
Shaul Mofaz, former IDF Chief of Staff and Defense Minister, says Netanyahu's policy led to abduction, rockets; 'no country would allow it.'
Labor party leader Yitzchak Herzog compares radical Arab MK's defense of Israeli teens' abduction to 'price tag' crimes.
MK Shaul Mofaz adds his voice to the growing campaign behind IDF soldier disciplined after cocking his rifle at Arab attackers in Hevron.
Kadima head says the terrorists to be released by Israel this week may be "too old" to participate in attacks, but can still incite hatred.
Bennett and Lapid deny media reports that they plan to demand the Foreign and Finance Ministries or stay away from the coalition.
Mofaz reportedly joined the pact between Bayit Yehudi and Yesh Atid because his demand to be Defense Minister was rejected.
After achieving two seats, Kadima chairman hints he will join Netanyahu's new coalition.
Kadima, the largest party in the 18th Knesset, may have passed the electoral threshold and will have two seats in the 19th Knesset.
"Israel missed an opportunity to eliminate the head of the serpent," says Kadima chairman about Hamas chief Khaled Mashaal.
The parade of Knesset members and government officials who have decided to leave politics continued, as the party announced its list
MKs Bar-On, Plesner, Hasson and Itzik expected to follow Mofaz on Kadima list, though Bar-On may retire from politics.
Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is not going anywhere and will be be part of the committee that will select Kadima’s Knesset list.
MKs call on Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to take action in the wake of continued terrorism from Gaza.
Opposition head hints at center-left union.
In a letter to Obama, MK Mofaz expresses thanks for special relationship and looks for support in future affairs
Kadima chairman says Prime Minister has messianic Iran obsession, wants to embroil Israel in war.
Kadima chairman Shaul Mofaz says replacing the Netanyahu government is "a national mission".
Kadima chairman Shaul Mofaz asks the Attorney General to order Netanyahu not to bring Levy Report for government approval.
Mofaz turns the tables on Netanyahu and demands he be the first to take a lie detector test over a leak of security secrets on Iran.
Opposition head who vigorously opposes Iran attack wants the government to supply him with information about it.
Yeshiva students are required to join the IDF as of Wednesday, but what would happen if there were a mass draft of 50,000? There won't be.
Kadima head Shaul Mofaz: premature attack will lead to war, make it harder to attack in the future.
In stormy debate in Knesset's House Committee, MKs accused of defecting turn tables on Mofaz. Committee scolds Mofaz for absence.
Kadima chairman accuses Netanyahu of "horse-trading with the Holy of Holies of Israel."
Tzachi Hanegbi denies Shaul Mofaz's hint that move to split Kadima is connected to impending strike on Iran.
Kadima chairman Shaul Mofaz claims Prime Minister Netanyahu has failed, but there are calls from his own party for him to step down.
MK Yechimovich "would be happy" to welcome defectors "without promises, jobs, division of loot."
Kadima leader asks Knesset to oust four MKs who want to leave the party, adds hint regarding Iran strike.