Herzog is 'eyeing the coalition', say opponents
Labor Central Committee approves 450 new delegates. Herzog's rivals: He's planning to join the coalition.
Labor Central Committee approves 450 new delegates. Herzog's rivals: He's planning to join the coalition.
Jewish Home officials accuse Netanyahu of betraying voters on the right, after Lapid claims he was offered ministries held by Jewish Home.
Opposition leader says Netanyahu failed to provide security and should step down. Likud officials: Herzog is an embarrassment.
Knesset approves first reading of the Budget Law for 2015-2016. Opposition angry due to absence of PM and Finance Minister.
Herzog united with PM against Iran deal, while Lapid continues to berate Netanyahu for worst 'foreign policy failure in Israel's history.'
PM Netanyahu meets opposition chairman Herzog, says it is important to show the world a united front on Iran issue.
MK Sharon Gal touts Yisrael Beytenu deal with Likud, says closer cooperation with the coalition expected.
While Likud's Tzahi Hanegbi boasts 'we split the opposition,' there's no certainty Yisrael Beytenu will join Netanyahu's latest government.
Coalition served first legislative defeat after coordinated opposition MKs rush into Knesset plenum moments before vote on Yesh Atid bill.
Meretz chairman Zehava Galon refuses to participate with Zionist Union, Yesh Atid after latter two skip critical vote.
War of words continues: Liberman says he joined opposition because Netanyahu 'abandoned' and no longer belongs to national camp.
Blaming delaying tactics for lack of forming Knesset committees, Ilatov requests Edelstein get coalition members in line.
Despite 'empty threats' from opposition to topple government, even narrow coalition, with cohesion, could last its full term.
Zionist Union sources say divide between Yisrael Beytenu and Joint Arab List may be too deep for opposition to make any real traction.
Backing up Zionist Union co-chair Yitzhak Herzog, Tzipi Livni asserts party has no plans whatsoever to join Netanyahu government.
Asserting that Netanyahu 'bowed down' before coalition partners, Livni claims funding to haredim and Judea and Samaria will hurt Israel.
Continuing rant against Likud's coalition deal with UTJ at Yesh Atid's faction meeting, Lapid stresses party will fight Bibi's 'bribes.'
During consultation with Zionist Union, Rivlin hints that should the party choose to serve in opposition, it'll be a 'complex challenge.'
Without confirming airstrikes in Syria, Israeli official rejects opposition's claims that alleged airstrikes were politically motivated.
Yesh Atid chairman assures Labor chairman he will not try to lead the opposition despite being the largest party in it.
As he mulls his next steps, PM reportedly tells associates that the coalition cannot continue functioning under the present conditions.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu continuing to seriously consider calling early elections in the wake of ongoing coalition troubles.
PM's invitation to opposition to join his government draws criticism from across the political spectrum.
Deputy Foreign Minister says no one in the coalition or opposition has a reason to want elections at the present time.
Opposition leader predicts that elections will be held within a year and declares: I am worthy of being Israel's prime minister.
Opposition calls for conflict to be resolved through resumption of peace talks - even though Hamas has broken five ceasefires.
The coalition will not hand the left a 'propaganda victory' by showing up for a Knesset no-confidence vote Monday, said MK Yariv Levin.
Opposition leader says Netanyahu should “initiate a comprehensive and courageous offer” to PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas.
Opposition members call for elections following Foreign Minister's remarks that going to the polls is better than releasing terrorists.
"I intend to win the next election and lead this country," declares opposition leader.
Law does not directly apply to Judea and Samaria, but could impact 'land swap' proposals.
In another 'retaliation' statement against Religious Zionist parties, Aryeh Deri hails Herzog as PM at Opposition meeting.
Political scientist speaks to Arutz Sheva on Opposition's resistance to the bill, why political decisions need to be implemented over time.
As opposition boycotts controversial debates, Deri threatens hareidi support for withdrawals as 'revenge' against Religious Zionists.
Opposition slams Netanyahu, after 21 MKs send him a letter clarifying that a construction freeze is out of the question.
Hareidi MK Uri Maklev says a divided coalition cannot function, presents a selection of quotes to prove his point.
Labor MK and Opposition Head Yitzhak Herzog attacks nationalist camp, claims Palestinian state is 'true Zionism' at INSS conference.
"If Netanyahu goes for a bold diplomatic move I'll be there to help him," says new Labor chairman.
Political analysts say that MK Yitzchak Herzog could be easier to convince to join the coalition than MK Shelly Yechimovich.
"The well-fed government of Netanyahu, Lapid and Bennett chooses the easiest victims," charges Yechimovich.
The Syrian opposition will form a provisional government in late August following months of failed efforts, says National Coalition chief.
Two bombs struck a large military airport outside the Syrian capital of Damascus on Sunday night, the main rebel army said.
Nearly 15 million people have signed a petition to to “remove confidence” in Egypt’s Islamist President Mohamed Morsi.
Leader of Turkish opposition compares use of tear gas by police on demonstrators to Nazi gas chambers.
Finance Minister skips a vote on the rise in the VAT, raising the ire of the opposition.
MK Yariv Levin says unlike previous Knesset, the Opposition will be meaningful.
Lapid chooses to avoid special Knesset session but finds time to post on Facebook, angering opposition.
Labor chairwoman passes a series of proposed changes to the party’s constitution, as her opponents attack her over failure in the elections.
MK Deri: “See you at the elections, it will not be a long time from now.”
Egyptian President Morsi has called for a meeting with the country's opposition to discuss upcoming legislative polls, amid boycott calls.
"We are not shying away from entering the opposition...if Netanyahu makes his position more extreme...we won't be there," says Shas.
The most senior Syrian politician to defect to the opposition told the BBC that regime will not hesitate to use chemical weapons.
Iran has offered to host talks between Syria's government and opposition in Tehran, its foreign minister said Sunday.