'I experienced criticism that culminated in cooperation with Likud's top officials to weaken me and remove me from the party's spheres of influence,' Ayoub Kara writes in resignation latter
Attorney general overrules 2017 ruling that allowed segregated refresher courses after woman files lawsuit over difficulties registering for defensive driving classes
Netanyahu needs 61 Knesset seats, made up of Likud, Shas, United Torah Judaism and the other ultra-Orthodox parties, or he will bid his seat goodbye
For first time in over a decade, prominent religious-nationalist pundits are openly questioning the prime minister's motives and effectiveness
Ohana, who was booed at Jerusalem Pride, says 'the sharpest poisoned arrows came not from the right or from religious groups,' but from LGBTQ activists
In elections dubbed fateful, the center-left will make do with candidates such as Gantz and Lapid who were chosen only by themselves
After firing Shaked and Bennett, the premier said they would be replaced within 48 hours, but Likud says it wants to discuss with other parties before making a decision
The premier's Likud party worries that its favorite candidate, Matanyahu Englman, will not get right-wing parties' support in secret ballot
The premier fired Ayelet Shaked and Naftali Bennett out of long-standing vengefulness, but there's a chance he may need to put up with them in his next government
Tzachi Hanegbi says he has 'no doubt' the premier would agree to a coalition with Kahol Lavan, but Likud brushes off his comments
Throughout Netanyahu's tenure it was impossible to know when it would end, but one thing was certain: The person who would push him out would come from the right
11 immediate and dramatic effects on Israeli politics and society – as well as Trump and American Jews – that amount to nothing less than a metamorphosis
The animosity between the two is of no importance
The combination of Netanyahu’s personality and the indictments awaiting him has turned him from the big victor of the 2019 election to the trampled doormat of the subsequent coalition negotiations
As lobbying government officials hasn't been enough, hundreds have joined governing Likud in recent weeks over issues like water and foreign workers
Likud associates believe the PM will focus on making it harder for the court to overturn legislation, while he mulls asking Knesset for legal immunity
Netanyahu is facing possible criminal indictment in three separate corruption cases and is pushing a bill that would grant him immunity from criminal prosecution while he is prime minister
Yisrael Beiteinu chief Avigdor Lieberman, who recommended Netanyahu to build the next coalition, demands 'victory' rather than an arrangement for Gaza as condition for joining the coalition
President Reuven Rivlin is expected to approve the request, meaning Netanyahu must complete the task by May 28
United Torah Judaism hopes to push its religious agenda, as Netanyahu signals he has no intentions of naming far-right settler leader Bezalel Smotrich as justice minister