Merav Michaeli said she wasn't treated enough 'like a Messiah,' while fellow left-winger Nitzan Horowitz hits at Labor party for being ashamed of its Arab candidate
A Channel 12 poll shows the left-wing party, along with the United Arab List, failing to cross the electoral threshold, while a Channel 13 poll shows them barely scraping by
In the third of a series of articles ahead of the March 23 vote, a brief history of how Israel was led by 'WASP's whose social-democratic vision was never fully achieved
When Labor and Meretz compete over which one is more leftist, one of them is liable to find itself alone in Israel's March election
The prime minister's coalition is spurred on by the far-right Religious Zionism party, while Gantz's Kahol Lavan scrapes over the threshold for entering the parliament in the March election, Kan poll finds
Anti-Netanyahu bloc resists mergers, the Joint List splits and the far-right joins forces
Parties plan to run markedly different campaigns to distinguish themselves from each other, as latest polls find both with enough support to enter the Knesset in Israel's March election
Between mergers, messages and 'stars' to be unveiled, Israeli parties have until Thursday to present their slate. Here is where they stand
Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi is in a realistic slot on Meretz’s Knesset slate – and she isn't apologizing for being one place below a retired general
Agreement leaves Likud without natural vote-sharing partner ■ Left-wing Meretz announces two Arab candidates in top five slots
Party source says internal elections would be redundant as the same central committee that chose previous slate will do so again ■ Negotiations to reserve two slots for Arab female social activists began recently
Netanyahu will flaunt COVID vaccines and peace, Kahol Lavan might fall into oblivion and the Joint List is facing a split as Israel gears up for its fourth election in two years
Golan, who ran on the Israeli left-wing party's list in the last election, says 'Meretz is the only party that has never lied to or betrayed its voters'
Yair Golan vows to 'silence and suppress' voices pushing to turn his party in a Jewish-Arab alliance: 'This could be the Israeli left’s big opportunity'
Poll finds that only 0.7 percent of center-left voters were certain they would vote for a joint Jewish-Arab party
Party leaders have warned about losing votes to new parties, and Chairman Nitzan Horowitz doesn’t rule out attacks on the Joint List of Arab parties
Yesh Atid is predicted 15 seats – down from its current 17 – with Lapid as a leader, but two less with Ofer Shelah ■ Netanyahu-led bloc has clear majority, according to Channel 12 survey
Gantz's party breaks with coalition line to pass bill in a 42-35 vote that is threatening alliance with ultra-Orthodox parties
Zehava Galon tells Haaretz how ‘the world went along with the occupation,’ while Israeli leftists weren’t willing to pay a personal cost
Coalition sources say the fact the bill to ban the widely discredited, harmful practice is even being considered is an achievement, but members of the opposition argue it wasn't immediately disqualified only to minimize potential backlash against two openly gay ministers
Hendel, whose faction ran with Kahol Lavan in the latest election, says him and party leader Gantz 'may no agree on this,' while opposition lawmaker also says might back partial annexation of the West Bank