In election rally, Amir Peretz says Jordan Valley annexation 'should be decided in negotiations,' as Netanyahu doubles down on promise to 'apply Israeli sovereignty without delay'
Nitzan Horowitz and Amir Peretz increasingly like their chances of helping forge a center-left government, instead of Benny Gantz forming one with a Netanyahu-less Likud
She started out as a promising new face in Labor and snagged the second spot on Democratic Union's slate. But now that the left has merged, Stav is left out of the game
Vote passes despite petition by former MKs Esawi Freige and Mossi Raz against the assignment of Yair Golan and Yair Fink high up on the joint ballot at the expense of Meretz lawmakers
Furious over downgraded representation for Arab lawmaker, some activists and politicians argue move will drive away Israeli Arab voters on March 2
The difficulty in forging a slate between people who have no fundamental differences of opinion show that culture wars and ethnic rifts still drive Israeli society
Israel's Labor Party once dominated the Knesset, and its aim was to keep hold of and share its power. Now it's all about survival
Nitzan Horowitz calls the merger 'a critical move on the way to finish the rule of the indicted,' alluding to the criminal charges that Netanyahu is facing
Creation of a panel tasked with discussing the premier's immunity is now a fait accompli, despite Knesset speaker's resistance ■ Labor and Meretz are entering into a shotgun wedding
Ayman Odeh tells Haaretz why his photo with Benny Gantz was historic, why his most important message is unity on the whole left, and whether he’ll ever establish a truly Jewish-Arab party
Days before deadline, two parties join forces, leaving out co-leader of defunct left-wing slate and no Arab politicians in top 10 slots
But for six years now, Israeli politics has been gripped by Bibimania, and this will last for another seven weeks at the very least
Veterans of the Israeli left lay out what they believe would save it. So why does the coming March election spell trouble?
Paradoxically, a lifting of Bibi’s immunity from prosecution may help him in the election ■ Meanwhile, the political maneuvering on the left almost makes the right seem like softies
Labor chairman fears attrition of 'soft right' voters, with parties facing deadline to submit Knesset slates ahead of March 2 vote
Findings contradict Labor leaders’ claim that a union would hurt both parties
Mazen Ghanaim, former mayor of Sakhnin and chairman of Bnei Sakhnin soccer club, says he’s mulling the offer
