Kadima repeated its call for Netanyahu to join centrist national unity government under Tzipi Livni.
0 commentsMK Herzog: Labor may not recommend anyone be tapped PM considering Livni 'affair' with Lieberman.
0 commentsIn the current circumstances, a Bibi-Tzipi government is the lesser evil.
0 commentsPeres is expected to try to complete the formation of the new coalition within two days.
0 commentsBarak lost the elections because he did not have the courage to decisively defeat the terror of Gaza.
0 commentsMeretz never imagined it would be crowned the biggest loser of the left wing in the 2009 election.
0 commentsU.S. says still unclear how election will affect peace talks, promises not to intervene in internal politics.
0 commentsAbbas conditions restarting peace talks settlement freeze; Hamas: Zionist have elected a 'troika of terrorism.'
0 commentsKadima head: Now is the time for unity; sources: Lieberman won't rule out sitting in coalition with Shas.
0 commentsRightists predicted to form bloc of 63-64 of 120 Knesset seats, while leftist bloc expected at 56-57.
0 commentsKadima chairwoman reiterates her offer to Netanyahu to join a national government under her leadership.
0 commentsPerhaps it's the public's short memory, or maybe the Gaza op wiped clean the travesty of the Lebanon War.
0 commentsVoters who decided to vote Kadima instead of Labor will wake up to hear that Livni is courting far-rightist.
0 commentsTibi's party Ra'am Ta'al, like other Arab parties, will not support any one candidate for the prime minister's post.
0 commentsUnion would bolster two-state solution supporters, keep Israel from clashing with Obama government.
0 commentsLieberman, head of what is now third largest party, says leaning toward right wing national government.
0 commentsLikud member and former minister Silvan Shalom: Government led by Livni is unrealistic, Kadima 'delusional'.
0 commentsLabor Secretary General Eitan Cabel tells Haaretz: We should have gone to the opposition a long time ago.
0 commentsParties complain other parties stole their ballot slips from polling stations, poll secretary allegedly tries to vote twice.
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