The last thing the embattled PM needs is a violent conflict in Gaza - and paradoxically, even hitting the organization's No. 2 in Syria is less sensitive than bombing the Strip
Israeli visit disclosed by Avigdor Lieberman, who says Mossad chief and Israeli military commander were sent on the mission by Netanyahu
The defamation offensive evokes both the 2016 Clinton email scandal and the allegations of Biden-linked corruption in Ukraine
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Central Elections Committee says it’s looking into the possibility of establishing polling stations for people under quarantine
All the leading election polls in one place: Here are the parties projected to enter Knesset, ahead of the March 2 vote ■ Build your own coalition: Click the parties and try to get to 61 seats ■ Who's running: Full lists
Now-defunct AI company had told the police its product was ready while it was still developing basic voice and machine text analysis
Comparison with past surveys shows Kahol Lavan is descending and the incumbent Likud is on the rise
Netanyahu and Defense Minister Bennett talk a big game but are willing to go far to ensure calm – Sunday's rocket fire shows Hamas is in no rush to implement a cease-fire
Israeli defense officials seek to positively reinforce the Hamas change in attitude by improving living conditions for Gaza residents
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Gantz’s party is wooing educated, well-off Likudniks while Netanyahu is focusing on the Ethiopian community
'If the Knesset remains without an acting legal adviser this could cause chaos during the sensitive period while a new government is being formed,' a Knesset source said
Avichai Mendelblit says committee investigating the Justice Ministry's unit into police misconduct may be motivated by political considerations in advance of March 2 election
They manage the home, raise the children and provide for their families, but they’re discriminated against and shut out of Haredi political power. A group of women is fighting for change, and they aren’t scared of getting ostracized
Kol Hanashim vows to fight for gender equality, improve education and eradicate femicide. Can the party be the one to end Israel’s political stalemate in March?
For two weeks now, Benjamin Netanyahu has been giving campaign speeches to the faithful two or three times a night. It’s his last chance to secure his narrative before others do it in court
Senior figures within the prosecution question the timing of Dan Eldad's announcement to probe Fifth Dimension, formerly headed by Netanyahu rival Benny Gantz, weeks before Israel's election
Netanyahu commissioned polls to find out. The findings were a slap in the face
Yisrael Beiteinu leader vows his party won't recommend Netanyahu to be tasked with forming a government after Israel's March 2 election, but says 'would very much like to see' the premier's party in a future coalition
Fifth Dimension allegedly presented false information to police, which invested in one of its projects ■ Gantz, who is not a suspect in the affair, rejected probe as politically motivated
PM accused of election spin as one neighborhood he halted and another was stopped under U.S. pressure, but he exalts: 'We're bringing together all parts of Jerusalem'
Head of Joint List slams PM for new campaign strategy: 'Only a racist like Netanyahu can think the Arab citizens are stupid enough to forget' previous anti-Arab statements
Israel’s easing of Gaza blockade is most far-reaching since Hamas took power in the Gaza Strip
Gilad Erdan wanted to initiate a process to unseal evidence in Netanyahu's cases, which could have significantly delayed the proceedings
Survey shows parties loyal to Netanyahu with total of 56 seats – five seats short of a coalition after two previous inconclusive elections
Netanyahu seems to think so, which is why he presented Nir Barkat and his 145-page economic plan to voters
Netanyahu slams chief rival and Kahol Lavan leader in response: 'If he's too scared to debate me, how will he handle the challenges facing Israel?'
Some ATMs asking users to take opinion poll when they withdraw money. Operator: It’s legal, more polls to come
Netanyahu attended the final in Gedera on Tuesday together with Gadi Yevarkan, an Ethiopian Israeli who was elected to the last Knesset as part of Kahol Lavan but recently jumped ship to Likud
The prime minister has not participated in a direct debate with an opponent for 10 years
President Rivlin could find himself deciding whether to task someone with forming a coalition days before being due in court – and that's just one problem
One party activist said he deleted the app – and two minutes later, received a text message imploring him to re-install it. Another user was a 13-year-old boy, who is too young to vote
Education minister demands the woman, who regularly attends protests against police brutality and racial profiling, be called in for clarifications
The Likud's finance minister-designate Nir Barkat may be an Earthling but he served up a package of reforms that have no bearing on economic reality
Charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, Netanyahu may have his defense request postponement of his arraignment
The Joint List is also reaching out to Israel’s ultra-Orthodox community with campaign ads in Yiddish
The prime minister's ‘new free-market plan’ is nothing but a collection of empty election campaign promises
Kahol Lavan leader says possible land swaps and population transfers between Israel and future Palestinian state is the aspect of Trump's peace plan that 'bothers' him
In a weekend TV interview, Bennett boasted of accomplishments he attributed to himself. A thorough fact check shows most were false, and likely meant to lure voters
Take us, we’re ready, Arab leaders are saying. And what is the vast majority of Israeli Jews saying? Forget it. We were bluffing
Has the coronavirus reached Israel? Who leaked personal data of all Israeli voters? Will there be peace in the Middle East in February? Show us what you know
Kahol Lavan projected to get 36 Knesset seats; center-left alliance Labor-Gesher-Meretz is expected to receive eight seats
Israeli politicians and Democratic presidential candidates will likely be no-shows at the pro-Israel lobby's big policy conference, slated to begin March 1
Police will investigate cases of impersonation, incitement and document fraud, but noted that it's difficult to meet the legal burden of proving that fake news is in fact false
