Fearing Collapse of Right-wing Allies, Netanyahu Offers to Lower Electoral Threshold

Netanyahu suggests lower minimum for party representation in the Knesset ■ 'It's easier to maneuver smaller parties,' says source who spoke to PM about his motive

25 Years Later, Israel’s Right Wing Is Still Battling the Oslo Accords

Some segments of the right cooperated with the government even as it was negotiating with the Palestinians. Either way, nobody is admitting to any of the incitement that preceded Yitzhak Rabin's assassination

Netanyahu Seeks to Take One-third of the Knesset in Next Elections

Likud, the Knesset's largest party, currently has 30 of 120 seats, a showing the PM says will be improved upon in elections that must be held by November 2019

Disgraced Netanyahu Aide Founds Company for Web-based Political Campaigns

PM’s former bureau chief woos investors with social-media segmentation technology developed by a 19-year-old relative

Letters to the Editor: Likud 2.0, Ireland, and Corbyn

Opinion Peter Beinart and the Crisis of Israel’s Illiberal Zionism

The way the Jewish-American journalist was treated at Ben-Gurion Airport isn’t an isolated incident. It’s a preview of where Israel is headed

Netanyahu Backs Likud Colleague Zeev Elkin for Jerusalem Mayor

Elkin, who is both environment and Jerusalem affairs minister, does not have the full backing of his party

Analysis The Unavoidable Obstacle to LGBT Equality, Religious Pluralism and a Liberal Israel: It’s the Occupation, Stupid

The political schism in Israel’s non-Orthodox majority prevents it from striking a serious blow for freedom and equality

Israeli Minister to Run in Jerusalem Mayoral Race as an Independent

Zeev Elkin's decision follows his failure to garner the support of the Likud organization in the capital