Knesset
Eisenkot's Yashar launches campaign aiming to draw votes from opposition bloc, overtake Likud
The move comes just two weeks after a meeting of the leaders of the opposition's change bloc, where they agreed to postpone discussions over who would be their prime minister candidate.
'Bennett II': Ben-Gvir refuses to sign vote surplus share agreement with Winter's People of Israel
Israel and Sweden: Same voting system, same deadlock - analysis
Israel votes like it's 1920. Should it still?
October 7 will be present in the next Knesset, regardless of who comes out on top - analysis
October 7 will affect the elections not only through the issues being debated, but also through the people who will be doing the debating.
Heckler accuses Isaac Amit of 'not being worthy' of laying wreath at Oct. 7 memorial ceremony
Amit laid a wreath at the memorial site on Mount Herzl alongside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and several others.
This time, the Supreme Court must not blink - opinion
In every election cycle, a familiar scenario unfolds in which the Central Elections Committee disqualifies parties from running for the Knesset, a decision that has almost always been overturned.
'Right thing for Israeli democracy': Eisenkot challenges Netanyahu to televised debate
"The haredim sent an MK to me and told me: 'Gadi, we are done with the alliance with Netanyahu. Come and tell us what you are offering us,'" he said.
What happens to Israel if Arab citizens lose their political representation? - opinion
Instead of progressing, we will be regressing, and may be responsible for what future historians will call “the destruction of the Third Temple.”
High Court to weigh direct Shin Bet protection over private security for Democrats chair Yair Golan
The framework followed a top-secret decision adopted by the Ministerial Committee for Shin Bet Affairs on September 16, nearly two weeks before the petition was filed.
As Netanyahu weighs his next coalition, Ofer Winter emerges as a key right-wing spoiler - analysis
Which parties Likud would seek to bring into a coalition, and whether those parties would be willing to join such a government, will become clear only after the election.
Abu Shehadeh withdraws after Supreme Court signals disqualification
Otzma Yehudit and its chairman, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, brought the application against Abu Shehadeh, and all nine Supreme Court justices recommended that the candidate withdraw.
Israel needs a thin constitution to bridge its political divide - opinion
Israel’s opposition has put a constitution on the agenda, but a broad consensus may require a narrower approach focused on government institutions.
Vote your conscience: Five reasons why Israelis should forget the electoral threshold - opinion
With a few weeks left before we go to the ballot box on October 27, I want to make the opposite case: vote for the party you actually believe in, and let the electoral threshold take care of itself.