Israel political situation
New Knesset Finance Committee chair faces conflict-of-interest concern over husband's business ties
Liran Avisar Ben-Horin is married to Itai Ben-Horin, who holds a 50 percent stake in the strategic consulting, public relations, and crisis management firm Ben-Horin Alexandrovitz.
Haredi Public party reveals first woman in Israel's history running for Knesset with a haredi party
Unfilled state comptroller seat stalls Israel's whistleblower protections and campaign oversight
Arab Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad joins Winter's People of Israel, aims to be hasbara minister
Yair Lapid joins anti-government protesters at Israel's KKL Bridge
The protestors wore Yesh Atid t-shirts and carried Israeli flags and signs reading "stop the carnage. We're fighting for the country."
After elections, Israel needs a strong, stable government - editorial
This is what Israel needs now – politicians who care for the country, who want to keep it moving forward, and who understand this moment we are now facing in our national history.
The war that never was within the United Torah Judaism - analysis
Yeshiva students will not be drafted. There will be no significant reduction in state budgets for ultra-Orthodox education.
Who is Tal Gan-Zvi, Bennett's outgoing bulldozer chief of staff?
Over the last 10 years, Gan-Zvi was the bulldozer who led and pushed through the reforms that Bennett outlined.
Bennett's chief of staff Tal Gan-Zvi steps down in latest sign of coalition trouble
Gan-Zvi has been at Bennett’s side since 2012. “He was the ultimate loyalist,” one former colleague said.
Does passing budget guarantee Lapid will be PM? - analysis
Could recent political developments see Likud return to power in as little as two years?
Israeli society threatened by partisanship - editorial
Yitzhak Rabin’s murder was supposed to have served as a cold-water-in-the-face wake-up call that how we relate to one another needs to drastically change.
Can Israel calm the storm brewing over Jerusalem? -analysis
This is the time for Israel to be smart, not only right.
Israel left in limbo as political deadlock left unresolved - analysis
None of the sides reached an agreement on how to share power and form a government in initial talks.
What will Palestinian elections mean for Israel?
Palestinian elections at this time could conceivably be a time of renewal, a time for stock-taking and new thinking.
