Likud
Netanyahu bloc 'hopes for a miracle' as Eisenkot begins coalition building process
WJC President Lauder congratulates Herzog on Eisenkot mandate • Shas waiting for UTJ to take first step toward Eisenkot • A-G Baharav-Miara says no evidence of foreign election interference
Israel’s politicians must put national unity before personal ambition - opinion
A-G Baharav-Miara says no evidence foreign interference could have changed Knesset election results
Herzog’s call for unity exposes the contradictions of Israel’s political leadership - opinion
Netanyahu's Likud maintains lead with 90.4% of votes in as counting of double envelopes begins
Golan calls on opposition to form government with Arab parties • Nearly 80% of IDF troops voted in the 2026 Knesset elections • Trump claims endorsement shifted momentum for Netanyahu
It’s time to set ego aside: Netanyahu, Eisenkot must form unity government - comment
Israel's voters have voted, and their elected representatives must now interpret the result and form a functioning government.
Netanyahu calls for right-wing government, warns against reliance on Arab parties
“The Likud is Israel’s largest party,” Netanyahu said, claiming the right-wing bloc had decisive support among Jewish and Zionist voters and supporters of the Jewish state.
Israel has voted, but the coalition deadlock is just beginning - analysis
The politicians now have to decide what they are prepared to change: their conditions, their partners or their promises.
Israel Election Night: How the exit polls, results unfolded amid political deadlock
Netanyahu pulls ahead as of Wednesday morning • Arab parties predicted to reach a combined seat total of 19, complicating efforts to form a coalition
Likud rep. accuses CEC of ignoring instances of voter fraud in favor of high voter turnout
Earlier on Tuesday, Likud said that it had received 620 reports of unusual incidents and suspected irregularities at polling stations in the Arab sector.
CEC denies Likud's request to extend Israeli election voting time past 10 p.m.
Likud, People of Israel, Shas, and Otzma Yehudit have called for extended voting hours, though only CEC Chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg can decide to extend voting hours.
Likud officials sound alarm over voter apathy as Israel sees record-high election turnout
The party is concerned about the mobilization of the camp opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the difficulty of generating enthusiasm among some right-wing voters.
Eisenkot is hoping to beat Netanyahu, but what does the Yashar leader stand for? - explainer
Eisenkot's campaign on Tuesday started early in the morning at Ofakim and Nir Oz in the Gaza Strip corridor, calling attention to the failures of the past government in preventing October 7.
Parties sidestep app ban inside polling stations, asking voters outside to identify themselves
Barred from using voter-tracking apps inside polling stations, parties including Likud and United Torah Judaism stationed activists outside to ask voters to identify themselves and log their turnout.
