Benjamin Netanyahu
‘Not particularly prudent’: Trump’s Israel aid cutoff draws criticism from Republicans
The US president’s announcement targeted Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, but Israeli observers question whether the election-day timing served Republican interests.
After midterm rout, Vance tries to build his own 2028 brand
Netanyahu’s political survival must never be a reason to attack Iran - opinion
Israel or Judea, democracy or religion: What the 2026 election was really about - opinion
Eisenkot calls for emergency government, Ben-Gvir accuses opposition of betraying supporters
Ofer Winter urges Bennett, Liberman to form unity gov't with Netanyahu • Liberman backs Lapid for speaker, calls for haredi draft compromise and parties to join gov't
Eisenkot moves closer to ousting Netanyahu, what could come next for Israel?
There are several different paths the Yashar party leader could take, but all of them have obstacles.
The true effect of Trump halting military aid to Israel - analysis
Israelis had been prepared for a recalibration in how the aid works, but few anticipated such a precipitous change.
The consequences of the nature of hate - opinion
When a substantial number of citizens suspect their institutions are failing to investigate credible evidence, the damage extends far beyond disputed ballots.
Think you understand Israel's election? Here are 10 things the world may have missed - opinion
For the reported 67,000 Israelis who came here to vote and are returning home, and for the rest of us sticking around, here are 10 talking points for explaining our election results to the world.
A broken system: Can Israel fix its electoral rules before its democracy crumbles? - analysis
Some of the following ideas may need to wait until the main battle in Israeli politics is no longer between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp and the anti-Netanyahu camp.
To oust Netanyahu, Liberman needs the parties he promised to keep out - analysis
Before the election, Yisrael Beytenu's Liberman ruled out forming a coalition with Netanyahu, the Haredi parties, and dependence on Arab parties. He has now relaxed the Haredi veto.
Middle Israel: Netanyahu's election lies pose a dangerous threat to Israeli democracy - opinion
Netanyahu's election lies go beyond political deception, threatening public trust in democracy and deepening divisions that could tear Israeli society apart.
PMO does not dispute Trump's claim of halting aid to Israel, reframes it as ‘mutual investment'
PMO spokesman Spielman said that "... the prime minister has been working with President Trump to make the correct transition out from aid towards partnership."
After America's midterms, the clock is ticking for Israel to bridge its political divides
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: As hostility grows on the American Left and Right, prolonged coalition negotiations and the prospect of another election carry a strategic cost.
