Report says Blue and White chief's associates resolutely rejected multiple offers, with latest proposal for immediate resignation made as recently as the early hours of Friday

Parties vow to work for all country's sectors while shuttering unnecessary ministries, probing Meron disaster, but contradictions spotted in various agreements on religious issues

A fragile coalition united by desire to oust Netanyahu will need to tread lightly on issues such as settlement expansion, as current premier waits in the wings

Finalizing of agreements comes after Yesh Atid also signed deal with Meretz; 4 more parties must sign by Friday afternoon for gov't to be sworn in Sunday

Likud MKs acknowledge inability to prevent coalition of the PM's rivals from being sworn in, vow to oppose it from the opposition benches

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Individuals seen as encouraging rising hatred online reportedly cautioned against such behavior; law enforcement may carry out some preventive arrests

While acknowledging 'world of difference,' May Golan says PM-designate and his partner in the emerging new government are 'like terrorists who don't believe in anything anymore'

As he faces prospect of losing power to his rivals, PM decries 'effort to frame the right as something violent,' claims Israel seeing 'the greatest election fraud' in its history

Knesset Guard decides to boost protection for pair of lawmakers who have faced protests at their homes and other pressure from those opposing nascent government to oust Netanyahu