Loyalist of former PM expresses support for initiative to nix offense of fraud and breach of trust, claims Yair Lapid is a 'dictator'

Knesset correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn discusses the media transformation of a far-right MK; reporter Jeremy Sharon looks at the Religious Zionism party's plans for the judiciary

Otzma Yehudit leader's soaring popularity comes with a softened persona ahead of elections; but Netanyahu is still hesitant to fully endorse him

Like the past four rounds, Nov. 1 is largely a referendum on Netanyahu -- but with a new element, the rise of a far-right party bent on remaking Israel's governance and orientation

Likud chief insists no plans 'to cancel anything retroactively,' denies avoiding photo with Ben Gvir, as he urges right-wingers to back his party over Religious Zionism

Religious Zionism leader's legal reforms would abolish offense of 'fraud and breach of trust,' let MKs ignore High Court rulings on laws, give gov't control on selection of judges

Political right has argued that fraud and breach of trust charges are applied too ambiguously, and sought to remake Supreme Court justice selection process

Religious Zionism chair; MK Ohana says future government will pass law defining attorney general's advice as non-binding

Opposition chief claims PM will give Palestinians 'a terrorist state in the heart of the country'; premier's left-wing partners, US hail his backing of two-state solution

In 'Eretz Nehederet' homage to song from Mel Brooks's 'The Producers,' Ben Gvir fills in for Nazi dictator, espousing policies against Arabs, gays and 'lefties'