Likud party said worried some future Yesh Atid-Telem MKs may not switch to Blue and White as planned, and end up bolstering opposition

Justices will hear petitions against an indicted lawmaker's ability to rule and the rest of the disputed pact, which would usher in a long-sought government but weaken the Knesset

Could one historian's out-of-the-box idea end the political deadlock and give everyone what they claim they want: Unity and stability for a polarized, virus-struck nation?

As Knesset heads for dissolution in 21 days if no agreement reached, triggering a fourth election, Yisrael Beytenu says it's time to present Netanyahu with a 'tangible threat'

Yisrael Beytenu chief said to tell confidants PM committed 'unforgivable sin' by assailing him and family members with complaints, says 'no chance' of political alliance

Former defense minister issues mocking statement consisting of laughing emojis after Likud asks attorney general to expand Yisrael Beytenu corruption probe to include him

For first time in 14 years, there won't be a Knesset party led by a woman and little effort was made to address women's issues - even though most of the undecided voters are women

Suzie Navot is not against parliamentary immunity and wants the Knesset to be able to override the Supreme Court. But she's also worried about a creeping erosion of democracy

Netanyahu needs restrictions removed to offer more posts to coalition partners ahead of May 28 deadline; measure passed in 2013 as good-government reform has never been enforced

Right-wing pundits criticize Esther Hayut for speech in Nuremberg arguing the rise of Nazi Germany showed importance of judicial independence