Poll finds just 52% of Likud voters would cast ballots for party again, majority believe economic crisis should be government's priority rather than attempts to weaken judiciary

Outlier survey predicts Netanyahu's party would get just 20 seats if an election were held today, dropping the faction to a 17-year low and to become the third-largest in Knesset

Sobered by declining popularity, PM is seeking to impose a new strategy of quiet on his unruly allies — while gearing up for a relaunch of the judiciary fight

Reports claim PM sought action by Histadrut, to create pressure on his own government to halt judicial overhaul legislation

A grassroots charm offensive in the predominantly ultra-Orthodox city had locals handing out treats to thousands of protesting out-of-towners

2,000 sign petition against Pinchas Idan over his decision to freeze outgoing flights; doctors' union urges PM to condemn minister who said protesting medics should be disbarred

Government planned to hold first reading Sunday on bill slammed as 'opening door' to corruption; U-turn comes after Haredi MKs criticized optics, opposition threatened filibuster

Giora Chamizer said Netanyahu would end up like 'every dictator in our history'; complaints also filed against protesters who allegedly burned photos of premier

Almost 2 months after being promised the job by Netanyahu, vocal Likud MK approved by Knesset, though his role hasn't been defined

Surveys from two TV stations show Netanyahu's coalition would fail to form government were elections held today, while opposition parties could see a return to power