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Transport minister tweets biblical verse: 'If you do not drive out the inhabitants of the land, those you allow to remain will become barbs in your eyes and thorns in your sides'

Miki Zohar defends idea of Likud working to arrange a cabinet post for Otzma Yehudit leader in exchange for him leaving the race, saying right-wing majority otherwise impossible

Responding to Rafi Peretz suggesting that gay marriages aren't natural, mayors of three cities instruct schools to open Sunday's classes with lesson on acceptance of the other

Threatening independent run, National Union chairman proposes reshuffling joint slate

Merger with far-right party, along with ensuring placement of female candidate among top five on slate, expected to be approved by internal body

Senior lawmaker, dozens of party officials say Rafi Peretz acted alone in agreement with far-right faction; demand central committee convene to vote on matter

Parties previously ran together with National Union in April election; Blue and White's Yair Lapid calls move 'a disgrace'

Netanyahu makes rare visit to volatile West Bank city, home to some 200,000 Palestinians and hundreds of Israeli settlers, to mark 90th anniversary of massacre

Bid to disqualify Kahanist party falls short after Labor leader's brother-in-law disappears during vote, leaving committee tied 15-15; other left parties accuse Labor of betrayal